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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 25, 2001
Page
8
Barb Eichorn earned a computer degree adding to her biochemistry bachelor’s from Hood College as she and her dog Lucy were recognized at FCC’s commencement. The ceremony also saw the dedication of a new technology wing named for former president Dr. Lee Betts, praised for leadership during budget challenges.
Dr Williams and principal Richard Ramsburg spoke to adult education grads urging education as a path to peace, justice, and a better world. Williams cited MLK Mandela and Disraeli stressing morality, unity, and expanding programs. Ramsburg noted new quarters, expanded funding, online courses, a citizenship program for foreign-born students.
Washington officials discussed a seven month two million study on a new Potomac crossing dubbed Techway to connect Dulles. FHA will decide whether to continue the study as none commented publicly. Local leaders offered mixed reactions citing Metro expansion and I-270 to I-95 links as alternatives.
Mr Rateau argues Maryland has avoided California errors but warns the state could degrade to that level if allowed. He cautions against following California’s path and stresses vigilance to prevent similar flaws from taking root.
Aides describe Senator Snowe and others urging action to ban a plan that could shift Senate control over agenda and committees away from President Bush. The discussion references Jeffords and a potential one term presidency if demands are unmet, with ties drawn to Ted Kennedy and education legislation debate.
NASA astronaut Patricia Hilliard, a crew support astronaut for the International Space Station, died from injuries after a small two seat plane crash near Wolfe Run, Manvel, south of Houston. She suffered second and third degree burns over more than 90 percent of her body.
Police allege former Yugoslav president Slobodan Milosevic ordered top officers to hide Kosovo conflict victims. Serbian Interior Minister Dusan Mihajlovic said prosecutors will file criminal charges.
The first quarter estimate shows GDP up 1.3 percent, below the 1.4 percent analysts predicted. Fed Chairman Greenspan suggested the worst slowdown may not be over and that the Fed is ready to act to avert a recession.
In a letter to Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller, Glenden outlines a land law change that would differ from federal rules, highlighting retroactive and future filing timelines. Governors and officials debate the retroactivity issue while Cmdr. Dellinger discusses tax refunds, stressing the principle of overpaid taxes rather than the amount.
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