Heinz Dies in Crash Leaves Nation in Mourning
Sen Heinz and six others were involved in a major accident that hospitalized a child with serious burns and injured four others including two school employees. President Bush mourned the loss of a great leader while Susan Coughlin of the NTSB arrived to lead the investigation as firefighters recovered debris.
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Pennsylvania
Bush
California
Heinz
Heinz Food Empire
Susan Coughlin
National Transportation Safety Board
Prostitution charge tied to undercover drug setup
Frederick City Police and Frederick County Sheriff's Office arrested Connie M. Smothers, 30, for solicitation of prostitution after an undercover operation to arrange a crack deal near Fifth and North Market. Money allegedly changed hands at the Sth and East streets intersection. Smothers released on recognizance bond amid a broader drug arrest wave downtown.
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Frederick City
Frederick County
Klinehart's Alley
Jermaine E. Jenkins
Key Parkway
Frederick
John Hanson
Landfill site options eyed by commissioners
Commissioners consider alternatives to the Schrodel farm and study resident offered sites for a potential landfill. Public Works was directed to assess feasibility of these suggestions for future use and siting decisions.
Wreath placed at King's tomb on anniversary of his death
In King's hometown Atlanta more than 300 people joined hands and sang We Shall Overcome to mark the 23rd anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr's assassination. Coretta Scott King laid a large wreath on his crypt while speaking of honoring his life and sacrifice.
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Atlanta
Martin Luther King Jr
Joseph Lowery
Southern Christian Leadership Council
Lowery
King
Coretta Scott King
King’s
Yolanda
Bernice
Martin
Gamma Ray Observatory GRO to Orbit on Atlantis for Two Years
Atlantis will circle Earth for at least two years as NASA launches the Gamma Ray Observatory GRO the second Great Observatory after Hubble. GRO will study gamma rays beyond ultraviolet and X rays from black holes quasars pulsars and supernovae, revealing unseen phenomena.
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Charles Pellerin
NASA
Astrophysics Division
Lennard Fisk
Gamma Ray Observatory
GRO
Hubble Space Telescope
Hubble
Earth
Aid on the way as Kurdish refugees flood borders
Turkey and Iran report thousands of Kurds crossing borders amid the Persian Gulf War aftermath. At least 400 Turkish troops were sent to the border to curb refugee flows. Iran cites 40,000 crossing into Azerbaijan province and estimates 1.5 million Iraqi Kurds marching toward Iran. The UN Security Council discusses the Kurdish plight as France seeks an intervention ultimatum opposed by China and President Bush. Iraqi officials reject harsh cease-fire terms tied to dismantling weapons and reparations.
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Turkey
Anatolia
Iran
Azerbaijan
Iraq
Islamic Republic
U.N
Bill on Condemnation Limits Property Take For Project
The bill required government proof that property is necessary for the project and that all alternate feasible sites be investigated. It prohibited condemnation if a usable site could be acquired at fair market value without condemnation. It would create an Agricultural Lands Condemnation Board to determine no reasonable and prudent use for condemned lands.
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Agricultural Lands Condemnation Board
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Sen. Heinz
Senate
Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs
GOP
Banking
U.S. Senate
H.J. Mr. Heinz Co
International Food Company
Barbara Hafer
Robert P. Casey
Casey
Coughlin
NTSB
Williamsport
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Inquirer
Sun Co
Radnor
Robert Campbell
Aerostar Pago
Philadelphia International Airport
Lower Merion Township
David C. Latshaw
Latshaw
Mr. Latshaw
Ronald Sundergill
Public Works Department
Atlantis
Lawn & Garden Tractor Service
Southern States Tire & Battery
Urbana Pike
Qachive
U.N. Security Council
China
Hans van den Broek
Security Council
Kuwait
Shipley’s
Frederick’s Big Screen TV Center
Sylvania
Our Own
Pioniger
Panasonic
Canon
CALL
Pre
Martin’s Food
Frederick Towne Mall
Uasar
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