Government seizes Vermont sheep over mad cow fears
Federal agents and USDA officials seized about 234 sheep from Houghton Freeman's farm in Vermont amid fear of bovine spongiform encephalopathy. The flock was moved to Iowa for testing. Freeman and co‑owners challenge the action in court. The government aims to prevent spread while testing continues.
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United States
Agriculture Department
Crag Reed
USDA
Animal and Plant Health
Lspecron
Houghton Freemans Farm
Iowa
Freeman
Thomas Amidon
Ea Curlett
SDA
Ames
Tee Rene Eate
Pete Mere On
Bureau
Clark Hinsdale
Usda Vetermanan
Landa Detwiler
Neighbors Remember Andy Williams Role Model and Friend
Friends and family describe Andy Williams as a kind and active youth who volunteered in his community. They recall him cheering at games, helping neighbors, shoveling snow, and serving as a positive influence before his family moved from Brunswick to California.
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Dawn Mellott
Mellott
Williams
Patty Carbaugh
Lyvenge
Brunswick Middle Seer
California
Andy
Ms. Warfield
Jeff
Rick Ault
Lisa Femenia
Frederick County
Tim Harris
Knoxville
Mr. Williams
Mr. Harris
Rainfall Aids Frederick County Fields Amid Drought
Frederick County dairy farmer Mr Burall reports rain replenishing the water table and soil moisture as storms bring .75 inches and raise creeks with no flooding. Windy conditions prompt warnings on I-70 between Braddock Mountain and Myersville. Forecaster predicts sunny Friday near 60 with weekend partly cloudy, mid 40s.
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Burall
Mr. Burall
Frederick County
Frederick Barrack
Maryland
Braddock Mountain
Myersville
Poole
Dr Adams Charms Frederick Crowd With Lighthearted Harsh Truths
Dr Adams mixed serious themes with slapstick in a Freder ick performance. He joked about the five stations of his flair while turning his pants into a grocery sack and pulling trousers over his head. He urged personal choice and intent as audiences laughed and tickets limited entry.
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Dr Adams
Adams
Hood
Workplace continued from Page A-1 discussion
A fragment from Page A-1 discusses a pill intended to prevent stress for grieving families after Gary's death. The speaker, Ms Grimes, addresses a committee and mentions cases that cause strain and seeks policy action. The text is incomplete and lacks clear outcomes.
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Gary
Bonding plan would raise county debt service significantly
County officials assess a bonding proposal that would lift debt service by 1.8 million dollars in fiscal 2002 and 3.5 million dollars in 2004, placing outstanding obligations near 55 percent of the state average. Analysts note the impact on funding for schools and state aid programs amid ongoing governance debates.
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General Assembly
Tt Tey
Bartlett
Mid Am
Sue Hecht
D-Freder
Sail Conservation
Maryland Department
Arrest Highlights License Confusion After Traffic Stop
Frederick County resident Joanna Reinhardt was stopped after a minor collision involving her boyfriend Scott Brunk. Officials cited an unresolved license suspension tied to a paid ticket, with a computer mismatch between the court and the MVA causing the confusion and sparking questions about police procedures and driver rights.
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Hipchen
Ange
Reinhardt
Shall Raisor
William Bergan
Frederick Barrack
Cpl Bergan
Greg Shipley
Public Egey
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Pikesville
MVA
Maj Shipley
Mas. Shipley
Mary Frederick County
District Court
Mvas
Ice
District Cour
Ms. Reinhardt
Frederick
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