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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 26, 2001

Page

9

Local EMS honored for life saving acts and safety work

Two Frederick County youths Jake Longo and Mark Mellon rescued a boy from a pool bottom last year and received attention at a ceremony. EMS Despatcher of the Year Phil Lambert was praised for guiding a choking nephew to safety. Jane Boyd earned EMS for Children recognition for extensive child safety training and seat check efforts.

Frederick County Jake Longo Mark Mellon Phil Lambert Nancy Boyd Ur Mother Bane Maryland Institute For Emergency Medical Services Systems Frederck County Miemss Dena Duss Mark Parkway Elemen Tary Enee Lambert Frederck Poyynty Comunications Center Ar Laenbert de Bass de Ee Mand Janean Boyd EMS For Children Fredenck Memorial Hospital Bass

Survivor Hart recalls brutal WWII Bataan and POW ordeal

Hart describes capture after Philippines fall, brutal transfers, crowded holds aboard ships, and a mining camp in Japan. He recounts hunger, fear of execution if invaded, and a long return voyage to Manila and San Francisco. He notes reunions, correspondence with Tom Brokaw, and his view that he is a survivor, not a hero.

Fies Mr. Hart Bataan Loucks Japan Oeyama Hawaii Andrews Sisters San Francisco Hart Mr. Brokaw Mae Brokaw

Soldier Jack Wallace remembered by family and friends

The account recalls Jack Wallace, a Marine Corporal, dying in action and being hailed as one of America's finest. His brother Joe Wallace preserves memories through letters from 1950s battles, noting his growth from a boyish recruit to a hardened soldier who sent money home and kept in touch with family.

Mr. Tagg America Jack Mr. Justice Mr. Wallace Joe Wallace Wallace Chosin Reservoir

Tax cut details widen relief and schedule slashed rates

The tax cut plan, praised by Bush and GOP leaders, lowers the top rate to 35 percent by 2006 and introduces a 10 percent initial rate for individuals, with significant changes to IRAs and deduction limits. Debates highlighted concerns over fiscal restraint and marriage penalty relief as four lawmakers from both parties negotiated the measure.

Sander Levin Grassiey Iowa Max Baucus Montana John Breaux Louisiana Baucus Treasury Department Congress

City approves higher pay for appointee amid process questions

Aldermen approved an annual salary of 70,837 for Heather Smith, $5,780 above the top of the advertised range 65,493 to 70,837, with officials saying she exceeded qualifications and could hit the ground running. Mayor's spokeswoman Jeanette Eleff defended the pay as reflecting the true range and city practice. Kazemchak questioned the selection process citing late start and limited interviews. Smith previously earned 49,447 at quit time, city records show.

Ms. Smith Kazemchak Jeanette Eleff Heather Smith Ms. Kuzemchak Ms. Eleff

Andy in every school sparks court hearing plan

The report notes abuse may have fed alleged shootings and quotes Danny and Danielle urging victims to confront peers and seek help. They plan to attend a July 17 California court hearing in Williams' case and stress standing up for oneself to prevent further harm.

Danny Willams Danielle Andy Mr. Williams California

Everest team halts trip to rescue two groups

A break in the weather amid Everest season spurred rescue efforts for two groups in trouble on the world’s highest peak. Erik Weihenmayer, 32, of Golden, Colorado, became the first blind climber to reach the summit, while Sherman Bull, 64, from New Canaan, Connecticut, became the oldest to do so. Mount Everest rescues continued as Eric Simonson’s team aided three Russian climbers and a Guatemalan. one Russian climber died near the peak.

Scieit Tanev Everest Nepal Erik Weihenmeyer Golden Colo Eric Simonson Mount Everest Neear Andy Politz Simonson

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