Trade deficit widens to 33.3 billion in January
The January trade deficit widened to 33.3 billion as imports outpaced exports, fueling concerns about the sustained drag on the economy. Separate figures show theft for all of 2000 reaching a record 364.9 billion, up 92 percent from October, with Chinese and other consumer activity cited in the surge.
Frederick County Tops Maryland Population Rankings
Census figures for 2000 show Frederick County with 195,277 residents, ranking seventh in the state and making Frederick City the second-largest incorporated municipality with 52,767 residents, up 31.4 percent from 1990. The city’s racial mix includes 40,651 white residents, 7,777 Black residents, 2,533 Hispanic or Latino residents, 154 Native, and 32 Pacific Islander residents. Montgomery County remains the state’s most populated with 873,341 residents, followed by Prince George’s and Baltimore counties.
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Mooney pushes edits on controversial gay rights bill
Mooney strives to amend a disputed gay rights bill amid fierce debate. The issue splits opinion with supporters and opponents framing the choice as binary.
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Reverend Wilton’s house to aid women and girls ministry
The Rev Wilton of Maranatha Church of God in Christ leads a women’s ministry and community health fairs. She has used her home to provide meals clothing and support to those in need. She envisions the house aiding young girls and plans for services and teaching sessions.
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Community conference to address family issues planned
A Saturday conference at the Berg Center for the Arts aims to discuss family issues and community concerns. Speakers include leaders from Maranatha and Jehovah’s Witnesses groups, focusing on what has been done and what is anticipated in the city and surrounding areas.
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Walkersville Teen Held Without Bail
A Walkersville teenager is held without bail in Frederick County with prosecutors weighing extradition. The hearing hinted at legal options, as the defendant’s family and defense lawyer described the youth as at peace and focused on spiritual support while extradition remains a possible pursuit by Frederick County State’s Attorney Scott Rolle.
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Spencer to undergo pre trial mental evaluation
The court ordered a two to three month psychiatric evaluation to determine the mental state of Spencer at the time of the offense. The process is to help prepare the defense and assist with court documents. A trial for 19 year old Christopher Ausherman had been expected in late May. no new date has been set.
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