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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 2001

Page

5

Maryland redraws districts shape state in 2002 session

Maryland lawmakers debate redistricting as 5.5 million people split into 47 senate districts. Gov Glendening and leaders push a plan favoring single member districts to broaden minority and Republican representation and curb campaign finance in the 2002 session. Delegate Robert Kittleman cites smaller districts lowering fundraising needs.

Maryland Fredenck County Glendening Senate Thomas Vo Mike Miller House Casper Taylor General Assembly Governors General Assembly Whey Robert Kittleman Howard County

School Board mulls abstinence only pilot for sex ed

Frederick County Board of Education debates the Family Life Advisory Committee duties and a voluntary abstinence only pilot. Chair Lois Jarman says current role is to review health class materials, not change curricula. Board members and supporters push for state clarification and forum for debate while opponents warn against excluding contraception.

Family Life Advisory Committee Frederick County Board of Education Ron Peppe Peppe Lois Jarman Jarman Board of Education Jack Dale State Education Department Lynn Carr Susan McCutcheon Sega Alaid

Anthrax Mail Scare Expands Across Postal Network

Officials report six inhaled anthrax cases tied to the mail crisis with 15 Washington area patients showing related symptoms. Investigators probe tainted mail from Trenton NJ to Capitol Hill and consider additional undetected contaminated letters. A female electronic news worker in Washington also treated for possible inhalation exposure.

Secor Washington Florida Toms Senate Tom Daschle Trenton N.J Capitol Hill Daschle Mike Hall Holy Cross Hospital 1St Spring

Anthrax Mail Contamination Mentioned in Washington News

The Washington edition notes tainted mail cases linked to the capital, with General David Satcher acknowledging errors in response. Postmaster General John Potter cites inability to guarantee full protective coverage for 300000 postal workers by week’s end while a suspect contamination claim surfaces amid unclear sources.

Pate Capitol Police Bans Nichols Shin Hart Saleh Merlin Neyve New York City David Satcher John Potter Postal Service

Train wheel maintenance on a vintage locomotive

Jack Sanford of Walkersville Southern Railroad trued a 1942 locomotive wheel to restore a smooth contact face. The process used a wheel lathe and external power to spin the wheel while the rest remained stationary, with shavings removed to prevent jams. The GM Electro Motive Division Model 40 loco on long term loan to the Southern from the Hagerstown Roundhouse Museum is one of four surviving today.

Jack Sanford Walkersvile Southern Railroad General Motors Electro Motive Division Sanford Ile Southern Hagerstown Roundhouse Museum

Md postal workers deal with rerouted mail at Baltimore post office

At East Fayette Street post office workers faced an anthrax scare while sorting mail. Frances Grafton, 27 years on the job, said the threat weighs on staff though she remains committed. Governor Glendening announced testing for private mail centers in Maryland receiving Brentwood shipments, with results in two to five days.

Baltimore East Fayette Street Frances Grafton Seen de Parris Glendening Brentwood Glendening

Post offices to fly flags at half staff nationwide

Flags at post offices nationwide will be lowered to half staff in memory of two postal workers killed in the line of duty. Joseph P Cuscen Je of Clinton and Thomas L Morris Jr, 55, of Patin, were associated with the Brentwood Road mail facility in Washington, which has been closed due to anthrax contamination.

Washington Joseph P Cuscen Je Clinton Thomas L. Morris Jr Patin Brentwood Road

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