More U S soldiers land in Bosnia Tuzla
The advance deployment of American NATO troops lands in Tuzla, set to host 20,000 U S soldiers, as 60,000 NATO troops prepare to enforce Balkan peace. British, French, Belgian, and American units arrive in Sarajevo and Split, with risks cited from mines and hostile troops.
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Sinkholes Widening Fear in Discovery Neighborhood
Discovery residents report six weeks of unfilled sinkholes with one beneath a townhouse end-unit foundation. A steel beam spans the hole as the family moved out. Another hole owned by Monte Masser measures about 10 by 12 feet, with unknown depth.
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Sinkhole mystery fuels calls for answers and costs
Oct 21 sinkhole measured several feet across and deep as residents pressure officials for an explanation. Masser cites ignored inquiries and potential costs of four to five thousand dollars to fill it, fearing condemnation without cause. Rebecca MacLeod notes natural formation on limestone foundations, worsened by drought followed by heavy rain and possible water main vibrations.
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Maryland voters rush to fix party status before primary deadline
Maryland election officials warn hundreds of voters misdeclared as independents due to motor voter changes. Voters must choose a party by 9 p.m. on December 11 to participate in the March 5, 1996 presidential and congressional primaries. Many who appear independent did not reaffirm party after address or name changes at MVA, risking ineligible primary ballots.
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Motor Vehicle Administration Office
Election Board
MVA
Election Office
Maxine Pratt
Road planners seek to ease I-270 traffic near Frederick and Rockville
Maryland DOT spends over 38 million to ease congestion on I-270 and US 15 from Frederick to Rockville. Daily traffic far exceeds 55,000 at Frederick and 165,000 near Rockville, with many single-occupant cars. New HOV lanes open or under construction along I-270. study now in public comment stage. First workshop tonight at 5:30 p.m. at Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School in Germantown, with a Frederick session planned later.
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Germantown
Efforts move ahead to create Confederate Air Force Museum
Thomas Payne, authorized by the CAF, will form a local committee to start fundraising in two weeks for a proposed 4.5 million Confederate Air Force Museum in Frederick. Airport officials and city leaders weigh whether the project will boost tourism and revenue, with plans for land provision, cost sharing, and eventual city ownership. The museum would include a conference center and aviation facilities, adding a fifth CAF site after existing Texas and Arizona locations.
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Thomas Payne
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Richard Bernstein
Charlie Abell
Payne
Texas
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