NATO backs enforcing no fly zone over Bosnia
The United States and NATO allies approved an aerial operation to enforce a U.N. no fly zone over Bosnia-Herzegovina. Ambassadors from 16 nations backed the mission to prevent Serbian aircraft from flying over Bosnia in coming weeks.
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NATO
Bosnia
Brussels
Belgium
United States
U.N
United Nations
Yugoslavia
Manfred Woerner
Woerner
Security Council
Russia
Britain
France
Netherlands
Supreme Court
Giuseppe Degli Innocenti
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Haitians with AIDS to enter the United States
The Clinton administration will honor a court order to admit 36 Haitian refugees with full blown AIDS for treatment. The move is an exception to policy, not a lift of the ban on 250 detainees at Guantanamo. A judge ruled for medical care or placement elsewhere within 10 days.
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Washington
Clinton
United States
Justice Department
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Cuba
U.S
Sterling Johnson Jr
Joseph Tringali
Tringali
Johnson
Weekend Floods and Hail Hit Maryland and Surrounding Areas
Flood crests were near 14 feet on the Monocacy River and expected 18 to 19 feet on the Potomac at Paint of Rocks as hail ranged from pea to golf ball size statewide. Reports note car damage in Jefferson, drivers delaying travel, and a diesel spill cleaned up after an absorbent was applied. The weather system produced 0.7 inches at the Maryland State Police barracks and an overnight low of 50, with Emmitsburg reporting 2.0 inches total between Wednesday and Friday.
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Maryland
Jefferson
Ron Crouse
United Steam Engine Company
Buckeystown Pike
Emmitsburg
Paul
Lucille Beale
Schmoke explores drug regulation and urban renewal in Baltimore
Mayor Schmoke argues for regulating legal and illegal drugs to curb crime by treating addicts as patients and integrating them into public health services. He cites Baltimore’s turnaround in a rough neighborhood through community effort, with new homes health care and training. He notes the city hosts two major and one minor league baseball teams and plans a Monday juggling act at Camber Yards as Clinton and Jackson participate in related events.
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Schmoke
Baltmore
Beirut
Baltimore
Clinton
Camber Yards
Jesse Jackson
Jackson
FBI: terrorist killed daughter to silence her
In Louis, an alleged Abu Nidal member stabbed his teenage daughter to death, not over culture clash as first claimed, but to silence her. The case centers on a violent family tragedy tied to extremist connections and ongoing terrorism investigations.
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FBI
LT Louis
Abu Nidal
Zevi Isa
Midwest
Washington
Palestina
Tina” Isa
Isa
James Nelson
PLO
St. Louis
Maria
Sheriff’s deputy stops chase. 20-year-old Loza detained
A 20-year-old Washington DC man Leonidas DeJesus Loza was arrested after a brief chase on US 40 and Linden Avenue. He faces multiple charges including motor vehicle theft, destruction of property, fleeing police and hit and run. The vehicle was reported stolen from Frederick. The passenger remains at large.
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Washington, D.C
Frederick County
Leonidas DeJesus Loza
Sheriff's Office
Loza
Scott Hopkins
U.S. 40
U.S. 15
Cpl. Hopkins
Linden Avenue
State Farm Insurance Co
Oak St
Dorris Morris
Terry Court
Frederick
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Atlanta
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Burlington
N.C
Winn-Dixie
Sparky Jones
W. Stonegate Center
Frederick, Maryland
W. Patrick
Rockville
North Rockville
Gude
Silver Spring
Vth St
Washington, DC
Wisconsin Ave
SAP
Ofrphive
Sheriff's
Frederick Eagles
Hokiss-Pokiss
Wild Bird Crohm
Loverty
Frederick ‘Towne Mall
L Watsons
Watson's
Watson’s
W. Patrick St
Notians
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