Bush and Quayle Feature at GOP Convention Climax
The convention showcased Mrs Bush and Marilyn Quayle defending family values amid GOP unity and a conservative tilt. Clinton countered with criticism of trickle-down economics as the roll call produced Bush’s victory path. Mary Fisher highlighted AIDS as a universal issue, while notable Republicans and 1996 hopefuls dominated the speaking schedule.
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America
Delaware
James Geddes
Bush
Clinton
Michigan
Lynn Martin
Superior University System
Reagan
Willam Bennett
Quayle
al Gore
Bennett
Texas
Mr. Bush
Patrick Buchanan
New Hampshire
Mary Fisher
Buchanan
Pat Robertson
Mr. Bennett
Robertson
Jack Kemp
Phil Gramm
UN backs plan to move heavy weapons under supervision
General Nambiar warned 1500 peacekeepers in Sarajevo may not be enough to police a peace accord. Night fighting persists in Sarajevo as heavy weapons rage. The war pits Serbs Croats and Muslims who voted to secede. UN officials seek accountability for shelling while Yugoslav Red Cross reports convoys moving toward Bosnia. Greece denies embargo breach accusations. Germany calls for genocide charges against Serb leaders.
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U.N
Nambiar
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Yugoslavia
U.S. Senate
Salvo Ando
Balkans
Milan
Corriere Della Sera
Red Cross
Belgrade
Pale
Greece
Michalis Papaconstantinou
Germany
Klaus Kinkel
Homicide case after high speed crash near Myersville
Trooper First Class K D Wantz says homicide by car charges stem from the 2 a.m. crash on US 40 when 1982 Trans Am struck a southbound Buick. Wayne Hinkle and Terry Fields died. Hostetter faces manslaughter by automobile charges with bail set at 16500 dollars and potential prison up to 17 years.
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K.D Want
Hostetter
Frederick County
US 40
Tie Wantz
Wayne Hinkle
Myersville
Terry W. Fields
Rawson
W.va
Washington County Hospital
Tfe Wants
Pikesville
Hinkie
Mayor Guilty Plea Shocks City Officials
City leaders reacted to the mayor's guilty plea with mixed views as Aldermen expressed disappointment and concern. Frances Baker and Jon Kreissig faulted oversight while rest questioned added controls. Sally Murphy and James Grimes warned that crime may bypass new checks, yet Murphy hoped for an effective control plan.
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Menon
Frances Baker
Jon Kreissig
Baker
William QO. Lee Jr
Sally Murphy
James Grimes
Guns and school policy steer firearm safety in Maryland schools
Frederick County schools report 2 or 3 guns found over two years with about 12 students possessing them. A case involved a student who brought a gun after threats, and the weapon circulated among peers. Principals will discuss policy with parents at upcoming PTA meetings as policy guidance from the Maryland State Board of Education is cited.
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Markoe
Frederick County
PTA
Maryland State Board of Education
Valerie Cloutier
Public hearing on Frederick County CIP draws scant turnout
Frederick County Board of Education heard the 1994 1999 Capital Improvement Program with only two parents attending. Marti Seraphin urged a swimming pool at Windsor Knolls Middle School and road widening near Ballenger Creek Middle School while expressing desire for broader public input. Superintendent Dr. Noel Farmer noted extensive publicity including ads radio notices and cable. The board plans to vote the CIP on September 2, with member Edgar Larson saying past hearings drew little public interest.
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Frederick County
Seraphin
Windsor Knolls Middle School
Urbana High School
Debbie Bostin
Frederick
Ballenger Creek Middle School
Noel T. Farmer Jr
Edgar W. Larson
CIP
Larson
Board of Education
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Monsanto
Shoup
Arpets TS
Pennsylvonia
Roaring Spring
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