NATO allies study intervention plan for Bosnia
NATO allies in Brussels reviewed contingency plans to deploy thousands of troops to escort relief aid as UN pressure to end the Bosnia war grows. France signaled readiness to send 1,100 soldiers immediately to enforce a UN resolution authorizing action as a last resort. UN Security Council demanded access to detention camps and warned of war crimes trials as fighting left 23 dead and 182 wounded overnight on government-held areas, including eight deaths in Sarajevo. An Egyptian peacekeeper was wounded while guarding a Bosnian barracks. Yugoslav officials cautioned that UN action could spiral out of control amid debate on force limits.
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Ethics commission puts Normans allegations on hold
The City Ethics Commission will not launch its own probe into Mayor Paul Gordon amid a concurrent State Prosecutor Office inquiry. Gail Norman and husband John Norman indicated possible complaints. officials say the ethics panel will review if a formal complaint is lodged. State investigators interviewed the Normans, Gordon, and city parking supervisor Steven Johnson, with Normans saying they felt the process was fair and will await the prosecutors’ decision.
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Braddock Water Co faces state hearing over service woes
Braddock Water Co struggles to keep water flowing to about 350 homes and businesses west of Frederick amid financial troubles. Owners testified for nearly 10 hours at a state Public Service Commission hearing in Winchester Hall about management changes and potential fines while customers complained of high bills low pressure and service interruptions.
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Water and sewer woes hit Butterfly Lane area in Frederick
Frederick city and county officials report 500000 plus water and sewer work is set back as funding dries up. residents on Butterfly Lane and Mount Phillip Road fear soggy backyards with wells and septic tanks, some with sewage backup. health checks show contamination in 9 percent of surveyed homes as plans to tie into city lines face road disruption and annexation debates. Continued on Page A4.
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Recall Issued On County School Buses Over Fuel Tank Danger
Tests show fuel tanks may be dangerous on TR School buses prompting a county recall. Officials will decide whether to remove or modify buses after safety findings from Nevita and partners. The issue centers on potential catastrophic tank failure and fuel leakage risk. Authorities urge districts to review storage and transport procedures.
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Weather disrupts pool lesson as rain slows day
Dan Kolawole waits out a rain delay after swimming at the Frederick Heights Apartments pool. He was in a swimming lesson when the storm rolled through. Unseasonably cool, wet weather is expected to continue through Saturday.
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Raids seize weapons explosives in Monrovia operation
Police carried out two search warrants at 11775 Browingsville Road and Green Valley Road Monrovia as part of a two month probe into weapons explosives and drug sales At least 15 weapons including five loaded automatic assault rifles plus two handguns a sawed off shotgun and dynamite were seized along with two vehicles and about 26 000 in automotive equipment cash and marijuana plants One juvenile and Timothy W Han 23 were charged with illegal possession and distribution of explosives and drug offenses Assistant State Attorney Jerry Barnes reported additional seizures at the auto shop.
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Libertytown rubble fill draws vocal opposition
Residents of Frederick County oppose a proposed construction rubble landfill near Opponents argue the site harms water and air quality traffic safety and property values and could bring in out of county rubble. Planning Commission chairman Wilbur Ford notes 165 letters received with 164 against the plan and local residents express strong concern about impacts along Md 2e ret. Continued on Page 4
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Hattery Calls Bartlett Charges Bogus in Expense Probe
Hatters alleges the charges against Bartlett are untrue as he accuses an embezzlement scheme tied to House of Delegates expenses. The dispute centers on records from Anne Arundel and other state House dealings as prosecutors move to pursue action this week.
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Inside The News Clouds and Sacred Stew Details
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