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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1999

Page

7

Maryland reports record bald eagle population in 20 years

Maryland's bald eagle counts rose to 260 nesting pairs in spring aerial surveys. Dorchester County led with 58 pairs, Frederick County marked its first nest since 1967’s endangered declaration. About 368 young eagles are in nests as recovery continues.

Annapolis Maryland State Department of Natural Resources Chesapeake Bay Frederick County Dorchester County Charles County Natural Resources John Griffin National Audubon Society Environmental Protection Agency

AIDS patient to hike Appalachian Trail with meds back

Dawn Averitt 30 of Raleigh North Carolina begins a six month trek from Maine to Georgia with 28 daily pills and liquid medications. She will mail prescriptions to two dozen trail points and hike north to south to reach Atlanta by Thanksgiving. Her team includes her brother a friend and her dog Guinness. The journey aims to show AIDS is not a death sentence and is sponsored by ShamanBotanicals.com.

Bangor Maine Dawn Averitt Aventt. 30 Raleigh N.C Georgia Avertt Mount Katahdin Averitt Brian King Harpers Ferry W.va King Nancy Regimbal Bar Harbor Katahdin Regimbal Scott Averitt Brad Bridge Guilford Guinness Stone Mountain Atlanta Spain Washington U.S Sam Nunn Women’s Information Service and Exchange Living Well Fund North Amazing Grace ShamanBotanicals.com

City explores options for vacant North Market site

Greater Frederick Development Corp. chief says two contracts on the North Market Street site are not aligned with plans. The mayor discusses the 2000 budget as aldermen seek a status report while the board presses for a voice in future tenants for the former Carmack Jay’s and Tesoro’s locations.

Jerry Mooman Greater Frederick Development Corp Grimes North Market Carmack Jay's

Attorney notes bench warrant for Ms Capino in assault case

Lawyer says a bench warrant exists for 41 year old Ms Capino for failure to appear in Frederick County Circuit Court on an assault charge. The filing details an alleged 1997 ER assault on a nurse at Frederick Memorial Hospital after being denied access to a friend. The document cites prior disruptions and other alleged assaults and references previously tossed civil actions and rejected claims against Dr Kinland. A board and peer review dispute is noted, with claims of incompetent handling by the state board and withheld testimony.

Capiio Frederick County Circuit Frederick Memorial Hospital Capino Fredenck Memorial Hospital Frederick County Ms. Capino Dr. Kinland Health Claims Arbitration Office Warner State Board

Kosovo pullout accelerates as NATO stops airstrikes

Convoys move from Pristina to Podujevo for final Kosovo withdrawal. U S Marines and British French troops prepare to enter to enforce peace as ethnic Albanians flee. Milosevic blamed for broken deals, endgame declared after NATO talks in Macedonia.

Kosovo NATO Macedonia U.S Albania Slobodan Milosevic Ahmet Caka Robin Cook Svetozar Marjanovic

Farmers face repayment if they skip Easement program

The county offers farmers 75 percent of easement value, the gap between fair market value and value with an easement. Farmers must apply to the state's land preservation program, acceptance or within five years. If they opt out or develop, they repay the county plus interest per Mr Blaser.

Blaser

La Nina may influence Mid-Atlantic dryness and hurricane season

Forecasters describe La Nina as a weak cooling of tropical Pacific waters that could strengthen this summer. NOAA chief D James Baker says La Nina could mean warmer and drier Mid-Atlantic conditions but might also help end the drought if storms bring rain and NOAA forecasts an active hurricane season due to La Nina.

Pacific Ocean Mid-Atlantic NOAA D James Baker

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