08 May 2001
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 08, 2001
Page
1
Van Hall is found guilty and receives probation after a court proceeding. The case involves relocation from Washington to Frederick, with details indicating a misdemeanor or related offense.
Frederick County boosts total school funding to 25.6 million this year, ranking fourth in the state behind Baltimore city Prince George’s and Montgomery. The funds cover state and local shares for ongoing and upcoming projects, with Glendenning noting the governor’s eight year goal. Continued on Page A-14.
Motorists in shock as U S gas prices jump amid summer travel concerns. Reported price increases trigger unhappy flashbacks to last year when costs climbed, leaving drivers anxious about travel budgets and inflation. Local observers note volatility in fuel markets and potential impacts on commuter plans.
Drivers in Chicago confront plans of $3 a gallon amid spikes and inflation. White House cautions against federal tax cuts while prices top 2.20 a gallon locally. Officials note limited refinery output and rising demand, with supplies slowly improving and hope for relief if trends continue.
Mr. Malcolm a 21 year old Thurmont native invited half his pupils to lead the other half in a curious classroom experiment. The report centers on a teaching approach that values student-led discovery and cooperative learning.
A fragment notes a man named Frederick living alone and practicing Kwon Do martial arts. It mentions pay and disability but offers few concrete details or context. The item reads as a brief, incomplete biographical note without a clear event or date.
Frederick County Fire and Rescue Museum on North Market Street closed after falling bricks from the neighboring two story building. Volunteers reported bricks near the handicapped entrance. owner Junior Fire Co plans razing the adjacent structure. City officials do not expect an emergency demolition. the museum chose closure to protect visitors.
A District Court judge orders a mental evaluation for a Frederick mayoral candidate amid driving charges pled on September 7. The defendant received care at Memorial Hospital and is under examination to determine fitness for trial.
Burkittsville voters hear Dan Meyer, a town planner and former Navy officer linked to a cable movie about the USS, seeks the mayoral seat. Pat Guyton remains the sole candidate for a town commission post, while Larry Beller and John Ahal are not running.
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