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Articles in Sep 12, 2001 issue of Daily Record, The (Baltimore)

• Disaster News Network uses Internet to provide information to public
  by Daily Record Staff Business Writer
• FBI field office in Baltimore operating on alert under heightened
  by Staff
• Gaithersburg-based ACE*COMM names new chief operating officer
  by Staff
• Bomb threats common not only in Baltimore but also in Maryland
  by Daily Record Staff Business Writer
• Md. Court of Appeals reinstates ethics ruling against former Prince
  by Daily Record Staff Legal Affairs Writer
• Midway Airlines suspends all flight operations, citing impact of
  by Staff
• President of Rockville-based Celera Genomics receives award from
  by Staff
• Bethesda-based AMI Capital closes loan on addiction/mental health
  by Staff
• Maryland's Emergency Management Agency vaults into action
  by Daily Record Staff Business Writer
• Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab to assist NY-based Arbitron with
  by Staff
• Calif.-based Titan Systems awarded contract by Navy for avionics
  by Staff
• Many differences between Oklahoma and World Trade Center attacks
  by Daily Record Staff Business Writer
• Terror strikes Maryland
  by Daily Record Staff Business Writer
• Greenbelt Latin teacher named Disney American Teacher Awards Honoree
  by Staff
• Annapolis-based ARINC to bring Internet connections and television to
  by Staff
• Commentary: And then comes another day ...
  by Daily Record Staff Business Writer
• Prince George's County wins one, loses one in Md. Court of Appeal's
  by Barbara Grzincic
• New Windsor, Md.-based Disaster Child Care Services mobilizes to
  by Staff
• Bethesda-based OTG Software's products to be resold worldwide by
  by Staff
• Md. small, medium-sized businesses get low-cost, but fast Internet
  by Daily Record Staff Business Writer
• Md. Court of Special Appeals reverses loitering conviction
  by Peter Geier
• U.S. financial markets may reopen Thursday
  by Staff
• Columbia-based Magellan Behavioral Health names new executive
  by Staff
• British-headquartered MERANT selling its DataDirect business to San
  by Staff
• Commentary: Boomerang kids return to the nest
  by Craig Weidemann
• Camp David crash rumor proves false
  by Peter Geier
• Legal experts fear Sept. 11th will be used as excuse for attacks on
  by Daily Record Staff Legal Affairs Writer
• CSX Transportation resumes shipments of hazardous materials through
  by Staff
• Silver Spring-based Bid4Assets to auction online 72-foot research
  by Staff
• Columbia-based MICROS Systems completes installations for U.S. Navy
  by Staff
• Commentary: Boomerang kids return to the nest
  by Special to The Daily Record
• Md.'s prison industry operating on overload
  by Daily Record Staff Legal Affairs Writer
• Baltimore-area hotels booked after BWI Airport postpones all flights
  by Staff
• Baltimore-based Merritt Athletic Clubs LLC purchases Owings Mills
  by Staff
• Commentary: Living with the smell of Oklahoma City
  by Kristen Keener
• In times of crisis, control the flow or information, say public
  by Daily Record Staff Business Writer
• Verizon asks East Coast customers to avoid making unnecessary calls
  by Staff
• Flight panels for Bethesda-based Astrolink LLC's first satellite are
  by Staff
• San Diego-based e-tenna Corp. receives $10.7M in funding round led by
  by Staff
• Local television stations race to keep Marylanders up to date with
  by Daily Record Staff Business Writer
• Washington, D.C. closes down, becomes a city under siege
  by Special to The Daily Record
• Md. utilities heighten security around offices and power generation
  by Staff
• Gaithersburg-based MedImmune announces intent to reacquire rights to
  by Staff
• Laurel-based LightWave Communications and Silver Spring-based
  by Staff
• Washington, D.C. closes down, becomes a city under siege
  by Doug Scott