High schoolers join others for World Youth Day with pope
High school students from St town schools and a Middletown parish join peers from 70 nations for World Youth Day in Denver. The group, including TJ High student Bradley Udvardy, raises about 700 each, to fund housing builds for Habitat for Humanity, nursing home and hospital visits, and massive Mass at Cherry Creek State Park.
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Pope
St. Town Schools
Middletown
Elaine Coccagna
St. John’s Youth Ministries
Denver
Cherry Creek State Park
TJ High
Bradley Udvardy
Bradley
Helen Udvardy
Frederick
Habitat For Humanity
Bridge Fire Arson Convictions Linked to Insurance Fraud
Prosecutor outlined a plan by McCafferty and Perla to burn a wooden bridge and steal items, falsely claiming more than 1200 in damages. Investigators showed the fire melted metal, charred wood, and scorched surrounding trees while officials estimate bridge replacement costs near 385000 with work to start in early September and finish within 100 days.
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Thomas Sinton
Perla
Owens Creek
Ferias Duvidey
Aren Kehnemuyi
McCafferty
Maryland
Ted Meminger
Barnes
Mercinger
Meminger
Perla and McCafferty
Tom Meunier
County Highway Bureau
NAFTA moves toward Clinton goal of high wage growth
The plan would enable free movement of goods services and investment among the US Mexico and Canada over 15 years creating the world’s largest free trade zone with 360 million consumers and $6.4 trillion in annual production. Side accords are pivotal for Congressional passage amid concerns about job flight and border pollution. Canada’s Kim Campbell questions trade sanctions and cites domestic enforcement options.
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Clinton
NAFTA
Congress
Mexico
U.s.-Mexico
Kantor
We Carry The News and Wean War Boos Ad Ad
The Frederick News-Post runs an advertisement for a local news stand promoting daily delivery and wartime broadside notices. The item emphasizes quick access to current events and offers contact information for subscription services.
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Frederick Netos-Post
Pope and Clinton clash over moral leadership in Balkans
Pope John Paul II urged Americas to defend life and back UN led action while voicing a cautious stance on force. Clinton replied with a thumbs up as they met at Regis University after welcoming mass in Denver. The visit centers on World Youth Day with 85,000 youths at Invesco Field. The pope pressed for a universal moral vision amid conflicts in Bosnia and the Middle East, without endorsing military options. Caseload notes on abortion remained clear but understated.
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Igdociated
Adam Ubowski
Denver
Duns
Adam
Paul John Paul II
United States
Clinton
America
Detroit
High Stadion
John Paul
United Nations
Balkans
Middle East
Africa
Vatican
Somalia
White House
Dee Dee Myers
Regis University
Pope
Bosnia
Flynn
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News-Post
Patricia Clancy
St. John
Clancy
Erty
Hagerstown
Ebby Road
Canada
Kim Campbell
Shar-Pei
McKaig Rd
Mt. Pleasant
eSmall
Brown
Chii Sei
Seward
Fred. Co. Humane Soc
MHIC
W. Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Columbia
HMO
CMP
Columbia Medical Plan
Widener- Burrows & Associates, Inc
Columbia I Medical Plan and Patuxent Medical Group
Blue Cross and
Blue Shield of
U.S
Navario
Vis Spwréstiai
Raymond Flynn
Fionn
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