Man Dies In Frederick Heights Townhouse Fire
A pre-dawn townhouse fire in Lancaster Place, Frederick Heights, killed a man whose body was found on the second floor. The caller, a neighbor or housemate, reported the incident after calling 911. another resident escaped with smoke inhalation and was hospitalized. Fire marshals Mac McGhee and Warner lead the investigation.
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Lancaster Place
Frederick Heights
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mac McGhee
Warner
Fensrick
Bill Green
Chief faulted for judgment in city investigation
An investigator found no criminal misconduct but faulted the chief for poor judgment in race relations. Examands, a critic, released a letter. the chief was placed on paid administrative leave Oct 11 while retired Judge Moylan conducted the inquiry. The report was reviewed in a private meeting, with officials saying the chief erred in judgment.
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Mai
City Hall
Grimes
Washington County
Daniel W Moylan
Saben
Gore Bush clash in key states as ads target Social Security
In Scranton Pennsylvania both campaigns press forward with appeals to pivotal voters. An updated TV ad from the Democratic side criticizes George W Bush for promising a $2 trillion surplus for private accounts while raising concerns about solvency. Gore concentrates on Pennsylvania Texas and New Mexico ahead of further campaign stops.
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al Gore Gore
Bush
Gore
Democratic National Committee
Privat Ma Seraae
George W. Bush
Lion
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Texas
New Moxica
County debates higher impact fees
Frederick County Commissioners discuss a proposed rise in impact fees tied to the 2001 budget. The plan would lift the single family home fee from 4210 to 12214, with a hearing scheduled for December 12.
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Frederick County
John L. Thompson Jr
Winchester Hall
Sun
Sellars
Terre Roy Rhoderick
Reading
Man shocked by line hopes to leave hospital
A Pennsylvania man who received an electrical shock after contact with a 34 060 volt power line on Jefferson Pike on Wednesday morning aims to be released from Baltimore hospital. Doctors plan to monitor him for 24 to 48 hours to ensure stability before discharge.
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Line
Pennsylvania
Kasmer
Jefferson Pike
Baltimore Hospital
Paul
Vites
Senaad
Grosh Sext
Seniors wary of Medicare promises
Warren Evarts, 87, credits help from the Department of Defense offsetting prescription drug costs not covered by Medicare. He sympathizes with other seniors who are hurting from rising drug prices and comments on Vice President Al Gore.
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Warren Evarts
Department of Defense
Homewood
Drumland
al Gore
County funds five private school health service jobs
The Frederick County Health Department aims to spend about $150 000 to hire five health technicians and a school nurse to provide services to the five largest private schools. The proposal is part of a larger $265 967 request to add staff for two new public schools and expand the overall school health program to 30 positions.
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Frederick County
Bowes
Oakdale
Lowage
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