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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Apr 14, 1993

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U S may rearm Muslims if Serbs reject peace offer

U S envoy Reginald Bartholomew said the United States would press for arming Bosnia's Muslim led government forces if Serbs refuse the U N peace plan and sanctions on Serbia tighten. The Security Council gave Serbs until April 26 to accept the plan already backed by Bosnian Muslims and Croats.

Zagreb Croatia United States Bosnia U.N Clinton Yugoslavia U.N. Security Council Serbia U.S Reginald Bartholomew Mr. Bartholomew

Weather and sports results from area high schools

Mostly sunny today with mid 60s highs. Tonight cloudy with 40s lows. Thursday mostly cloudy near 70. Also results of Frederick area high school baseball and softball action on Page C-1. The Frederick News-Post emphasizes recycled paper and environmental messaging.

Maryland Frederick

Fire-Struck Adventist Church Demolished for Safety

The Seventh-day Adventist Church at 80 Adventist Way in Frederick was leveled by Dallas Construction Co after a recent fire. Demolition aimed to remove hazards while a church rebuilding plan, pending insurance, awaits a location and size decision by a 510-member congregaton.

Kelly Hahn Seventh-day Adventist Seventh-day Adventist Church Bill Dorman Dallas Construction Co Hagerstown 80 Adventist Way Frederick Seventh-day Adventist World Headquarters Dallas Construction Dorman

Gordon says forming 94 budget very difficult

Frederick Mayor Paul Gordon warned that next year’s budget will be the most difficult he has prepared due to low tax revenues and unexpected costs. He described a need for creative review and suggested taxes may rise to cover expenditures, noting revenues up only 2.6 percent over last year and planning sessions with city department heads.

Frederick Paul Gordon Gordon

Schaefer Signs Law Health Insurance Reform Act 1993

Governor William Donald Schaefer signed the Health Insurance Reform Act of 1993, calling it the hallmark of the session. The measure creates a large health pool aimed at small businesses, with a commission to roll out a comprehensive benefits plan by 1994 and anticipated premium increases for current insured as the program expands.

Schaefer Hallmark Annapolis William Donald Schaefer Frederick County Baltimore Convention Center Casper Taylor Allegany Washington Taylor

One U S 15 lane to reopen at Catoctin Furnace

One northbound lane of U S 15 at Catoctin Furnace was to reopen at 9 a m easing detours onto Md 806. State officials say cracks formed in the pavement last Thursday and tests are ongoing. Rob Fisher said there is no sink hole and the problem is a slipping roadway from heavy winter and spring rains. He cautioned it may be several weeks before both lanes reopen.

U.N Srebrenica Bosnia Tuzla NATO U.S. 15 Catoctin Furnace Rob Fisher Mr. Fisher

Walkersville drama teacher placed on leave amid charges

Samuel Huffer Walkersville High School drama teacher is barred from teaching as fourth degree sexual offense and assault and battery charges are pursued. He will work with full pay in the central office as trial set for June 10 1993. Parents protest removal and plan to attend the Frederick County Board of Education meeting.

Walkersville Samuel Huffer Maryland Mark Blom Huffer Blom Walkersville High Frederick County Ether

Increases Planned at Victor Cullen Center

SUSAN C N I COL News-Post Staff reports that the Department of Juvenile Services aims to raise Cullen Center capacity from 90 to 125 youths, with residents noting a newsletter suggesting up to 180 delinquents by August. If licensed for 125, five cottages would be rebuilt to house 25 youths each per Harry Langmead.

Susan C. Nicol News-Post Sabillasville General Assembly Victor Cullen Department of Juvenile Services Mountaintop DJS Organizaton Youth Services International Cullen Harry Langmead

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