Trucker Charged Over Candy Incident At Bartlett Wal Mart
William Jamison a Pontotoc Mississippi trucker spent about five hours in Bartlett jail after being accused by a Wal Mart assistant manager of stealing a 44 cent green lollipop at the loading dock. The charges were dropped and Jamison was released on a $500 bond and allowed to return to work. Several drivers reported similar candy offers at Wal Mart, while the company says its theft policy is strict and the incident involved possible vendor candy.
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Baby thrown in front of bus in Denver incident
A six month old baby was accidentally tossed toward a moving Regional Transportation District bus by a family friend in Denver. The child, listed in fair condition, was hospitalized. Juan Paris and Joel Gray were arrested for investigation of child abuse. The mother, Emily Krupa, was ordered to appear for a safety assessment.
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New Group in Rockville to Oversee Human Research
A Rockville based Association for Accreditation of Human Research Protection will issue voluntary standards for selecting subjects and monitoring trials. The move aims to boost public confidence amid recent research abuses. Congress plans hearings as safety and funding standards are considered.
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Highways plan reshapes traffic near Md 355 area
Officials describe a decade long 200 million plan starting 1997 to widen highways and build new interchanges around Md 355. Temporary ramps near the Ma 355 area aim to ease backups as a Costco store is slated to open at the truck stop site by Thanksgiving.
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Fire tax rates set for urban and suburban districts
County commissioners adopt budgets for two fire and rescue tax districts with urban at 6 million and suburban at 3 million for fiscal 2002. Rates were disclosed as well below advertised maximums, with suburban residents facing mixed changes while most funding comes from fire taxes. County Manager Hart praised staff for clarity amid public hearings. Commissioner Gardner notes merges reduced overall suburban tax burden though some residents see slight increases.
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Maryland House Speaker targets Sunday hunting and bear geese seasons
Maryland House leaders plan next year to advance bills to allow Sunday hunting and establish bear and migratory Canada goose seasons. Senator Casper Taylor Jr. backs a bear season and a reopened Canada goose season on the Eastern Shore, while Governor Glendening opposes hunting expansion and favors nonlethal wildlife policies. The Maryland Sportsmen Association and other groups press for Sunday hunting with caution about a potential veto.
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Jeffords Switch Splits Senate GOP With Cheney Tie Breaks
The Senate teeters as Jeffords, a moderate Republican, shifts party control to Democrats aided by Cheney’s tie breaking vote. Grassley doubts a switch while Thurmond’s age looms. House Dems blame a lack of moderates in today’s GOP. Jeffords seeks more federal education funding and faces White House pushback.
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Cougar roars into Redlands home during night intrusion
A mountain lion smashed a bedroom window to escape a house in Redlands California at 6:01 a.m. It leapt through a closed window, dashed a hallway, and fled through another bedroom window. Neighbors saw the huge cat running across lawns as authorities estimated the animal weighed about one hundred pounds.
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