10 Nov 2000
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 2000
Page
1
Courts could decide then and could sue to prove it as they sought a follow up recount by hand in several Florida counties. One side challenged the results while the other could do the same. This not a unilateral move, said Jan Witok Barat.
Fragmentary notes reference court, vote counts, precincts and officials, with lines about interesting times and a Chinese curse. The readable text hints at drama surrounding election coverage and possible continued discussion on page A-15.
A teacher who engaged in sexual misconduct with a student has resigned from her position. Details indicate the case proceeded to termination after internal review and district policy invoked. A follow up is noted on page A-16.
An unofficial Florida canvass shows George Bush ahead by 327 votes over Al Gore with 67 counties reviewed. Overseas ballots remain to be counted and an official tally could extend into mid November as state officials reconcile AP totals and secretary of state figures.
Voters cast 2 072 absentee ballots along with in person ballots. Gore Lieberman ticket leads with 30 668 votes, 39 65 percent. Browne 221, Buchanan 182. Senate absentee total rises to 38 983 for the incumbent Democrat.
The Fraternal Order of Police calls for the chief to surrender his badge amid misconduct allegations. Union leaders say the move would prevent further shame and embarrassment and safeguard the force’s future.
Commissioner Robin supports redevelopment involving Francis Scott name on Patrick Street and 3 canopies like Court Street entrance. Plans outline a new Patrick Street entry and space adjustments, with ongoing construction details continued on Page A-16.
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