14 Nov 2000
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 2000
Page
1
A Florida counting deadline draws dispute as a Circuit Judge Terry Lewis weighs a stay to allow continued counting beyond 5 p.m. The ruling could affect the timeliness of results and the handling of the disputed ballots as proceedings continue.
Frederick County Commissioners back up to 200000 for two road projects in Frederick and Middletown as part of a statewide tour to gather comments. Mayor Jim Grimes says the city will match the funding while Middletown adds 150000 toward its bypass and U S 15 Md 26 interchange priorities. Officials aim to ease congestion and support smart growth with a long sought bypass.
A long time TJ teacher, Bryant Aylor, age 58, faced aggressive brain tumors after weeks of headaches. Despite grim odds, he continued to teach and stay hopeful as doctors planned operations and weighed future prospects.
A fragmented report describes a man found at his desk in a stupor unable to speak clearly. An MRI revealed a fist-sized brain mass in the frontal lobe affecting hearing balance and short term memory.
City planners give up on a traffic control plan at Highland Road and East Church Street linking Gas House Pike to CSR plant. George Smith and Saree Saree criticize the effort while Kuremchak cites liability. The traffic commission cannot require occupancy permits pending truck access. officials say the bridge may be unsuitable.
The city prepares for the season with festive lights and a decorated tree. Locals anticipate community events as Scot 2 Sein to hats Wyers The season brings more.
An 18 year old Hood College student was attacked at dusk on Monday after parking near Rosemont Avenue. The assailant, described as a bald black man 35 to 40, threatened her with an edged weapon, drove her to a Mercer Place lot, assaulted her, and fled on foot. Police investigate with Hood College coordinating a crisis response team.
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