US envoy opens talks in Seoul on North Korea nuclear dispute
Assistant Secretary of State Robert Gallucci arrives in Seoul to resume negotiations with South Korea on a joint strategy to break the stalemate over North Korea's nuclear program. He meets Foreign Minister Han Sung-joo and nuclear ambassador Kim Sam-hoon as talks focus on resuming discussions next week.
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City faces record heat as demand soars and crews struggle
Industry Lane firm in Frederick reports six to eight week waits for replacements while service calls run three days. Sears and Montgomery Ward note scarce stock and strong sales as heat drives demand. PE says no power stress yet. A 92 degree day sends a driver to Frederick Memorial Hospital with heat exhaustion, treated and stable.
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Windorf
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Bill Cowden
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Luttrell enters race for State Senate seat in party challenge
Luttrell announces his intent to mount a real campaign for the Annapolis seat after a late nomination, signaling a focus on education. He cites education as a key issue and aims to present distinct positions before the 5 p.m. deadline. Democrat supporters express desire for genuine electoral competition, noting it’s the first ballot vacancy filled in 20 years. Charles Keller faces no opposition.
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Bartlett calls GAO audit of White House helicopter use
Dr Bartlett urges the GAO to audit White House helicopter logs and manifests after repeated White House refusals to respond to his request. He compares the probe to the Sununu transportation audit and seeks a clearer scope and accountability notes. He also questions why Maldon has not been reassigned and plans to write to Leon Panetta.
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Aldermen Debate Beer at City Event and Arts Funding
Aldermen discuss whether a restaurant should police tent beer at a show amid liability concerns raised by Baker and Tillery. Baldi cites responsibility limits while Murphy opposes city property sales. Council also reviews Weinberg Center board plans, horse carriage rules, a $10,000 Arts Festival loan, and police union contract talks.
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Frances Baker
N. Lynn Tillery
Sally Murphy
Ron Young
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Open to diverse backgrounds could widen teaching ranks
Mark Blom argues preparation is not the only path to teaching. Maryland State Board of Education moves to stricter standards with certificates pulled for unsatisfactory classroom performance as judged by principals. A 100-member task force weighs a five-year degree, possibly dropping the undergraduate education degree for a liberal arts major.
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Legal Affairs and Human Services
Maryland State Board of Education
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Maryland
Kennedy leads space news conference broadcast setup
In a brief press briefing a Kennedy-led team prepped a televised event for about an hour. The Goddard group handed coverage to Houston for the shuttle mission amid a busy control room and a joking, tired crew after the broadcast run.
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SpaceNet
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Crocodile Attacks Chef in Kakadu River Encounter
In Kakadu National Park, 21 year old chef Robert Minahan was attacked while swimming in an isolated river 100 miles southeast of Darwin. A 61 foot crocodile repeatedly attacked him, but he fought back. Minahan works at a resort where tourists observe crocs and sample exotic meat from nearby farms.
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Outback
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Kakadu National Park
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