Rottweiler owner won't be charged in dog attack
Frederick City Police say no charges will be filed against the beagle attack owner after two leashed rottweilers broke free and mauled Daisy in Memorial Park. Daisy the 11 year old beagle suffered puncture wounds and a dislocated hip during the Sunday morning incident as Theresa Michel walked in the park.
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Frederick City
Richard J. Ashton
Wol Va
Daisy
Theresa Michel
Memorial Park
Ms. Michel
Dr Denton Exit Sparks Sad Reflections at MSD Deaf School
The article quotes a student and staff as they react to Dr. Denton leaving MSD, praising his impact on the Deaf school. Danny Frank, a middle school counselor and alumnus, says Denton made the institution the best in the nation, while others express uncertainty about the future leadership.
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Danny Frank
MSD
Dr. Denton
Deer Causes Damage Near St James Episcopal Church
A buck roamed from a parked car scene along North Main Street then bounded up the street toward woods behind St James Episcopal Church. It was not captured nor reported to the town office. Damaged property at the office totaled about 700 dollars with many windows and walls hurt. The deer showed no gunshot wounds but was bleeding from glass shards. Mrs. Ifert notes the incident as a strange event readers might find in newspapers.
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St. James Episcopal Church
North Main Street
City Officials Discuss Long Range Master Plan Aims
City officials repeatedly describe the master plan as a long range effort to guide development without forcing zoning changes. The land-use proposal includes drawings and maps showing attainable atmosphere and size to attract investment downtown, officials said.
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Wallace
Gordon
House OKs transit bill with Frederick MARC funds
The House approved a 15 billion highway and mass transit bill with 50 million to extend MARC rail service from Print of Rocks to Frederick. The six year measure, 143 to 83, would fund highways 119 billion and mass transit 32 billion, provide flexibility to shift funds, and extend existing gasoline tax without new increases. Conference with the Senate follows, aiming for final passage by Thanksgiving.
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Washington
Howe
MARC
Print of Rocks
Frederick
Bush
Waldorf
Senate
House
Messure
Dr Denton to retire shifts worry at area school
Students and staff at MSD express unease at the prospect of Dr. Denton leaving within a year or two. They note his long tenure and fear change, with hopes a deaf successor might be chosen. Alumni and faculty praise his work guarding the Columbia campus during financial pressures and layoffs.
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Denton
Trina
Angell
Dr. Denton
MSD
Matthew Fisher
Ms. Monigan
Ms. Snyder
Maryland redistricting ends stalemate with plan shift
A House-Senate conference committee approved a redistricting plan that transfers Democrat Tom McMillen from the 4th District to the 1st, pitting him against Republican Wayne Gilchrest. The compromise redraws seven districts for eight incumbents, creates a new Black majority district in Prince George's, and ends the lingered court threat.
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Aqme
House-Senate
Tom McMillen
Anne Arundel County
Eastern Shore
Wayne Gilchrest
McMillen
Gilchrest
Senate
Thomas V. Mike Miller
Prince George’s
Helen Bentley
Bentley
Steny Hoyer
Prince George's County
House
Prince George’s County
All night House session recalls 1900 precedent on crime bills
Congress debated extended unemployment benefits amid claims of partisan control. Representatives defended aid while Bush vetoes blocked progress. The Senate failed to override, with figures showing up to 3 million people potentially helped by the Democratic plan versus a smaller GOP alternative.
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Dana Rohrabacher
R-Calif
Senate
Bush
Congress
Bob Dole
B-rian
HIT Opposes Trash Plan At Point of Rocks In Md
The group HIT cites legal pressure by Free State to push the county into approving a waste transfer site. A letter urges commissioners to oppose the scheme and defend New Market as the antique capital, naming Sue Ann Yingling who voted for Free State. Stort writer Lente Lyons contributed to the story.
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Free State
Sue Ann Yingling
Point of Rocks
HIT
Mrs. Yingling
Stort
Lente Lyons
Residents raise questions on Latercoastal solid waste plan
New Market residents discuss a vague Latercoastal proposal at Point of Rocks. Civic association asks about air and groundwater discharges, truck traffic, and public facilities impact. Eric Brown seeks details on non toxic waste and traffic. Town council member Howard Wilson says concerns depend on operation type.
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Point of Rocks
Howard Wilson
City police charge trio of suspects
Frederick police arrested two women on drug charges early Thursday and a third faced hindering and disorderly conduct counts. Tina Hackey, 30, was charged with possession and distribution of crack cocaine and paraphernalia outside John Hanson Apartments. Waolen was unnamed. she allegedly sold drugs to Valerie Damico, while Lacy Spencer, 20, heard police transmissions and shouted, Run Tina, run.
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Frederick City
Tina M. Hackey
John Hanson
North Bentz Street
Frederick
Waen
He Wa Olen
Valerie C. Damico
Lacy L. Spencer
Carver Apartments
Tina
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