Bush vows Iraqi invasion will fail
In Washington, President Bush and aides vow Iraq will reverse course and abandon Kuwait as allies seek broader sanctions. Defense Secretary Cheney travels to Saudi Arabia with Gen Schwarzkopf and aides to rally Arab support for oil boycott and UN action.
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Myersville Youth Killed In West Oak Ridge Drive Crash
A Myersville teenager, Robert Lee Wise UH, 18, of 2424 Canada Hull Road, died Sunday night in a single vehicle crash on West Oak Ridge Drive west of Md 65 in Washington County. Police cited speed and driver error on wet roads. Wise was the sole occupant. The accident occurred at 8:35 p.m. near Hagerstown city limits.
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Pacifists arrested at Site R protest in Maryland
Three Maryland pacifists were arrested for blocking Site R entrance near Emmitsburg during a Hiroshima Nagasaki anniversary protest. Elizabeth Small and Richard Ochs, from Taneytown, posted bail and await arraignment Aug 14 in Pennsylvania. The group called Site R obsolete and urged shutdown.
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Reunion at Site R peace rally echoes past protest
GETTYSBURG A peace rally at Site R turned into a reunion of sorts as Elizabeth and James Small were arrested again along with Richard Ochs after they refused to move from the protest area. Trooper Kenneth Zeisloft said he had arrested the Smalls at last year’s demonstration outside the underground Pentagon. The event marked the Hiroshima Nagasaki memorial, organized by the Central Maryland Justice and Peace Committee and the Peace Resource Center, with last year’s arrests totaling seven for trespassing at the Site R gates.
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Students urged to pursue science careers nationwide
Dr Lews W Sullivan U S Health Secretary addressed 106 minority students at Hood College Frederick urging entrance into science. The group participates in a Science Enrichment Program sponsored by the National Cancer Institute through Aug 10. He cites health care reform needs and high costs while noting U S per capita health spending at 2400 and Canada as second.
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Army cooks one day a hero the next a zero
The 98th Supply Co at Frederick trained in a field kitchen contest with 100 diners. Capt. Lawrence Craft notes meals evolve as 698th compares to six divisions. The exercise mimics combat conditions with camouflage tents, poison ivy, and improvised stealth, highlighting improvisation in field cookery.
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Central Pennsylvania Weekend Weather Brief
Mostly cloudy and cooler tonight with a 40 percent chance of showers. Lows in the mid 60s. Tuesday will be cloudy with a 40 percent shower chance and highs near 80. Western Maryland weather and map on page ss. There’s plenty to see and do in central Pennsylvania page.
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