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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2001
Page
9
Houston AP reports astronauts prepare to install a new 164 million doorway at the international space station. A 34 foot robot arm, attached to Space Shuttle Atlantis, will handle the lock and gas tanks while crews ensure clear separation. A spare Atlantis remains aboard due to a leaking battery potentially harming eyes and skin.
A veteran prosecutor named by President Bush to head the FBI revealed he has prostate cancer but doctors say it is treatable and he is expected to recover. Robert Mueller will undergo prostate removal within 30 days. doctors call the cancer very localized and curable with long term success expected.
In a feature on local scouting, Troop 1092 leaders at the Jeanne Bussard Center discuss merit badges completed by Scouts on their own time, balancing work and studies. They emphasize practical, hands-on learning and long hikes as part of earning tougher badges.
Miss Roderick, Walkersville High School graduate and 18 year old to become an agriculture teacher, grows on a 300 head Holstein and horse farm with her parents David and Karen Roderick. She won third in novice obedience in 2000 with her dog Trouble and took top honors at fairs in 1999 and 2000 while aiding community service projects.
Fragmentary report notes a trial day with a verdict at 2 pm and mentions expulsion and a press statement. Details about individuals or case specifics are incomplete, leaving uncertainty about parties, charges, and outcomes.
Fauzia, a Muslim mother, refused baby death. seven infants born after 28 1/2 weeks at Johns Hopkins care. Apgar scores 7 to 9. lengths 13 to 14 inches. full term about 40 weeks. some required ventilator or drugs to support pressure. Mother confined then moved to Georgetown. survival rates for quintuplets or higher exceed 20 percent, with secrecy around the case.
A 21 gun salute marks the closure of Kelly Air Force Base amid final ceremonies. Local officials and veterans recall decades of service as former personnel reflect on the base’s legacy and future plans for neighboring facilities.
A fragment discusses warming trends and uncertainties as scientists note Earth's temperature rising faster than in the last millennium. It mentions carbon dioxide levels and references the Kyoto Protocol of 1997 with emission targets and upcoming negotiations.
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