U S rules Afghan skies amid terrorism campaign
Washington leaders meet over breakfast to resolve domestic defense funding. Bush Republicans seek tax cuts while Democrats push for spending. Powell emphasizes a broad, ongoing fight against terrorism, including Osama bin Laden, as bombing enters its fourth day.
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Farm stands see growing profits from Western Maryland apples
Orchard owners report roadside stands are increasingly profitable as Gala, Fiji and Jonagold varieties rise in demand. The shift reflects a broader trend in fruit sales, with Western Maryland growers noting stronger customer interest and higher sales at rural markets.
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Hay Bale Fires Burn at Pryor Farms Address
Firefighters from eight companies fought hay bale fires near Opossumtown Pike and Bethel Road. Dispatchers logged the blaze at 11:35 p.m. Tuesday, involving more than 50 bales at Pryor Farms, 9583 Oppseumtown Pike. Crews cleared the scene at 4:09 a.m.
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Anthrax fears rise as Florida case prompts probe
FBI probes in Boca Raton follow the death of Sun photo editor Robert Stevens from inhaled anthrax. Spore traces found on his computer keyboard. a 73 year old worker Ernesto Blanco tested positive in the nose but is in good condition. Testing continues, with officials saying no public health threat yet.
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Halloween costumes shift as fear dampens gore in Chicago
Americans from Chicago to New York rethink Halloween outfits amid post attack fear. Parents and children seek nonviolent, hero themed costumes such as firefighters police officers Uncle Sam and Betsy Ross, avoiding bloody props and scary disguises while designers note steady demand for red and black motifs. Public sentiment leans toward respectful, less graphic dress as communities cope with recent terror.
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Walkersville Wins Bus Route for Students
Walkersville students can ride the bus after a school board victory. Maple Avenue residents may access bus service by stopping at Fluton Avenue. President David Gray led the town’s case at a joint county meeting as board members walked the route to verify the decision. Continued on Page A-14.
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David Gray
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Manreceives 450 year sentence in child abuse case
Ricky James Malee, 40, formerly of Frederick County, was sentenced to 450 years in prison after a mid July jury conviction for molesting two boys aged seven and four in 1996. The four concurrent sentences totalled a lengthy punishment, while Malee maintained his innocence and claimed an imposter acted.
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