Brunswick blaze ruled arson in four alarm fire downtown
State Fire Marshal investigators determined arson caused a three hour blaze that destroyed two downtown buildings, including the Brunswick Crab House and a Radio Shack unit. The damage exceeded $1 million as firefighters from three states tackled flames fed by winds. Details from witnesses and a K-9 team studies began late Sunday, with evidence samples sent to the state police crime lab.
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Brunswick
Potomac St
Radio Shack
Adrienne Wear
Robert
Lawmakers dispute do nothing label on Assembly session
Maryland lawmakers defend the 1994 legislative session as substantive, despite critics calling it do nothing. Delegates cite budget decisions, education aid increases, local government funding, and school construction as highlights, noting no new taxes were enacted and a tax cut was passed.
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Thomas Hattery
D-Frederick
J. Anita Stup
R-Frederick
Washington
James McClellan
Frederick County
Linganore High It's Academic state champions
Linganore High School's It's Academic team won the state championship, first for Linganore and Frederick County. Co coach Eric Reickel noted the county title earlier on Feb. 25, with Linganore placing first countywide in two of the last four years. The state win came against McDonagh School and Delaney High.
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Linganore High School
Linganore
McDonagh School
Baltimore County
Delaney High
Frederick County Schools Benefit From 1994 Maryland Funding
Frederick County saw a favorable 1994 session with $64 million in state school aid up about $3 million. Legislation increased construction funding and targeted aid for English learners and poor students, while Glade Elementary funding remained uncertain pending final approval.
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Maryland General Assembly
Frederick County
Mark Blom
Maryland
House
Senate
Glade
State Interagency Committee On
Board of Public Works
Blum
George Littrell
Dfrederick
Maryland State Board of Education
Charles Smelser
Frederick Carroll
Guard unit trains to hunt FLNC rebels in mock jungle raid
Maryland Army National Guard soldiers from Company A, 1-115th Infantry Battalion, trained at Camp Army Ranger Camp near Pensacola in a simulated search and destroy mission against 23 Loyola College ROTC students posing as FLNC rebels. The exercise used laser weapons and mock mortar smoke, with guardsmen wading through mud and enduring cold, sleep deprivation, and rugged terrain as part of the practice combat scenario.
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Camp Rudder
Fla
Maryland Army National Guardsmen
Frederick Armory
Camp Army Ranger Camp
E! Air Force Base
Pensacola
Frederick Municipal
Loyola College Rotc
FLNC
East Germany
Central
South America
Gorazde under siege as Serbs shell refugee enclave
In Gorazde artillery rain pounds the Muslim enclave as thousands shelter in streets. UN officials report the hospital roof hit and UN-protected safe haven status questioned. NATO air strikes limited and Western powers blamed for failing to halt the advance. Russian envoy criticizes Serb leadership. France calls for urgent talks. President Clinton urges weapon embargo end.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Gorazde
U.N
Bosnia
NATO
Clinton
Ron Redmond
U.N. High Commissioner For Refugees
Geneva
Redmond
UNHCR
Red Cross
Drina
United Nations
Vitaly Churkin
Zagreb
Croatia
Maryland Weather Outlook and Page Note
Partly cloudy tonight with lows near 50. Tuesday will be cloudy and breezy with highs in the 70s. Maryland weather map on page referenced. Frederick News-Post emphasizes 100 percent recycled paper and recyclable print.
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Frederick
Frederick Keys Winston-Salem
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Blom
William Donald Schaefer
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Carle Tone
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