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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2001
Page
8
A fragmented look at how NASCAR appeals to women and families through sponsors, marketing shifts, and a FOX network move. Fans like Marve Harns and Ms Barresi describe racing as a shared activity with men, while advertisers target women and children with apparel and gear.
Maryland cases involve Mrs Potter, once known as the Frederick madam, suing for damages and restoration of a tack book not released to the public. Documents shredded by her attorney and computer disks are in a locked circuit court box pending litigation, with no hearing date set.
Senate gears up after Jeffords party switch as Democrats claim control. Daschle predicts possible bipartisan fixes on education and energy while Republicans promise a robust campaign for ideas. Byrd likely to become president pro tempore to initiate Democratic rule. Nickles’ office sign replaced. Bush seeks bipartisanship on education bill amid mixed signals.
Ohio health officials plan to vaccinate 5800 students faculty and staff at six schools in three northeast counties to stem a deadly meningitis outbreak. The vaccine costs exceed 300000 funded by the state. Deaths of Jonathan Stauffer 13 and Kelly Coblentz 16 and Christin VanCamp 18 hospitalized underscore urgency.
Deputies say a toaster oven electrical problem sparked a fire on the kitchen counter of a ten story wood frame house at 3860 Clay Street. Firefighters contained the blaze to the kitchen with $50 damage. Rosie the dog survived with lung damage and is under veterinary care after transfer between clinics.
The jury convicted Robert Lucas of murder amid claims the defense was an attempt to excuse a brutal act. Monsignor Wells’ family and prosecutor Katherine Winfree framed the verdict as a rejection of a slanderous defense while Wells’ relatives expressed disappointment at a compromised outcome. Lucas remains jailed without bail awaiting sentencing on August 13 with 30 years for murder and 20 years for robbery and burglary.
Assistant State's Attorney David Callahan said the murder stemmed from hatred of an outsider and drugs and violence. He alleged the youth obtained a handgun, shot Lebron from behind, then removed evidence and washed powder traces, calling it premeditated and cold-blooded.
Frederick County Commissioners approve two motions retooling the plumbing board and stormwater management. Changes cut the plumbing board to three seats, rename the body, and permit a member nominated by the county health officer with staggered terms. The stormwater rules, adopted from a 1990 code, emphasize smarter site design and localized treatment, with public concerns about mosquito breeding and plans to adjust regulations in coming years.
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