Investors Pin Hopes on Fed to Halt Market Slide
New York investors look to the Federal Reserve and Alan Greenspan as a remedy for a deep market downturn. The Dow dropped 207.87 to 9823.41 and posted one of its worst weekly losses, with fears of a bubble and cautious optimism about potential rate cuts.
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Wilmore found guilty of murder in Frederick Court
Jurors convicted 19 year old Andrew Wilmore of premeditated murder and use of a handgun in a crime of violence for the April killing of Eric Lebron on North Bentz Street. Judge John H. Tisdale ordered a pre sentence investigation and set sentencing for May 2.
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Large malpractice verdict in Montgomery County surgery case
Frederick County jurors awarded Mount Airy man Charles Swecker 877432.91 dollars after finding surgeon Stanley Chung negligent in arthroscopic elbow surgery. Swecker received 675000 for non economic damages and 156000 for future economic losses plus medical expenses. Swecker, a truck driver, has limited use of three fingers and reduced lifting capacity.
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Frederick High staff member placed on leave amid knifeFind investigation
An unidentified Frederick High School staff member is on paid administrative leave as Frederick police and school officials investigate two knives found in the staff member’s vehicle on school grounds. A note home to parents said weapons were discovered and a probe is underway.
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Maryland House OKs budget with $239 million cut
The Maryland House approved Gov. Glendening's $21.3 billion budget Friday but shaved about $239 million from the plan. Republicans from Frederick and Carroll counties split on the vote, with several voicing protest over underfunded priorities while educators and transportation benefits remained at stake. Continued on Page A-12.
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Funding clash over county nursing home expansion
Citizens Nursing Home trustees seek 26 million to build a senior resource center and expand Monterey Horse area facility. Seniors back the request with calls and letters as commissioners face a funding bind. Continued on Page 4-3.
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Home Show 2001 Opens With Ribbon Cuttings
The 25th annual Home Show 2001 opened at the Frederick County Fairgrounds with four ribbon cuttings by local officials. The event runs 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and Sunday, sponsored by the Frederick County Builders Association. Readable names include Delaplaine Jr, Reeder, Bo Carlisle, Mary Alice Marks, William Thompson, Roscoe Bartlett, Sue Hecht, Paul Stull, and Jim Grimes among others.
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