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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 2001

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Maryland dairy farmers fear loss without Northeast pact

Maryland and regional dairy interests confront the expiration of the Northeast Dairy Compact. Maryland hopes inclusion will keep prices stable, while critics warn higher costs harm consumers and Midwestern producers. Officials caution no immediate Maryland impact but warn of possible long term shifts.

Washington — State Northeast Dairy Compact Maryland Eitd Valerie Cannalie Maryland Farm Bureau Barry Scher Giant Food Connelly Delaware New Jersey New York Pennsylvania House of Representatives East Coast Patrick McMillan

Patriotism fuels post 9 11 retail surge across goods and tats

After the September 11 attacks business owners report a spike in gun sales patriotic costumes and tattoo work as people seek self defense and tribute. Gun Shack and Buchanan Precision cite high demand while Charelle's Costume Shop struggles to stock patriotic outfits. Tattoo shops report upticks with requests for emblems and military insignia reflecting a heightened patriotic mood.

United States Steve Brown Buchanan Precision Frederick Buchanan Charelle Kathy Shirley Uncle Sam Shirley Rockville Marsha Fratkin Ms. Fratkin Urbana Pike Steve Milloway Milloway New York Twin Towers

Russian plane explodes and crashes into Black Sea

A Tupolev 154 crashes 114 miles off Adler after an explosion, with at least 77 on board. President Putin suggests possible terrorism as investigators link it to post 9 11 security concerns. Armenian An 24 crew and passengers reported witnessing the blast amid conflicting statements.

Putin Bush Administration Moscow White House Ari Fleischer Karl Ruppel Associated Press Ruppel Adler Vasily Yurchuk Ministry of Garik Ovanisian Black Sea Simferopol Yerevan Ovanisian Tel Aviv Siberian Novosibirsk Yurchuk Sibir

Thurmont Town Commissioner Seeks Mayoral Seat

Thurmont town commissioner Martin Burns, 35, runs for mayor in the Oct. 22 election. Former Little League leader cites low citizen turnout and seeks better resident communication. He proposes regular police updates and town newsletters to boost participation.

Thurmont Martin Burns Burns

Father admits shaking infant in Frederick County case

Fredrick County Circuit Court heard that 21 year old Fredor Carr admitted shaking his three month old son six months ago, causing brain injury and respiratory distress. Assistant State’s Attorney Lindy Angel urged a sentence well above the six year guideline due to prior criminal history. Sentencing is deferred to December with bail continued and supervised visitation initially rejected by Judge Julie Stevenson.

Fredor Michael Carr Frederick County Julie Stevenson Lindy Angel Carr Johns Stevenson Ms. Angel

Utility workers fault Allegheny for underground line neglect

The Utility Workers Union of America Local 102 accuses Allegheny Power of neglecting underground lines, sparking outages in Frederick areas like Clever, Fountainhead, Poolesville, and Lake Linganore. Union rep Art Bundick urges investment in new lines, while utilities blame deteriorating infrastructure and dispute contract talks ongoing since a 92 percent rejection vote.

Utility Workers Union of America Allegheny Power Frederick Art Bundick Allegheny Allen Staggers William Sterner Clever Hal Fountaindale Poolesville Lake Linganore Molesworth Hills Trade Town

State to pursue felony animal abuse charges in Frederick case

Frederick officials announce felony charges against Eno and Grassmecke for fourth degree theft and malicious destruction of property tied to animal abuse. Animal Control Sgt. Steve Fogie argues abuse will not be tolerated as investigators note wearied animals and distress observed during aftercare. Debtors and interviews reveal conflicting statements from Nickle and Rien about the incident and its handling.

Charlie Git Atendan Eno & Grassmeckie Animal Control Steve Fogie Frederick Nickle

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