Relief supplies arrive in Sarajevo amid aid push
United Nations said relief convoys could resume through open land routes to Sarajevo as fighting around the city continued. Bosnian officials reported 18 killed and 172 wounded in renewed clashes, while claims of a Serb commander’s surrender were met with denial from Pale.
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Split
New York
United States
France
Britain
Belgium
Auguslav
Milan Pam
Vietnam
Balkans
U N team heads out for three day inspection trip
U N weapons inspectors depart Baghdad for a three day operation outside the Iraqi capital. Soe del Simdesich was quoted by radio reports from Bahrain and Saudi Arabia as saying the team would work beyond Baghdad and finish the mission by Friday. The 42nd UN mission aims to verify cease fire isolation and related arms inspections in the region.
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Iraq
Soe
Sm Desich
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City seeks own solid waste plans amid county proposal
Mayor Gordon pushes for municipal led waste disposal plans to supplement or replace the county plan, aiming to reduce the waste stream as Maryland allows separate submissions to the state. Alderman Baker emphasizes flexibility to protect city sovereignty and curb inter jurisdictional disputes while pursuing economies for taxpayers. The planning commission also approves adult day care zoning, YMCA expansion, and subdivision/site plans for Humberson Emerald Farm, Wormans Mill, and Frederick Research Park projects.
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Frederick County
Maryland
State Department of Environment
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Frederick
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Frances Baker
Frederick Counts 5
Rand Weinberg
Frederick Research Park
Thomas Johnson Drive
Residents push for hearing on airstrip on Harp land
Angered residents petition the county Board of Appeals to rehear Lucinda Harp and Richane Harp's plan to convert a 947 acre field into a private airstrip for occasional recreational flights. FAA approval pending. board set to review August 25.
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County Board of Appeals
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Harmers
Michael Thompson
Board of Appeal
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Richane
Harps
Federal Aviation Administration
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Board of Appees
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Harp
Beera
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John Chine
Brandenburg Holvnw
Frederick County Crime Rate Rises 16 Percent in 1992 Half-Year
The UCR report from Maryland State Police shows serious crime in Frederick County up 16 percent for January through June 1992 versus 1991, with thefts leading the rise and arson excluded from the index. Aggravated assaults climbed 40 percent to 324 cases, and murders rose to three in six months amid ongoing investigations.
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Weather Update With Partly Cloudy Skies Ahead
A fragmented weather brief notes highs on the upper range and a humid forecast with partly cloudy conditions. Forecasters call for variable winds and a mix of sun and clouds across the day with modest activity in the map of regional highs.
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