03 May 2001
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2001
Page
1
Group leader Mooney drives fundraising amid a disturbing and illegal charge affecting County politics. Residents say the campaign focuses on financial appeals as they face a pivotal decision about County governance and leadership.
Thompson outlines a beverage bottle tax aimed at outlets not consumers. Jennifer Dougherty, a tea restaurant owner and Frederick mayoral candidate, says the tax will be passed to consumers, noting businesses will not absorb costs like five cents per bottle despite recycling benefits. Continued on Page A-16.
A tanker truck en route to a house fire on 8230 Devilbiss Bridge Road crashed while responders from Lewistown Walkersville Woodsboro Juniors and United assisted a blaze reported at 7 47 am along the Monocacy River. The fire damaged the roof and second floor. the State Fire Marshal's Office and deputies are investigating both incidents.
In a four part series on juvenile violence, Frederick County educators describe the daily burden of addressing threats and disruptive behavior. Gov Thomas Johnson High School official Casey DeLauter notes the time spent interviewing students and responding to incidents while Debra Munk says administrators chase leads as threats arise. They reference broader fear from recent shootings and the challenge of maintaining safety in schools.
State attorney general Edwen McCae visits county middle and high schools to hear youth worries. Students like Chris South, a senior, raise fears of threats and violence at Brunswick School. Curran cites worries about television and movies influencing youths while discussing suspension and school discipline.
Rockville High teacher Abd Pad Adono Wittgreen faced trial as Judge Michael D. Mason set the date for a second trial on similar charges. A third student, who refused to participate, remained on administrative leave. The verdicts included child abuse and multiple counts of fourth and second degree sexual offenses.
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