U S Iraq on collision course over closing embassy in Kuwait
The United States and Iraq clash over Baghdad bid to close embassies in Kuwait occupied by Iraq. Iraq calls noncompliance an act of aggression while Washington warns the move would be a mistake. Foreigners are moved out and Americans face entrapment as Saddam Hussein signals use of hostages as shield.
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Hosni Mubarak
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
City to foot 696000 skybox bill after Keys rent dispute
Frederick City Board of Aldermen voted to pay Morgan-Keller Inc. 696,254 for 18 skyboxes at Harry Grove Stadium at Louts Park after a stop work order. The city says Frederick Keys owners owe 21,635 in rent and must cover skybox costs per the lease, while owners dispute responsibility.
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Morgan-Keller Inc
Harry Grove Stadium
Frederick Keys
Frederick City
Louts Park
Morgan-Keller
N. Lynn Tillery
Ms. Tillery
Peter Kirk
City lifts moratorium on sewer hookups
Frederick officials lifted a two week moratorium on new sewer hookups after setting a policy to allocate remaining plant capacity. Developers must start construction within six months of permits to qualify. The plant now has 7 million gallons per day capacity with talks to boost to 8 mgd pending state approval. County and city officials agreed to share capacity and plan to connect plants within 18 months, with detailed allocations to be decided.
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Frederick
Paul Gordon
Gordon
Bollinger
Walkersville
Wendy Kearney
Maryland
N. Lynn Tillery
Robert Hayes
Hayes
City and County Agree on Plan to Allocate Sewer Hookups
Frederick city and county officials reach a joint plan to share sewer hookups at the city plant with allocation decision left to the city. Developers have six months to claim eligible hookups as talks hinge on MDE permit for 8 million gallons per day and shared capacity at Ballenger Creek Monocacy River plants.
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Monocacy River
Gordon
Keller seeks automation as he runs unopposed for clerk
Middletown resident Charles Keller, 53, runs unopposed for four term as clerk of Circuit Court. He cites Frederick County growth driving a surge in criminal cases and passport processing, with titles and other duties rising amid a housing boom. He advocates statewide automation to handle increased workload.
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Charles Keller
Middletown
Keller
Frederick County
Day on the farm aids burn survivors in Maryland camp
Twenty one youths born survivors spent a farm day near Thurmont learning self esteem through games swimming and horse riding. Counselor Jonas Xaul from BRBC noted most campers were treated at Baltimore Regional Burn Center while others came from Children’s Hospital in Washington DC or a PA burn center. The weeklong camp near Rouzerville PA is funded by the BRBC Foundation and charities in several states. Mr Kalil said survivors cope with scars not as burn victims. Mr Haines and Robin fund the event to thank caregivers after his 1988 industrial burn.
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Vicky Price
Baltimore
Vicky
Allen Haines
Apples Church Road
Jonas Xaul
Francis Scott Key Hospital
BRBC
Children's Hospital
Washington, D.C
Pennsylvania
Rouzerville
Mr. Kalil
Brbc Foundation
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Robin
Haines
Eastaleo Aluminium Co
Chestertown
Hames
Bristow gets six months for murder of his son
Yellow Springs resident George Prentice Bristow was sentenced to six months in the Frederick County Adult Detention Center for the murder of his 23 year old son Prentice Jon Bristow who was asleep at the family home. He fired a single shot from a 12 gauge shotgun amid fears the son would burn the home and harm the family after years of abuse.
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Yellow Springs
George Prentice Bristow
Frederick County
Bristow
Prentice Jon Bristow
Walter Martz
Cloudy Weather Forecast for Western Maryland
Western Maryland predicts a cloudy night with a 40 percent showers chance and lows in the mid 60s. Friday offers more clouds and a mid 70s high with a 40 percent showers chance as shown on the weather map on Page.
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Maryland
Four Keys Chosen to Play in Australia
Four Keys have been selected to represent their team in Australia at a scheduled Page event. Cad Sports notes the selection highlights the players' skill and potential as they prepare for international competition.
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Australia
Rain Forecast Says Weekend May Be Dry After Wet Spell
The National Weather Service reports a frontal system from Canada and a high pressure zone to the south causing persistent rain across Freder ick County for three days. Amet Figueroa warns the cool, wet spell may end today or Friday with hoped for dry weekend conditions. Lucille Beall in Emmitsburg notes 11.7 inches of rain in the 24 hour period ending Wednesday at 5 PM.
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Canada
Frederick County
Amet Figueroa
Mr. Figueroa
Lucille Beall
Emmitsburg
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