Pentagon studies options as North Korea raises tensions
The Pentagon presents the White House with a "flexible deterrence" options list to bolster U S forces on the Korean Peninsula if North Korea escalates. Potential steps include higher alert status, more spy satellites, moving an aircraft carrier closer, deploying Patriot missiles, and sending additional Air Force and Army units to South Korea.
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Washington
North Korea
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White House
U.S
Korean Peninsula
Defense Department
United States
South Korea
Kathleen deLaski
New York Times
Gary E. Luck
The
Times
Woodsboro bypass moves forward with Schaefer push
Governor Schaefer renews effort to fund the 1.8 mile Woodsboro bypass linking Md 194 and Md 580. Officials sketch a shared funding plan with state, local government and quarry firms. Frederick County approves only cautious steps. Local leaders express optimism but stress no commitments yet.
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Woodsboro
Don Trimmer
George Littrell
Frederick
MD. 194
Schaefer
State House
BHCA approves property transfer to church after debate
Braddock Heights Community Association voted 98 to 70 to sell parcel 3, a 30-foot strip, to the Church of the Transfiguration for 1000 dollars to aid its expansion. The church will grant a right of way to the association if the sale proceeds, with discussion noting park access and county setback requirements as key issues.
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Braddock Heights Community Association
BHCA
Church of the Transfiguration
Middletown United Methodist Church
Association
John Lawson
Schley Avenue
Mr. Lawson
Tinker Williamson
Roberts
David Yinger
Winger
Weather outlook and evergreen offerings noted
The Frederics News- Post previews a mostly cloudy night with 30s low and a Friday near 60 high. It highlights greenhouse and county farm evergreen selections and mentions a weather map on Page A-2. The paper notes recycled content and 100% recyclable paper.
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Frederics
Chassifved
Obimaries
Wayside TV Owners Joke On Turnaround Fee In Bridge Work
Frank and Gene Young of Wayside TV on East Patrick Street joke about charging 30 cents per car turning around in their lot during the Carroll Creek Bridge construction. The bridge is closed for flood control work and the family notes the orange sign near the bridge brings curious motorists to their parking lot as they await the project completion. Their history traces to founder F Russell Young and land once owned by Elmer Dixon, with the inn becoming Wayside Apartments. They plan to endure the months of detoured traffic rather than relocate.
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Wayside
Gene Young
Frank Young
Patrick Dupeee
Aidline
Geddes Dole
EMI
oNen
Carroll Creek
Frank
Youngs
Wayside TV
East Patrick Street
Peggy Young
Gene
Aks Aps Em Ren Pathne Ce Direae
F_ Russell Young
Elmer 5. Dixon
Dixon
Wayside Inn
Wisner Street
Fairgrounds
Mr. Dixon
Tome
Ity
Farmers may get flood aid under Emergency Conservation Program
Farmers hit by last weekend's floods may qualify for ECP assistance, says Frederick County ASCS Director Jan Geisbert. State and area office approvals required. up to 50 percent cost share, up to $200,000, for debris removal, fences, grading, and conservation structures. Do not start restoration before on site inspection. contact Frederick ASCS at 92 Thomas Johnson Drive Suite 240 Frederick, 662-1321.
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Jan Geisbert
Frederick County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Potomac
Monocacy
Potomac Edison
Geisbert
County Committee
Frederick Ascs
Thomas Johnson Drive
Suite
Frederick
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