U.N vows to find killers of four GIs in Somalia
Four U.S. troops killed by a land mine near Mogadishu trigger U.N. pledge to pursue perpetrators. U.N. Special Representative Jonathan Howe blamed warlord Mohamed Farrah Aidid, offering a $25,000 reward for his arrest. President Clinton reiterated support for humanitarian efforts and vowed appropriate action.
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Somalia
Mogadishu
United Nations
U.S
Jonathan Howe
Howe
Mohamed Farrah Aidid
Aidid
Hussein Dimbil
Somali National Alliance
Washington
Clinton
United States
Dems pledge more spending cuts amid health care push
Senate leaders urge health care reform as the path to deficit control while supporting further spending reductions this fall. Republicans demand retroactivity removal from the 1993 tax increases before any new cuts, with Dole and Feinstein indicating possible talks.
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Kansas
U.S. diplomat killed near Tbilisi in Georgia
U S diplomat Fred Woodruff was shot and killed outside Tbilisi while returning from a sight seeing trip to Natakhtari. Gunmen opened fire on the car wounding him and injuring Eldar Gugusladze. The attack occurred as U S mediation efforts in the former Soviet Union were expanding. Woodruff arrived in Georgia June 3 and was to depart August 20.
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Tbilisi
Georgia
U.S
Fred Woodruff
United States
Soviet Union
Interior Ministry
Valiko Gogolashvili
Natakhtari
Kazbegi
Gogolashvili
Eldar Gugusladze
Eduard Shevardnadze
Gugusladze
Woodruff
698th Supply Company Inactivated In Ceremony
As part of U S military downsizing after the Cold War the 696th Supply Company based in Frederick was inactivated during ceremonies Sunday. Major General Alvin Bryant, commander of the 310th Theater Army Area Command, cited the shift as an irony of victory. The unit comprised 185 soldiers living within 50 miles of Frederick, including Captain Kenneth Win, the company commander.
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U.S
696Th Supply Co
Frederick
696Th
Alvin Bryant
Inside The News Weather And Sports Brief
Mostly sunny today with highs in the 00s and fair tonight with lows in the 60s. Partly sunny Tuesday with highs in the Ms. Sports notes reference the Kinston Indians and the Frederick ars nee game winning streak, with a mention to see Page B-1 for more. Portions of The Frederick News Post are printed on recycled paper.
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Frederick Ars Nee
Frederick News. Post
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Civil War Medicine Conference at Shepherd College
One hundred doctors and amateur historians spent the weekend at Shepherd College studying battlefield amputation, infection and mortality rates to counter the public view that Civil War doctors were incompetent. The first annual conference included a tour of Antietam field hospitals and remarks by Dr. James Breeden quoting Rev. John Schildt on four doctors who died at Antietam.
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Shepherdstown
W.va
Shepherd College
Tors
Antietam
James Breeden
Washington County
John Schildt
Medical Civil War Medicine Museum Seeks Permanent Home
The National Museum of Civil War Medicine has no permanent site yet and seeks a home with the National Park Service. Board member John Olson reports interest in Antietam, noting plans for site studies and architectural plans funded by a $17,500 conference ticket revenue from attendees at $175 each.
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Shepherdstown
W.va
National Museum of Civil War Medicine
National Park Service
Antietam
John Olson
New Market
Olson
Constitutional jail a Doxzen legacy in Frederick County
Alan Wink argues that the Frederick Adult Detention Center born from the Doxzen era represents a constitutional jail. He notes Doxzen contributed to its design and administration, while Doxzen recalls his own stance and disputes with Sheriff Harbaugh. The piece traces Doxzen’s career from 1968 through his removal and the jail’s development.
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Sheriff's Office
David M. Doxzen
Frederick County
Alan L. Wink
Frederick
Planning Commission
Wink
Doxzen
West Virginia
Carl Harbaugh
Marcie’s Choice Lane
Frederick City
Cver
Harbaugh
Doxten
FBI
Howard Whims
Doxzon
Baltimore City Police Academy
Howard County Police Department
Sheafs
Donald Barnes
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