Second hostage may be freed in hours in Lebanon
In Beirut Syria's foreign minister said two US captives could be released within hours, with a State Department note hinting at impending action. A group claiming Islamic Dawn said Reed would be freed within 48 hours.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Farouk al-Sheraa
Organization of Islamic Dawn
Frank Reed
al- Sharaa
U.S
Edward Djerejien
Damascus
Mohammad Hassan Akhtiari
al-Sharaa
Washington
State Department
United States
Wiesbaden
West Germany
Musawi
Associated Press
Baalbek
Bakaa Valley
Islamic Jihad For the Liberation of
Polhill
Tehran
Cyprus
Israel
Kuwait
Bush
Tehran Times
Hashemi Rafsanjani
Reed
Polbilil
Rafsanjani
Iran
Mr. Reed
Lebanese International School
An-Nahar
Organization of Islamic Dawa
Organization of Arab Revolutionary Cells
Omar Mukhtar Brigade
Malden
Mass
Fahima Dalati
Turmoil at Brunswick as two resign from commissions
Two Brunswick officials resign citing lack of cooperation from town government. Paul Blough quits the planning commission after five years citing leadership issues and exclusion from annexation workshops. Richard Goodrich declines a permanent post on the utilities panel due to verbal abuse and an uncomfortable atmosphere.
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Brunswick
Paul Blough
Planning Commission
Richard Goodrich
Utilities Commission
L TV
Susan Fauntleroy
Blough
Richard Campbell
Global Nomads Defined Through Transnational Lives
The article profiles Linda Ford and others labeled Global Nomads who spend formative years abroad, return to the United States, and struggle to fit in. It explores how constant movement shapes identity, culture, and views of patriotism, with insights from Norma McCaig and participants like Nicholas Doggett.
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America
Linda Ford
YMCA
India
United States
Wilmington
Del
Frederick
Ms. Ford
Norma McCaig
Cabin John
Global Nomads International
Washington, D.C
Ms. McCaig
Kodaikanal
States
Kodai
Nicholas Doggett
Gaithersburg
U.S
Hood College students seek shelter amid rain return
Melanie Lewis and Jennifer Bunge exit the Hood College quad into an arbor on Monday morning heading to history class as forecasts predict a shift from sunny to warm, rainy weather for the next several days.
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Melanie Lewis
Jennifer Bunge
Hood College
State's $8.3 million Annapolis Data Center unveiled
Annapolis dedicates an 8.3 million data center built to serve all state agencies including tax and voter registrations. Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein, at 77, leads the project, which links to an existing income tax building. The facility houses a mainframe storing the equivalent of 12 million pages and can retrieve data in a fraction of a second with 3 100 000 characters per second.
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Robert C. Reid
Annapolis
Louis L. Goldstein
William Donald Schaefer
Maryland School For the Deaf
Frederick
Carroll Street
Treasury Building
West Preston Street
Baltimore
Goldstein
Marilyn Quayle praises new regional cancer center dedication
Marilyn Quayle attended the dedication of Frederick Memorial Hospital and National Cancer Institute regional cancer therapy center. She urged early detection mammography and male involvement, praising local doctors for innovation and community involvement in cancer research and breast cancer awareness.
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Marilyn Quayle
Quayle
Dan Quayle
West Seventh Street
Beverly Byron
Bruce Chabner
Division of Cancer Treatment
NCI
James Kinttz
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James Fitzgerald
Howard University
Washington, D.C
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Biser Farm
Keith Sparrow
Council
Brough
Elwood Wineholt
Mark Crummett
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Lews
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