First Lady Laura Bush Urges Normalcy Amid Crisis
Laura Bush travels a calm course after September 11, urging Americans to resume daily life. She stresses education and personal steadiness, while handling White House staff, media scrutiny, and ongoing threats like anthrax. Her role as Comforter in Chief draws public focus.
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Battle of the Bands at Walkersville High School
A music fundraiser at Walkersville High School featured 16 high school bands performing in four Battle of the Bands events. Catoctin High School opened the day with selections from West Side Story, energizing the audience for the charity event benefiting the WHS music department.
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Anthrax Case in New Jersey Spurs CDC Action
The Defense Department seeks tech to detect mail bacteria as it reports a New Jersey anthrax case. A $40 million contract funds machines for rapid identification. CDC spokesman Tom Stanner says this is not a new instance and confirms the diagnosis, while a second New Jersey worker labeled a suspected inhalation anthrax case was released.
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Opposition chiefs plan major push on Mazar e Sharif
In Mazar e Sharif region Afghanistan opposition leaders including Rashid Dostum Mohammed Mohaqik and Atta Mohammed held a five hour meeting to map a major offensive on Mazar e Sharif and nearby Balkh and Samangan provinces. They cited need for heavy U S air support and warned of tougher lessons for the United States.
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Retiring Mr Green Narrates Frederick County Court History
Retiring Mr Green recalls Frederick County’s shift from a rural town to a modern court system. Trials began at 10 a.m. and jurors were drawn from citizens. today four circuit judges and a master handle cases in a rebuilt facility with multiple jury rooms. Notable cases included the Veney brothers murder trial and a Montgomery County slander suit. Green, remembered for calm service, retires after a career shaping the county’s judiciary.
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