Ecstasy Awareness Program Aims Dramatic Film Education
The Maryland effort partners with Lt Gov Townsend and the Governor's Office of Crime Control to educate moviegoers about MDMA. A slide shows a normal brain vs drug-affected brain to warn about Ecstasy dangers. The program runs through late July in theaters and seeks to curb rising rave drug use.
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Aqueduct Restoration Funds Advance in 2002 Bill
The Senate Appropriations Committee completed action on the fiscal 2002 Interior Appropriations Bill allocating 6.4 million dollars to renew the Monocacy Aqueduct along the C&O Canal.
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42nd Annual Hosiery Reunion Held at Dan Dee Compeanite
The 42nd annual hosiery reunion was held at Dan Dee Compeanite with prayer led by Roy Grace Angieberger. Attendees included Grace Rice Clara Mae Fultz Russell Arel Charlotte Stang and Greve Angieberger who welcomed the group and gave the treasurer Yeager’s message.
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First Florida West Nile case confirmed in crow
Florida reports its first confirmed West Nile virus case tied to a crow found east of Tallahassee in Jefferson County. Officials note human cases have been centered in New York and New Jersey, with the virus spreading to several states and likely moving through Florida as surveillance and prevention efforts expand.
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Curry calls for police changes in George's County
County Executive Curry urged reforms in police policies to reduce officer brutality and address a Washington Post finding that the county police killed the most people per officer among large U S forces. He backed focusing on shooting cases with new evidence but stopped short of personnel changes while leaders press Chief John S Farrell to resign.
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