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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 2000

Page

7

Laurel Man Sentenced to Death in Slayings of Three Women

Krishana Chinn said justice was served as Krishna Higgs was given the death penalty for the execution style killings of Tamika Black Jackson Mishann Chinn and another woman near the Patuxent Research Center in Beltsville after a social gathering dispute. Willis Haynes received life in prison for his role.

Laurel Tamika Black Was & Leecher Washington, DC Jackson Roncevelt Geeenbell Mushann Chinn Federal Patuxent Wi Research Center Beltsville Sovial Gaiherng Krishana Chinn Mishann Higge Crme Willis Haynes Higgs Haynes Uctors

Sixteen executions in seven states oppose innocence claims

A Maryland based group reports sixteen men in seven states were executed amid claims of innocence. The Quixote Center’s study cites five months of documents from Alabama California Florida Illinois Missouri Texas Virginia, noting misconduct and weak defenses. Four Texas executions occurred under Gov. Bush.

Baltimore The Quixote Center Alabama California Florida Illinois Missouri Texas Virginia George W. Bush Bush Pites

Baltimore study shows race gap in youths charged as adults

A study by the Resource Center and Youth Law Center finds that in Baltimore nine of ten youths charged as adults are black, with black juveniles disproportionately confined. The commission analyzed 2,584 cases, noting many nonviolent offenders are sent to adult facilities, highlighting systemic bias in treatment of African American teens.

Baltimore Youth Law Center

FCC leadership conference to feature Mandela and Stewart

Nelson Mandela and Martha Stewart are expected to participate via satellite in a readership workshop at Frederick Community College on November 15. The event is part of Wyncom’s Worldwide Lessons in Leadership Series, a one day conference bringing together top business thinkers. Registration is $199 for the program from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at FCC.

Nelson Mandela Martha Stewart Frederick Community College Wyncom FCC Jack Bruss

Retirees Read to Children on National Literacy Day

National Family Literacy Day event features Joan Cox reading at Spring Air at 1 15 p m. Leadership series invites speakers on leadership and development. Notable participants include Stephen Covey Tom Peters Ken Blanchard Andy Grove Martha appearances Cooper and Bob Nelson. Fortune panel with top executives, Barbara Henderson at 301-624-2727 for details.

Joan Cox Maul Stephen America Time Magazine Tom Peters New York Times Circle of Innovation Ken Blanchard Andy Grove Martha Appearances Cooper Bob Nelson Fortune Magazine Barbara Henderson

Rotary honors 80-year Frederick service at Harris Fellowship

Martha Washington portrayer Mary Wiseman was the featured speaker at the annus Pael Harris Awards Dinner by the Rotary Club of Carroll Creek. Wiseman spoke on colonial days and Rotary district governor Laves Sanabriakealing ega. Club president Tom Trott announced the 80 year award to the Rotary Club of Frederick for outstanding community service.

Martha Washington Mary Wiseman Annus Pael Harris Rotary Club of Carroll Creek Ms. Wiseman Sanabriakealing Ega Rotary District Tom Trott Cutside Pan Harris Frederick

YMCA Sagner haunted house planned for October twenty seven

The YMCA Community Outreach Program announces the second annual Haunted House at Sagner on October 27 from 8 to 9 30 p m. Hood College students join the fright night with food games and a scare. The event runs on local business donations and supports the housing outreach program run by Jim Gagne and John Henson.

Sagner YMCA Hood College Jim the Gagne John Henson Ick

Maryland BayNitrogen cuts face shortfall in 1987 target

Annapolis AP reports that by year end the bay nitrogen reductions promised under a 1987 agreement may fall short. The Environmental Agency notes models overestimated possible gains from agricultural practices while farmers adopt better fertilizer use and runoff controls, slowing progress toward the 40 percent goal for nitrogen and phosphorus.

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