MARC rail plan eyed as freight traffic futures discussed
Frederick Maryland October 22 2001 MARC officials discussed expanding MARC service linking Frederick and Point of Rocks and other lines. The plan envisions longer trains and shared CSX tracks with freight movements potentially increasing. Officials remain hopeful as study notes rail reliability improves and post train relocations were considered.
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Anthrax scare prompts Capitol testing and closures
An anthrax tainted letter touched two New Jersey postal workers and prompted environmental testing at Washington facilities. Capitol Hill reopening is planned for Monday as 2100 postal workers undergo nasal swabs and 10 day antibiotic courses while offices remain closed. Traces of anthrax were found in four of 19 buildings during the environmental sweep.
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Raeef
Pakistan
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Herat
Taliban
Bakhtar
U.S
Nawabad
Hood College Choir Hosts Ceremony With Hood Leaders Attending
Hood Hood College hosted ceremonies featuring the Hood College Choir while U S Rep Roscoe Bartlett Frederick Mayor Jim Grimes and Hood alumni faculty and students attended The ceremony included remarks by Dr Volpe noting 25 years in higher education and referencing his prior role at Capital University He and his wife Lin a nurse live on campus The address sparked discussion of campus visions including online expansion and collaboration with other colleges while lampooning some aspects of speech making
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R-6th
City of Frederick
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Hood
Dr. Volpe
Pro Vietura
Capital University
Ohio
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Telivision
Volpe
Dr Volpe
Robert Funk
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Publishers rush to update texts after Sept 11 attacks
Washington AP reports publishers race to revise history textbooks for fall 2002 2003 editions amid ongoing terrorism events. Writers, editors, and artists rework sections to include Sept 11 coverage while avoiding graphic imagery.
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MacMillan/McGrawil
Gil Sewell
American Textbook Council
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Michael Stoff
University of Texas
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Itat
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Capitol Hill
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South Africa
Rogalin
Afghanistan
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Kazakhstan
Osama bin Laden
Bush
Arson reported at Sheetz store with injuries and arrest
Deputy Chief Meminger gave no motives as investigations continue after a Saturday fire at a Sheetz store. A delivery worker grabbed an extinguisher and a 911 call came in at 3 50 am. One injured worker received treatment and was released. Investigators interviewed the on duty worker at the scene and charging documents were filed. Firefighters contained the blaze despite thick black smoke. Federal ATF agents assisted along with multiple departments.
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Walkersville
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