West close to agreement on military action in Bosnia
U S and Security Council nations edge toward a resolution authorizing force to ensure relief deliveries in Bosnia. Bush administration officials say they are coordinating with Britain and France as Scowcroft warns of possible air power use. Fighting continues around Sarajevo with Serb advances and civilian blockades raising aid fears.
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Pilot recounts near miss in plane crash over Ohio River area
No serious injuries reported as pilot Mr Taffel describes engine failure and loss of instruments after a boom sound. He managed to exit the plane unharmed, crediting training and professionalism for averting tragedy while avoiding a collision with a bridge, highway, and nuclear plant stacks near Parkersburg.
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Parkersburg
Ohio River
Thurmont Baby Pageant Crowds Judges Admire Chubbiest, Fashionable Outfits
The Thurmont pageant drew large crowds as 7 to 12 month olds filled the stage with 29 contestants. Jessica Kline, 19% pounds at six months, drew praise for being well fed. Amanda Delphey, nicknamed Miss Skippy, escaped her mother as twins Ashley Ann and Amanda kept judges amused.
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Thurmont
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Amanda
Lou Ann Delphey
Jean Knippie
Peggy Ballew
Rocky Ridge
Nancy Six
Middleburg
Ms Six
Hagerstown man saves woman from drowning in Ocean City
Randy Lee Artz, a Hagerstown resident, saw a woman plunge into the Isle of Wight Bay and swim out amid a strong current. He reached her near piers, and firefighters later recovered the Unidentified woman, Belinda Victoria Griffith, 27, from Westminster. She refused medical aid and faced reckless endangerment charges. Authorities note prior domestic dispute involvement.
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API
Hagerstown
Isle of Wight
Randy Lee Artz
Belinda Victoria Griffith
Westminster
Eatlier
U.N Inspectors Confront Iraqi Resistance Over Access
U N inspectors refrained from details via satellite from Baghdad where authorities again barred Associated Press reporters. The Bahrain based U N commission chief Doug Englund cited circumstances for the secrecy while the commission insists it seeks cooperation. The earlier clash over access to the Agriculture Ministry intensified tensions with Saddam Hussein's government.
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Associated Press
U.N Commission
Doug Englund
Agriculture Ministry
United Nations
United States
Saddam Hussein
U.S
CIA
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U.N. Commission
Smidovich
Iraq
Bell Atlantic and peers reach tentative wage deals in 1990s era talks
Unionized Bell Atlantic and associated regional Bell operating companies were in wage talks with the CWA after authorizations to strike if contracts expired at 11:59 pm Saturday. Agreements across Wisconsin Bell, Ameritech, Southwestern Bell, and BellSouth include wage raises from 11.3 to 35 percent over three years, plus improved health, pensions, and job classifications, with NYNEX still not in talks and operating under a 1995 agreement.
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CWA
Grossman
Ameritech
Ed Guiney
US West
NYNEX
New York
New England
Frederick News-Post Proudly Bears Frederick Flag
Local newspaper touts strong ties to community with coverage focused on Frederick events and people. The edition highlights city initiatives, local stories, and residents shaping the area.
Debate Over Hazardous Waste Burning Sparks Environmental Debate
Sungergill remarks draw ire as Dr. Bartlett defends incineration of hazardous waste and questions overreaction. Bartlett says disposal must occur and condemning burning blanketly is naive. Linda Cunfer of New Windsor Community Action Project urges regional environmental groups to unite to curb projects, noting cross county environmental impact and lack of wider notification.
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Hattery
Linda Cunfer
New Windsor
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