Death penalty sought in 9 11 attacks case
The Justice Department will seek the death penalty against Zacarias Moussaoui for his role in the September 11 attacks. Prosecutors say he helped plot the largest loss of life in U.S. criminal history, as trials loom this fall. France urged against capital punishment and cooperation concerns were raised by allies.
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France
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Miami
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U.S
Maryland bill on sentence revisions stalls amid election year tensions
Sentencing measure introduced by Sen. Larry Haines faces a stalled committee vote after a heated clash over process. The bill would grant 90 days post trial for a sentence revision and a one year limit for judges to act, with opponents citing political motives and concerns about transparency.
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House
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Baltimore
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Bartlett Bill Debated Over Frederick County School Programs
Bartlett discussed bills on school programs affecting Frederick County and statewide impact. Delegate James Campbell chaired the education subcommittee and warned about pressure to open afterschool activities. A proposal to pay to Frederick County faced resistance amid concerns over state law interpretation and statewide reach.
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Frederick County
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State School Board
Dougherty presents balanced 2003 budget plan for Frederick
Frederick budget chief Dougherty unveiled a closely balanced 2003 budget after trimming department requests by about 3 million and eliminating vacant positions. The plan increases spending over 2002 operating and doubles capital improvement funding while officials urge public input at April and May hearings. Public comment sessions are scheduled for April 17 and April 24 with further meetings through early May.
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Daugherty
Yn Ttesvold
Rosvold
Iocel
Wellness focus amid busy lives shapes healthy eating
The piece profiles several nutrition experts and patients discussing balanced diets and wellness. Mrs Darrow-Menegar, a former actress and ovarian cancer survivor, emphasizes mindful eating and regular activity. Dietitians Carol Tilford Marilyn Stone and Tracy Gengler share habits and challenges, from fruit servings to workouts, weight training, and craving strategies.
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Hand College
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Chevy Chase
Ms. Gensler
Soldier dies in Afghanistan during training mission
An Afghan training incident near Kandahar killed a special operations forces member and wounded another, officials said. The land mine explosion occurred around 6:30 am local time at the base near Kandahar. The wounded serviceman’s injuries are not life threatening. Names were being withheld pending notification of next of kin.
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Lee Povernor
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Afghanistan
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Special Operations Forces
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U.S. Central Command
Diabetic driver case up to fraud immunity for deputies
Federal Judge Frederic Smalkin ruled that issues raised by GBICO are settled in favor of the deputies qualified immunity, while noting the use of a police dog and pepper spray was questionable. The nine page opinion details the pursuit of Mr Moore in Great Falls Virginia after a diabetic crisis caused erratic driving and a dangerous highway breach.
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Teens caught in golf carts at VW Country Club
About 1 a.m. Sunday Frederick police stopped two Frederick teens found with bolt cutters at the VW Country Club on Old National Pike. They admitted involvement in nighttime mischief on the greens. Tips sought on Myeraville golf court damage via Deputy John McQuain at 301-694-1045.
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