Meachum la Brown Drivers Permitted Release Amid Court Call
Meachum and Brown were granted release while awaiting further court action after his arrest. Lt O'Brien declined comment amid a political scandal that cost the police chief his rank. Meachum sought a ride from Frederick, who refused, and later Grimes took him home. Grimes denied ties to any late night press room visit or upcoming Wednesday paper. Maj Raffensberger confirmed the arrest report sat on his desk as routine.
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Winter Thaws as Bob Redding Clears Front Yard
Bob Redding removes fallen leaves from his front yard on East South Street in Frederick on a warmer Wednesday afternoon.
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Bon Ton and mall plans shift after local retail changes
The Frederick Bon Ton store remains a constant in sales as new mall owners pursue redevelopment plans started before December 1999. Investors moved quickly, aiming to attract larger tenants to spark small-shop growth around the mall, with residential development fueling the strategy.
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Governor Glendening Discusses Smart Growth and Education
The governor pitches a statewide smart growth program and education path expanding from high school to college, while critics question property rights protection and rural utility repair. Delegates offer mixed views on practicality and incremental change as supporters highlight parks and walkways.
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Lone Star animals invited to lead Texas delegation
A select group of Texas animals associated with the University of Texas will travel to Washington as guests at a notable Texas event. The longhorn mascot and other native creatures will represent the Lone Star State, highlighting regional wildlife often overlooked by Texans themselves.
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Washington
Wal Mart backed for firing employee over abuse photos
In Omaha Nebraska a federal jury found Wal Mart Stores Inc upheld the firing of Shirley Gasper in July for violating customer confidentiality after she turned in photographs of suspected child abuse. Gasper argued the store policy violated state law and could appeal beyond her supervisor.
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Textbook debates surface on accuracy in school physics texts
Teachers voice concerns over errors in science texts and the lack of access to updated materials. Officials say errors may exist, while one educator notes difficulty finding usable physics books and questions how students learn through flawed experiments.
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Aoe Johnson
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ER strain prompts chaplain remarks and bed shortages
Mr Coffey and government health officials report converted areas in EDs to handle overflow as non emergency visits rise. Rev Dan Walker notes chaplain comments urging patience before beds are available. Hospitals in Washington Carroll and others prepare for peak period amid flu surge and insurance driven ER use.
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