Defiant Serbs shell Gorazde amid new truce pledge
NATO weighing air strikes to shield Gorazde as Serb bombardment intensifies. UN and aid personnel report heavy shelling and dire conditions in the town with about 50,000 civilians trapped. Karadzic claims peace, while Red Cross warns of halted food and medicine supplies and hospital collapse.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
NATO
Gorazde
U.N
Nut
Britain
John Weston
USN
Radovan Karadzic
Red Cross
Vanya Kinley
United Nations
U S and South Korea revive Team Spirit maneuvers plan
The United States and South Korea plan a major joint military exercise this fall after North Korea blocked full inspections, with Washington seeking low level talks to lay groundwork for possible new high level discussions on nuclear issues. The move draws North Korea’s protest and U S consideration of potential sanctions.
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South Korea
United States
North Korea
South
Washington
North
Defense
William Perry
Team Spirit
International Atomic Energy Agency
U.N
Opposition to Jefferson area treatment center sparks ire
Residents at Valley Elementary react to a 56 bed, 6.4 million residential treatment center by Sheppard Pratt Health System for youths 5 to 18. Officials say aim is to serve Western Maryland youth now treated out of state, with 42 in out-of-state facilities to be admitted first, drawing concerns over accessibility and local traffic. Maryland funds include 1 million from the state and Medicaid support.
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Sheppard and
Enoch Pratt Health System
Valley Elementary School
MD. 464
Hormne Road
Jefferson
Sheppard Pratt
Agnes Karanikas
Maryland
Baltimore
Annapolis
Bartlett letters anger Maryland gay activists
Local gay rights activists say Sixth District Rep Roscoe Bartlett sent harassing homophobic letters to Frederick residents David Koontz and Tom Faulk. They describe one letter to Faulk urging support for gay rights and another to Koontz criticizing Surgeon General Joycelyn Elders. Koontz, who received an unsolicited note, says the letters attack AIDS issues and push a anti gay agenda.
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Sixth District
Roscoe Bartlett
David Koontz
Tom Faulk
Frederick
Maryland
Gay and Lesbian Justice
Dr. Bartlett
Faulk
Koontz
Joycelyn Elders
the Advocate
Bartlett
Edlers
Sic
Clinton
Dhillon leads sixth district fund-raising in 1994 push
Cumberland Democrat Neil Dhillon remains the top fundraiser in Maryland's Sixth District race. Through March 31 1994 he reports more than 300000 raised since entering last fall and over 204000 in the bank. Incumbent Roscoe Bartlett trails with about 36586 in receipts and 33709 in cash. Paul Muldowney reports 100470 raised since February.
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Neil Dhillon
Cumberland
Federal Election Commission
Roscoe Bartlett
Dr. Bartlett
Dhillon
Hagerstown
Paul Muldowney
Bartlett
Muldowney
Maryland Weather Brief Silent Cold Night Forecast
Inside The News: a cold night with lows in the mid 90s and a Thursday turning partly sunny with highs in the 60s. The report mentions PRPC and a map reference, with unclear wording about Maryland weather.
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Maryland
Eh Taenetee
U S Troops Honor Comrades Lost In Helicopter Downing
More than 1,000 U S soldiers gathered at Giebelstadt Army hangar to honor eight comrades killed when two A 60 Blackhawk helicopters were shot down over northern Iraq. Spec Jeffrey Colbert of Myersville was among those remembered as the community mourned a tragic, rare case of friendly fire.
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Giebelstadt
Germany
U.S
Iraq
Spec
Jeffrey Colbert
Myersville
158Th Aviation Regiment
Richard Pacania
Gary Coleman
America
Col. Coleman
Aviation Brigade
Giebelstad
Dads Speak to Students On Dangers Of Drugs And Alcohol
Two local fathers Alan Winik and Joe Ashwal urged Frederick County students at Monocacy Middle School to avoid drugs alcohol and tobacco. They cited real cases from juvenile court and law enforcement highlighting risks from intoxication and reckless behavior. They denounced lobbyist influence and misleading beer and cigarette ads while detailing legal and financial consequences of teen substance use.
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Tuesay
Alan Winik
Frederick
Joe Ashwal
Winik
Mr. Winik
U.S
Environmental Protection Agency
Food and Drug Administration
California
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