Knoxville boy’s memories reveal happiness and missing mother
In Brunswick, residents describe a boy who appeared happy living there and often spoke of his mother in North Carolina. Neighbors recall his love of skateboarding and say he did not discuss self harm. A family friend notes his father worked at Fort Detrick’s anthrax unit.
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Cheney leaves hospital after angioplasty brief update
Washington AP Vice President Cheney walked out of the hospital after an angioplasty to repair heart muscle damage. Spokesman Fleischer said no work restrictions were placed and a schedule would be set as the president recovers at home. The procedure followed heart disease concerns raised by Matalin and was prompted by a heart condition. Separately Hood College graduates were named national outstanding students including Donna Marie Sampson, Manuel Casiano, Jeanne Deveney, Megan Elmer, Nobles Woolley, and Donna Jayne Lanham.
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Daughter recounts son’s collapse under strain
Mrs Bryan testified that her son could not bear the pressure and broke down, saying repeatedly that it could not be. The remark captured the emotional toll of the ordeal on the family.
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Memorial Service Speaks Of Campus Vehicle Crash
Reynolds, a former student, faces charges as a teen driver crashed on campus injuring a teacher and a security guard. Several victims were treated at local hospitals and released. some remain under care. The community mourns as Mayor Voeper notes lasting impact and questions linger about why the incident occurred.
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After Columbine, survivors react to California tragedy
Hoover, an 18 year old Columbine survivor, expresses sorrow and fear after the California shooting. He has visited more than 50 schools offering encouragement, urging outreach to isolated students and kindness as a response to mass violence. District officials stress mental health support and communications readiness for future incidents. Nancy Mitchell of the Rocky Mountain News.
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United Way Frederick seeks support for 2001 drive
The United Way of Frederick County lists 24 local member agencies and 100 additional through donor requests. Call 4231 or email uwe erols.com to contribute or request information.
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Women’s rights discussion highlights slow progress
The article quotes Dr. Biolygars and other leaders saying women’s movement goals remain unfinished. She stresses women must push for self confidence and equality, noting advancement will be gradual. The piece mentions a Women’s Fair on March 11 and related workshops as part of ongoing efforts.
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Ethics city attorney to replace Ms Beard in Frederick
Jeanoe Rockenhaugh Jeanned director of the city's Human Resources tecom HETS OST announces an ethics city attorney replacement for Ms Beard. The move follows the mayor and Board of Aldermen saying the loss of three attorneys could trim the legal department and save up to $100000 annually while awaiting the Ethics Commission ruling on a contract proposal.
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Fragmentary school note quotes Tima Aye and Bush
A partial OCR passage shows Tima Aye of Sa Niel discussing grief and counseling for about 1,900 students at a school. The text includes garbled phrases and a brief reference to President Bush in a disjointed context.
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Circuit rules on declaratory judgment case amid shredding dispute
Judge Dwyer questioned the Circuit Court's involvement in Angelika Potter's case as Bricken claimed no familiarity with the matter. The matter centers on a restraining order to preserve evidence from documents and copies found during a home search, with city officials stating they have not reviewed a client list.
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