China faces on par weapons via U.S. thefts say lawmakers
A bipartisan House report says China stole U S weapons technology over decades, enabling a path to modern mobile nuclear warheads. It cites losses into the Clinton era and warns of counterintelligence gaps. Energy Secretary Richardson notes tightened security measures and pending disciplinary actions.
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Velvet Lounge and Pit Crew anchor niche downtown shops
Downtown Frederick embraces youth oriented retail on South Market Street. Velvet Lounge celebrates first anniversary offering urban clothing for teens while Pit Crew marks five years serving skateboarders across from Connie's vacant site. Local merchants credit gradual growth and a drive for unique goods to lure younger shoppers.
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NATO Bombing Enters Third Month Target Milosevic Villa
NATO airstrikes reach month three with missiles hitting Belgrade police HQ and Milosevic villa at Dobanovo, a claimed command center. Refugees head toward Macedonia as Kosovo fights intensify with many Albanian civilians fleeing, and Yugoslav forces suppress antiwar protests.
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Still spry senior guides church choir and volunteers
Margaret Powers, 77, active in Walkersville, sings in her church choir and volunteers for the Walkersville Volunteer Fire Co. She shows no plans to slow down, having helped make six quilts this year for a relief center.
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WUESDAY'S PEOPLE: Senior Columnist Powers Shines in Community
In New Windsor a senior columnist writes for a Walkersville monthly. She pens piano performances at Northampton Manor for regular residents. This summer she assists snacks at St Pauls Lutheran Church vacation bible school. Her volunteer work gains notice.
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Recent rain brings some relief for area farmers
Farmers welcomed the latest rainfall as planting continues amid a drought warning. Terry Poole, Frederick extension agent, says a dry spring risks tough season, while the weekend rain improves soil moisture. About half an inch fell Saturday and Sunday, with 2 more inches Monday morning. rain remains likely Thursday and Friday per forecasters.
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Raffensberger denies claims against police by columnist
Col Raffensberger defends department amid columnist Meachum open letter alleging mistreatment and a blocked complaint. He cites seven talks with the columnist and five with officers, saying no clear complaint exists and inviting Meachum to a public discussion. Alderman Nash questions the complaint process guiding civilians. Continued on Page A-13.
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