Mayor to propose new curfew ordinance in Frederick
As court delays linger over Frederick child curfew, juvenile arrests rise 33 percent since the law was struck down. Mayor Jim Grimes plans to submit a new curfew ordinance to the Board of Aldermen before July 1, despite no ruling on reinstating the old regulation. Police say lack of curfew hampers efforts to deter serious youth offenses. Continued on Page 4-8.
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Supreme Court blocks states from limiting Congressional terms
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that states may not limit terms in Congress, striking down Arkansas measures and potentially pushing a constitutional amendment. The decision halts states from setting their own qualifications for Congress, reinforcing federal control and affecting political dynamics ahead of future elections. Justice Stevens led the majority, with a dissent by Thomas joined by Rehnquist OConnor and Scalia.
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Record Cocaine Stash Seized In Undercover Sweep
An undercover operation in Frederick netted nearly a kilo of crack cocaine in a mid morning raid, the largest seizure there. Four people were arrested including Wayne Sebastian Baxter who allegedly ran a drug operation at a Windsor Farms apartment. Plant and “cookies” discs were found with a razor blade on a blue flowered plate.
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Hood College grads gift puzzle to retiring president
Hood College seniors surprised Dr. Martha E. Church at graduation with a world puzzle made from each graduate’s piece. A note explained their wonder and timing, ending with a color copy of the puzzle box cover. Don Schumaker noted the class’s high regard for her.
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Hood College graduates mark personal triumphs despite hardship
Divorced mothers and nontraditional students highlighted Hood College commencement. Cynthia Bingaman, a former Advocates for the Homeless client and mother of two, joins 64 year old Helen Deering, this year’s oldest master's recipient. Lynn Lancaster, 34, finished after a long postdivorce struggle, balancing five children and schooling.
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Government set to recall millions of vehicles
The Transportation Department plans a recall of Japanese made Takata seat belts on cars from 1986 to 1991 amid failures to latch or unlatch. NHTSA seeks a Tuesday briefing amid 63 injuries and over 700 complaints. Automakers include Honda Nissan Mitsubishi Mazda Suzuki Isuzu Subaru Daihatsu GM Ford Chrysler and Daihatsu joins.
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