23 Jul 2001
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 2001
Page
1
City officials announced the final train car was removed from a downtown Baltimore tunnel after a fire damaged cars carrying hazardous materials. The last car emerged around 7 to 10 am as bulldozers and a locomotive pulled it from the north end. Three additional cars were cleared, with smoke and a widespread acid leak prompting residents to keep windows shut.
Phillip Harper, 51, principal of Carroll Manor Elementary School in Adamstown, was arrested Sunday on charges of solicitation of a prostitute and possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. He is on paid administrative leave pending an internal investigation by Frederick County Public Schools.
Cady announces candidacy for alderman with youth focus as top priority. He lists plan amendments to comprehensive plans as important issues, stressing community support. Continued on Page 4-14.
U S officials authorize Johns Hopkins to restart certain human subject studies after a pause caused by earlier failures in proper review and inadequate subject warnings. The Office for Human Research Protections required continued suspension of plans not properly reviewed and placed most federal funded projects on hold pending compliance actions.
A Frederick couple, A. Irvin Rena and Eigie Wachter Rena, celebrate 70 years of marriage in a long shared life. He, a livestock dealer, real estate broker, and former county commissioner, recalls moving from horse and buggy days toward the rocket age while she was famed as a great pie baker. They have lived at the Magno tke Avenue home for 56 years and remain devoted to family.
The ongoing disagreement over the Greaseman incident prompts widespread discontent across local communities. Officials, DJs, and listeners weigh options as program plans face delays and possible policy changes.
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