Iraq weighs truce terms as U N ceasefire looms
Iraq Parliament debates accepting the U N ceasefire terms ending the Persian Gulf War while relief efforts intensify for Kurdish refugees. Saddam’s regime names Hussein Kamel defense minister as U S aid expands and Kurdish broadcasts urge uprising.
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U.N
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United Nations Security Council
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Saddam Hussein
Ahmet Kurtecebe Alptemecin
Ankara
United States
James A. Baker
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Geneva
U.S
Middle East
Bush
Saddam
Hussein Kamel
Sadeh Tumah Abbas
INA
Kamel
London
Fihad Hiwaizi
Voice of Free Iraq
Paneling Jack Fleischman Works On Frederick Fairgrounds Window
Jack Fleischman concession manager at the Great Frederick Fair applies platinum grey paint to a repaired grandstand window pane. Crews begin the first week of work as they prepare for a busy summer season at the Frederick Fairgrounds.
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Jack Fleischman
Frederick
Frederick Fairgrounds
Plane crash kills John Tower and 22 others
A Atlantic Southeast Airlines flight 2311 crashed near Glynco Jetport Brunswick killing former U.S. Sen. John Tower 65 and 22 others including his daughter Marian Tower NASA astronaut Sonny Carter and Dr. Nicholas Davies. Witnesses recalled a loud bang before nosedive amid fire in woods near a mobile home park.
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Tower
Texas
Marian Tower
NASA
Manley Lanier
Sonny” Carter Jr
Nicholas Davies
American College of Physicians
Atlantic Southeast
John Beiser
Alanta
Glynco
Beiser
James Griner
U.S
John Heinz
Mount Airy Breaks Ground on Long Awaited Library Center
About 60 townspeople and officials gathered to mark the start of the Mount Airy Library and Senior Center on Ridge Avenue. The 27,600 square foot two story building will house the library on the first floor and a senior center on the second. Frederick County contributed 200000 dollars to the 26 million project, with supporters recalling decades of community effort and naming trees for authors to honor reading and writing.
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Mount Airy
Parr's Ridge
Nancy Zeleski
Carroll County
Ray Simpson
Ridge Avenue
Main Street
Calvary United Methodist Church
VFW Post
Unemployment climbs to 6.8 percent in March
The nation’s jobless rate rose to 6.8 percent in March as about 500000 more Americans joined the unemployed. Analysts say the deterioration reduces chances of a quick recession end, with 2 million job losses since last year amid weak hiring. Some remain hopeful for a summer pickup, but a prolonged downturn looms.
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U.S
Allen Pina
Boston
Sinai
Gas prices fall again in Maryland says AAA report
AAA reports Maryland gasoline prices declined for the fourth month in a row with averages near 1.06 for regular unleaded and 1.26 for premium. A Frederick survey shows regular around 1.03, with Baltimore at 96 cents lowest statewide while Laurel hits 1.64 for full-serve premium.
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American Automobile Association
AAA
Baltimore
Iraq
Kuwait
Frederick-area
Laurel
Karen Black
Weather tonight cool with mid 50s lows and sun Sunday
Fair and cool tonight with lows around mid 50s and light west winds. Sunny and warm Sunday with highs near 30. Also notes sports and a traffic incident in New Market with a Toyota Cressida trapped and a Chevrolet pickup involved. State Police helicopter stood by as Tpr Stonestreet investigates. no further details available.
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Wee Ae
Honey Hills Antiques
MD. 144
New Market
Kew Market
United Rescue
Tpr
B. Stonestreet
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