Mount Airy ambulances debate heats local fight
Mount Airy officials dispute Lorien Life Center's obligation to have an on site ambulance while executives say contracts exist for non emergency transport. Council member Frank Johnson cites planning records showing the ambulance requirement, though no deadline was given and the hospital says waivers were issued by town government. Meanwhile Marines in Afghanistan reshape ground operations amid rising Taliban resistance and calls for caution over proxy fighting.
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Rumsfeld
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Somalia
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John Pike
Washington
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America
Juvenile Justice Reforms Face Longstanding Violence Roots
Cullen continues on page A-1 noting allegations are questioned by juvenile justice officials who refuse case outcomes as investigatory files. Maryland State Police decline details due to juvenile involvement. Systemic problems include underpaid guards, lengthy waits for outside programs, and high mental illness among youths, prompting DJJ to shrink jail populations and boost mental health care.
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Cullen
Youth Services International
Correctional Services Corp
Correctional Services
Hickey
Paul Donnelly
Victor Cullen
Juvenile Justice
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Cheltenham
Vincent Schiraldi
Center On Juvenile and Criminal Justice
Washington
Cloning Debate Faces Bush Policy and Varying Views
The piece outlines Bush administration limits on federally funded stem cell research to existing lines from IVF embryos, while cloners argue for patient-specific cells to reduce immune rejection. It quotes Rep. Greenwood and Rep. Deutsch supporting research with safety boundaries, and Rep. Smith opposing cloning as a human rights concern. The Vatican weighs in, and separate notes discuss corrections contracts and juvenile facilities amid abuse charges and calls for reform.
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Peter Deutsch
Florida
Greenwood
Chris Smith
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Vatican
Warning mirrors earlier alert on attacks on energy infrastructure
FBI and Energy Department warned of possible attacks on U S natural gas and oil infrastructure vendors like the American Petroleum Institute said the threat was uncorroborated with no evidence of actual plans. Energy firms have increased security at refineries pipelines and pumping stations since the September 11 attacks.
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Energy Department
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bin Laden
Mullah Omar
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Washington
U.S
Afghanistan
North America
Maryland soldiers deploy to Bosnia led by 29th Infantry unit
Cap Coan oversees the Hagle Base Web site as more than 200 Maryland soldiers of the 429th Signal Battalion join the NATO peacekeeping mission in Bosnia. The 29th Infantry Division, known as Blue and Gray, commands the northern sector with units from five states and multinational forces including Russian, Nordic Polish, and Turkish brigades under NATO and non NATO command.
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Army National Guard
NATO
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Holo graphic Quantum Neural Tech pilot program at Frederick HQ
Mr. Barber describes HNeT as a brain inspired system set to pilot within two weeks at the Frederick headquarters. It aims to boost security against terrorism and could later enable ATM PIN protection and employee attendance tracking. Biometrics like face recognition via AcSys FIRS are highlighted as crucial for stronger identity verification and intruder interception.
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Barker
ESS
AcSys Frs
AcSys Prs
Life of Karen Cissna News Photographer and Food Editor
Karen Cissna grew up in Florida and Dallas, studied at Rollins College and the University of Missouri, and became a noted St Louis photographer before moving to Frederick Marrying after long travels across Europe and Asia. She joined The Frederick News-Post in 1981, became food editor in 1986, and earned multiple journalism awards for her columns and headlines. Memorial services will be announced later.
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Isle Royale
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Association of Food Journalists
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