Kennewick man debate pits scientists against Indians
In Portland Oregon authorities and federal officials reviewed the Kennewick Man case with debate over preservation versus study. Officials discussed returning remains to tribal groups while scientists argued for investigation under federal protections and academic interests. The decision, announced by Secretary Bruce Babbitt, hinged on evidence and the executors of the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act.
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Veterans education bill advances amid funding clash
Rep Chris Smith leads House Veterans Affairs through a 41 to 0 vote approving an education benefits bill boosting annual GI aid to 14 billion and lifting total students enrolled from 266000 to about 375000 in 30 years. Rockefeller chairs Senate hearings as Democrats urge a larger 24 billion ten year package.
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RNJ
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Veterans’ Affairs Committee
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Illinois
Congress
Penn State student Anthony Gill wins two design awards
Anthony Gill, a Penn State University senior majoring in architecture, placed first in the AIA 2001 Third Year Design Competition and previously won the PCMA 2000 Second Year Student Design Competition. He is a 1998 graduate of Frederick High School and the son of Jay and Kathy Gill of Myersville, receiving monetary prizes and certificates.
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Penn State University
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Fredenck High School
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Myersville
Coast Guard Ensign Walker Graduates With Honors
Ensign Matthew Walker graduates from the US Coast Guard Academy with a bachelor of science in mechanical engineering and a commission. He earns All American Scholar honors and serves as secretary treasurer of ASME. Walker also belonged to Alpha Lambda Delta and made the dean's list, participated in Windjammers marching band Nitecaps Jazz Band and water polo, and is a 1997 Walkersville High School alumnus. He is assigned to USCGC Hamilton in San Diego, California.
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Walkersville High School
Anne
Jack Walker
Walkersville
USCGC
Hamilton
San Diego
Calif
Gordon earns master's degree from Virginia Tech
Gordon, son of Joanne Gordon and the late John J Gordon of Fredericks, earned a Master of Science in Materials Science and Engineering from Virginia Tech in Blacksburg on May 24. A 1995 Frederick High School graduate, he received a Washington state scholarship to pursue a doctorate in Seattle, with plans to depart for Seattle later this year.
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Virginia Tech
Kam named spring honor roll at Phillip Academy Andover
Stephane Kam daughter of Kyung and Byung Kim of Myersville was named to the spring honor roll at Phillip Academy Andover in Massachusetts.
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Woodsboro seeks POS funding after meeting absence
Woodsboro faces funding setbacks as absence from a June 7 meeting leaves proposed projects without justification. Plans include paving and upgrading Town Park facilities, burying an electric line, and extending power from maintenance shed to tennis courts. The town approved a 2002 budget with 9500 POS funds and awaits impact from state money decisions.
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Copper Oaks
Tammer
Frederick County
Mount Airy official eyes beach lifestyle and back‑and‑forth schedule
Mount Airy council member and street department head Mr Wagner, a long‑time resident and former firefighter, confirms a part‑time post and a salary of 2500 yearly. He plans ongoing splits between Mount Airy and the ocean, says he has missed only two council meetings in 13 years, and notes no local criticism of his living arrangement. He doubts seeking a fifth term and adds his wife works weekly in Frederick as the couple enjoys their new lifestyle.
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Mount Airy
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Maine
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Lawmakers seek guidance as criminal justice reforms loom
The group’s work faces heavy scrutiny as lawmakers weigh changes to the justice system. More than a dozen 2001 bills were shelved awaiting a panel report, with proposals from Delegate Sue Hecht and Sen Norman Stone. Costs for commitments vary. critics warn on unintended consequences, citing Minnesota. A final report to the legislature is due later this year.
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Feds probe House study critical of Ford's replacement tires
U S lawmakers examine data from a House Commerce Committee analysis alleging higher fault rates for Ford replacement tires from brands including Goodyear, General and Uniroyal. NHTSA review and Ford safety questions escalate as Tauzin cites two brands with higher damages than Ford Wilderness AT tires.
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Longtime WFMS science teacher Dave Rowe to retire
Dave Rowe, a fixture at West Frederick Middle School since 1971, announced his retirement after a 30-year marriage to Bonnie Bridge and a career shaped by early science experiments. He plans to travel with his wife while leaving Room 202 to new memories and a plaque honoring his dedication to students.
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Uniontown
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University of Maryland
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Frederick County
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Ripken considered as potential Maryland governor candidate
The article discusses Cal Ripken Jr and ripken family ties in Maryland politics as Republicans weigh a run for governor. Robert Ehrlich Connie Morella and Sen Robert Hooper are mentioned amid speculation about who could challenge for Government House. Local Republicans express mixed views on Ripken’s suitability and possible impact.
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White House
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Orioles Fans Rush Online Tickets for Final Home Game
Online sale started at 7 am Tuesday but sold out by 7:03 am. Dave Gell of Columbia snagged 10 tickets hours later to Rupken's next-to-last home game. hundreds joined the queue. Orioles announce standing-room tickets won’t be offered for the Sat and Sun games. Fans in line report scarce Friday tickets and look ahead to Cal’s final home run.
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Columbia
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Alderman Candidate Voices Openness Over Closed Meetings
Frederick resident and candidate, Mr Phillips, urges government transparency citing past decisions on police chief retention and business deals. He criticizes growth incentives from high tech firms like Bechtel and Medimmune Inc as not benefiting local residents and stresses quality of life over short term revenue. He backs industrial growth while preserving community well being and says he wants to make positive civic impact through service on the Ethics Commission and city politics.
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