Fed likely to hold rates steady amid inflation jitters
Washington analysts expect the Federal Reserve to keep rates unchanged for now as April's surge in consumer prices raises questions about overheating growth. Economists say the Fed may signal future tightening without rushing to raise rates at this meeting.
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Aubrey G. Lansteen & Co
New York
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Drivers convicted in death of Mt Airy Middle teacher
In Carroll County Maryland three drivers were convicted of manslaughter by motor vehicle for the death of Geral dine Lane Wu 42 who was crushed in a June 1998 crash on Md 140 near Finksburg The case marked the first time in Maryland drivers not involved in an accident were convicted of manslaughter by motor vehicle The drivers engaged in a five mile high speed race on Md 140 Judge Daniel W Moylan noted the road is Carroll County s busiest with over 50 000 vehicles daily and warned of its dangers Eppig 22 Balti more received three years with work release Broadfoot 25 10 years with five years probation plus four years suspended bumper to bumper sentencing details stressed highway risks and prior driving records as factors in sentencing
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Frederick Municipal Airport named 1999 Airport of the Year
The Maryland Aviation Administration named Frederick Municipal Airport the 1999 Airport of the Year in honor of its 50th anniversary and the city’s long term master planning. Airport manager Charles Abell will receive the plaque at the Maryland Aviation Summit on June 3 in Linthicum, two days before the 50th anniversary celebration. The event includes a public open day, fly-in displays, a U S Air Force band performance, a swing dance demonstration, and more.
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Grimes
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John D Porcari
Linthicum
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Safe Rides ends June 1 after 34 months in Frederick
Alternative Rides of Frederick will end its Safe Ride service and Designated Driver Program on June 1 after 34 months serving the Frederick community. Since 1996 the program offered free cab rides to drinking drivers and their passengers, with government funding and local business support.
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Doctor prescribes healing through love mobile clinic
Dr. Michael Sullivan leads Mission of Mercy, a medical van that travels to aid the poor, delivering care to 50 to 60 patients daily and sometimes up to 99, with help from a second clinician at busier stops. Many patients lack insurance or access to prescriptions and specialists. The team treats people outside Trinity Church of God in Brunswick, processing limited histories in tight time frames.
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Brunswick
Mercy doctor leaves private practice to lead Mission of Mercy
Mercy's medical director resigns his lucrative private practice after taking a 50 percent pay cut. He and his wife Dr Gianna Talone Sullivan founded Mission of Mercy in 1993 after a 1992 Arizona retreat. They settled in Emmitsburg and expanded the mission to Phoenix while he continues to treat high blood pressure diabetes and asthma.
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Potomac smallmouth bass rebound delights anglers
Maryland fishery managers report Potomac River smallmouth bass have rebounded after declines from 1996 flood events. Young fish now measure 12 to 14 inches, with anglers from Montgomery County to the Monocacy area enjoying excellent fishing as bass feed along riffles and rapids. Potomac bass fishing rules include seasonal closures and a five bass daily limit over 12 inches after June 15, with a catch‑and‑release area from Seneca Breaks to the Monocacy mouth.
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Maryland
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