Cable firm sale to Adelphia completes local transition
GS Communications Inc is now Adelphia Communications Corp after selling the family owned cable television business to Adelphia. The Randalls, owners of The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Family LLC, guided the move to keep newspaper operations locally owned. The Delaplaine family stated the transfer will be seamless to customers as the cable firm marks 34 years of growth.
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GS Communications Inc
Adelphia Communications Corp
Adelphia
GS Communications
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Family LLC
Randall
Coma Sinarat Ae
Great Southern
George B Delaplaine Jr
Frederick
Delaplaine
Mr. Delaplaine
Van Hall removed as TJ's principal
Van Hall is placed on administrative leave without pay as Gov. Thomas Johnson High School principal while charged with soliciting an undercover police warrant for sex. Acting principal Jayne DeLauter will lead TJ, with Bob Viti as assistant principal. The school system will decide Hall’s future after an upcoming review.
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William van Halli
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Jack Dale
Dr. Dale
van Hall
I Schol
Storey Jatt
Eeekesman Atarita
Stop Loose
Peed
Jayne DeLauter
Bob Viti
Dale
Aga Nee
Fools van Hail
Hagerstown
Frederick County youth held over California threats
Freder ick County teen Patrick Andrew Smith, 18, is jailed without bail in the Frederick County Detention Center after allegedly sending instant messages to two California girls threaten ing to continue what Andy Williams started at Santana High School. Police say one message warned not to go to school Friday and included graphic language.
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Walkersville
Frederick County
California
Columbine
Patrick Andrew Smith
Brunswick
Charles Andrew
Andy” Williams
Santana High School
Maryland
Greg Shipley
Williams
Alleged robber watched movies eyed own bank
An alleged robber watched movies and eyed the First United National Bank and Trust in the 5800 block of Bal on Wednesday afternoon, according to a police report detailing the incident and location.
Digging to Begin at Detrick for Landfill Trench Search
Army dig at Fort Detrick will excavate three 15 foot by 20 foot trenches in Area B-11 to locate long used laboratory waste sites. IT Corp reports trenches hold tetrachloroethene and dry cleaning solvents with other chemicals. Unknown substances will be kept on site until identified and disposed of as plans are made.
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Fort Detrick
Col Spree
IT Corp
Army
Col. Springer
New Jersey
Tamothy Jacobsen
Committee votes down sex predator legislation
ANNAPOLIS the committee defeated the sex predator bill amid budget concerns. Senator Welter Baker urged caution while noting analysts estimate a 5.5 million dollar cost next year and 51.1 million by 2006, as supporters argued inaccuracies in the budget forecast. The 6-4 vote opposed the measure from Senator Norman Stone and related lawmakers.
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Sen
Welter Baker
Senate
Norman Stone
Balti Coun
Woman jailed after drugs claim linked to high traffic at Dixon home
Assistant State's Attorney Anthony Cecala said police acted after complaints of high traffic at Ms. Dixon's apartment with people smoking up to 15 times daily while her three children were present. The children are now in the custody of the Department of Social Services.
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John Hanson
Aehae
Frances E. Doon
Disi
Reha
Anthony Cecala
Ms. Dixon
Department of Social Services
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