02 Jul 2001
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 2001
Page
1
Members of an Allegheny Energy union voted 1,102 to 63 against the firm s last best and final contract offer in secret ballots over two weeks. No strike is planned, spokeswoman Debbie Beck said, though union leaders remain willing to negotiate to avoid a work stoppage.บริษัท
Sugarloaf residents vow to block a 640 megawatt Duke plant on 200 acres near Dickerson amid fears of farmland loss, water withdrawal, and higher pollution. They plan a citizens association, seek legal challenges, and lobby officials including Rep Morella and Rep Bartlett as they contest plans by Mirant MidAtlantic and target broader regional能源 decisions.
Middletown previews a new fire station with a $4 million price tag at the carnival grounds. The plan outlines $80,000 from the county and $100,000 from private contributions plus town funds. The facility aims to include a larger banquet room and support multiple community events beyond firefighting use.
Vice President Dick Cheney resumed duties after a heart pacemaker implant at George Washington University Hospital. He left for the White House with President Bush and White House staff, returning home hours later. The device regulates heart rhythm and can deliver shocks to prevent dangerous rates. Dr Douglas Zipes notes potential for jarring effects and monitors ongoing rhythm issues.
A 16-year-old Woodbine boy, Robert J. Schumacher, died at the scene when a 1971 Dodge Dart left Md. 97 near Old Liberty Road and struck a tree after a late Sunday crash. The vehicle was driven by a 17-year-old Mount Airy boy, who was flown to Johns Hopkins for treatment with non life threatening injuries.
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