Bodies recovered from crash of U S Air Force T 43 near Dubrovnik
Searchers recovered the last victims from the wreckage near Dubrovnik as high winds and rain hampered operations. Ron Brown and 32 others were killed when the plane slammed into a hill while approaching the Dubrovnik airport. Investigators expect American pathologists to assist in identification and mourners worldwide, including President Clinton, pay tribute to Brown and the victims.
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Keys open season Friday at home
The Frederick Keys begin their season Friday night at Harry Grove Stadium against Durham with new features aimed at boosting attendance beyond 300,000 for a sixth straight year. A video screen and carousel debut, plus picnic areas and concession tweaks, accompany ongoing minor league popularity nationwide.
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Former math professor eyed in Unabomber case
A former Berkeley math professor living secluded in a mountain cabin near Helena Montana was detained by federal agents as a prospective Unabomber suspect. Officials said charges could follow later, with reports of bomb making materials found and possible alibi evidence emerging as the probe continues.
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Passover celebration highlights tradition and symbolism
Copies of the Haggadah worn from decades of Passover celebrations fill Milton and Joyce Gordon's Frederick home as Dr Gordon leads a seder. The eight day holiday began at sundown and many families will gather again Thursday night.
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Maryland approves 1997 budget amid cuts and delays
Maryland legislators pass a 1997 budget of 14.6 billion with 105 million in state aid to Frederick County. Senate 42 5 House 105 32. Budget frictions cited for missed deadline and 1 000 job cuts while the plan is praised as balanced and responsible.
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Bill to exempt family farms from state inheritance tax
An Annapolis House Ways and Means panel approved legislation exempting family farms from the state inheritance tax. Proponents say the measure could stem farmland losses as Maryland farm numbers declined from 17,590 to about 14,900 last year. The bill, already passed by the Senate, moves toward a full House vote later in the week.
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Arbor Day ceremony at Monocacy Elementary marks planting
Andre Varnas scoops dirt to plant a dogwood at Monocacy Elementary for Arbor Day. Students Mitya Nedospaso and Ariel Baek assist with principal Carol Stockhausen and Mayor Jim Grimes attending the event.
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Police seek 79 million dollar budget for next year
Frederick City Police request a 79 million dollar budget for 1996 97 up from 72 million this year. The request presented at a budget hearing before the mayor and Board of Aldermen includes 3.7 additional time positions to fund more officers.
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