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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 2001
Page
10
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Investigators arrived as relatives declined to share details about the fire that killed a longtime resident. The family, including the grandmother of Claudia Stephens of Frederick, mourns as neighbors recall her care duties and husband’s recent amputation.
County commissioners adopted stricter road testing standards and a 74 percent capacity trigger for intercity routes amid policy conflicts with state rules. They formed the Committee for Federal Conduct, aligned with Frederick City and county education officials, and added a defamation defense clause allowing limited publication to defend a reputation.
Frederick police report a drug arrest at John Hanson Apartments hallway Building No 1. William Richard Brown of West Seventh Street was taken into custody around 2 pm Tuesday after undercover officers purchased cocaine from him. Brown faces charges per the Police Department Drug Enforcement Unit.
A heat advisory was issued at 452 p.m. Tuesday due to rising temperatures and heat concerns. Health officials warn of heat stroke and heat exhaustion risks, especially for older people and children, and urge protective actions during peak sun hours.
At a Adamstown commission meeting tension rose as Ms Hogan’s absence affected votes on the 20 year region plan. Mr Rhoderick defended tentative voting while Ms Gardner argued rules require attendance. Hogan attended later and said committee procedures should not be overturned for her new role.
In Nashville, author Alice Randall and Houghton Mifflin celebrate as Davis-Kidd bookseller receives early copies of The Wind Done Gone. The Atlanta judge halted publication citing copyright of Gone With the Wind. the 11th Circuit later ruled the restraint unlawful, allowing release ahead of official June 28 date. About 60 copies arrived. 33 sold within two hours.
The article describes council debate over a developer’s phase one plan funded by bonds for county water and sewer upgrades. Mr Thompson accuses the developer of trying to buy zoning, while Ilo and Ms Gardner oppose deferment. Gardner says the remarks are unfair as commissioners adopt a code of conduct.
MVA officials announce a new Maryland license to deter duplicates with color coded tiers blue for most motorists green for commercial drivers purple for moped users and diagonal hologram rows. The card will feature a digital photo a ghost image and ultraviolet ink options with a vertical format for under age 21 and age milestones printed near the photo.
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