22 Mar 2001
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 2001
Page
1
A woman recalls being arrested after a traffic stop amid claims her license was suspended. Trooper Sinai disputed the recount, while she argued the records were wrong and described a humiliating experience leading to her detainment and transport to Central Booking.
Supporters of Andy send cards and letters as a memorial for two teens who died and thirteen injured in the Santana High School shooting. Community members question parenting and note Jeff Williams coached Brunswick teams and was involved in sports.
Frederick police identified a maroon minivan as a possible hit vehicle that injured 5 year old Javon Brown on West Fifth Street. Officers and technicians inspected a Dodge Caravan at headquarters while state attorney's office review continues.
A 55 year old comedian blended inspirational talk and left wing satire at Hood College drawing about 750 attendees for a second year. The event, free to enter, raised about 2300 dollars, about 500 more than last year, with Hood spokeswoman Svar continuing on Page A 16.
The Maryland House of Delegates approved a bill allowing Frederick County to issue 43 million dollars in state bonds by a 139 to 1 vote. The measure caps debt near 299 million under county limits, while state law would permit about 730 million. Commissioner Jan Gardner said the bonding authority is needed to fund county projects and schools, amid differing views on fiscal restraint.
Laura Grimes Hartley testified before a legislative committee in Annapolis urging compulsory blood or urine tests for anyone involved in workplace accidents. Her husband Gary Grimes was killed two years ago when a forklift operator at a Gaithersburg site ran him over. The operator has not been located and was never tested, leaving questions about impairment. The family argues autopsy rules favored the operator over Gary, prompting calls for change.
The Fredrick County rainfall in March rests near average with 2.26 inches so far and a potential crest toward 3.45 inches. Forecasters expect mixed sun and showers through the weekend with typical March temperature swings from freezing to 76 degrees. La Nina and El Nino are largely absent, suggesting normal rainfall and temperatures for April through June per the National Climatic Prediction Center.
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