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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 2000
Page
5
Residents and officials spar over speed data on Mountville and Basford roads with claims of over 70 percent over the limit and calls to slow traffic. People press for corridor changes citing funding and state support, while some insist that signals and manuals justify current conditions.
In a district meeting participants voice diverging views on military deployment and missile defense. Dr Bartlett urges strategic options while Mr DeArmon calls for a clear national interest before intervention. McCown supports synthetic fuel tech and a health care plan, contrasting Bartletts warning against socialized medicine.
Dr Barkdoll notes aging workforce and national mobility raise retirements, while replacements struggle to keep up as districts compete for trained teachers and administrators. Retirees who return help, but shortages remain critical. continuity benefits stability in Frederick.
The article notes the impact of Special Love activities on families during a weekend, emphasizing parental insight and shared experiences. It mentions outreach through NIH Skipaar and Canaan Valley, referencing contact details for Mr. Bingaman at 301-829-2079 for information on events and support.
The United States tightens readiness in the Persian Gulf after the Cole attack and threats. Bahrain hosts Central Command naval forces and the 5th Fleet while Turkey hosts air bases. U S forces remain active in Bahrain Qatar Saudi Arabia Kuwait Oman and other sites under threat. A carrier group and Army Command officials coordinate year round defense. In 1996 a truck bombing near Dhahran killed 19 U S airmen.
The Antietam battlefield cemetery holds 5,100 veterans and spouses, mostly Civil War dead from the 1862 battle where 23,110 were wounded or killed. Established 1865, it long buried Union soldiers only, but later entries include veterans from Spanish American War World War I Korea and other conflicts.
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