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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 12, 2001
Page
13
In Bayamon a Miss Puerto Rico contestant wins Miss Universe amid cheers and chants of Denise as revelers celebrate the victory on the San Juan suburb streets. Odannys Esquilin says the crowd came to celebrate their queen.
Cpl. Carol Souder and Matt Souder discussed their corrections careers during National Public Safety and Corrections Week. They share a home with their 1 year old son Cody and Cpl. Souder’s children Tommy 11 Alicia 13 Crystal 16, plus her mother Bonnie helping with care. They work 12 hour shifts and value the benefits and ability to take time off together. They emphasize the demanding role of corrections and the reward of seeing former inmates turn their lives around.
Preservationists failed to block approval in the Historic District process and the circuit court, then abandoned the effort in July 2000, clearing the way for a sale to Mr. Silverman amid concerns over costs and benefits of the lease deal.
In Golf View the choice of sidewalk plans moves forward as the city coordinates with the Department of Natural resources. Officials aim to balance pedestrian access with environmental considerations while outlining steps for design and funding.
The article discusses Schulman asking for release of records and argues city immunity from legal action. He requests a visiting judge to handle pending cases, noting Judge G Edward Dover Jr and staff may be witnesses due to extensive media coverage by The Frederick.
McVeigh's attorney, reflecting last month’s decision to let victims and relatives view his execution on closed circuit television, said the plan is now being postponed. The statement signals scheduling uncertainties in the high profile death penalty case.
AP national desk report cites Deborah Hastings of New York as contributing writer to the ongoing coverage. The note credits Hastings for her role in shaping the national narrative through the AP service.
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