Airport Reopens as Aid Flows to Sarajevo Relief Flights
UN forces reopen Sarajevo airport allowing first relief flights after two day closure. A Ukrainian UN soldier was killed by a sniper outside his barracks. Four planes touched down with more arriving as UNHCR reports. Sarajevo, population over 300,000, relies on about 200 tons of relief daily. Bosnian government signs UN overseer accord with Serb forces, with no immediate effective date.
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Bush and Quayle set forth vision at GOP convention
President Bush accepts nomination for a second term amid a 71 day sprint to November against Democrat Bill Clinton. Bush tours the Astrodome and hints at ideas not yet tried. Unemployment claims rise as Clinton heads to Michigan. Quayle renominated by acclamation as delegates urge Bush to be aggressive.
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Fair and clear tonight with winds in the upper region. Tomorrow looks mostly sunny with light breezes and a map on pace for mild temperatures.
Barbara Bush Focuses On Love And Family Not Politics
Barbara Bush spoke at a Houston Astrodome event about love and family, avoiding political topics. She highlighted family pain, dignified parenting, and the importance of resilience, contrasting with a partisan atmosphere and recalling personal losses and challenges faced by families.
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Mayor calls for stiffer controls on inspectors
Frederick Maryland Mayor Paul Gordon urged tighter oversight of the citys inspection staff to prevent bribery and extortion, citing Bal Menons guilty plea in federal court and pending state charges. He plans to meet with permits and codes staff to implement additional controls and restore morale after abuse and erosion of authority.
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Schools tighten rules on suns
Frederick County officials on Wednesday announced a tightened firearms policy for all public schools. Under the new rule high school students found with a gun will be permanently expelled, middle school students face a minimum expulsion for the rest of the year plus an additional year, and elementary students will be expelled for at least 20 days. Weapons other than guns will receive warnings or a minimum 20 day expulsion.
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Frederick Community College receives anonymous $100000 gift
A Frederick Community College board meeting announced an anonymous donor has given $100,000 to fund a child care center. The challenge reaches $260,000 by February 24 as FCC seeks corporate support and private sector backing to complete the project.
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Frederick Community College
Board of Trustees
Frederick Coupe
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