U.N. Plans Withdrawal of Bangladeshi Peacekeepers in Bosnia
Four hundred Bangladeshi soldiers in Velika Kladusa, Bosnia, under heavy shelling may be withdrawn by the United Nations. Supplies are scarce and a man died from illness. Serbs block aid and Croatian routes, raising doubts about a temporary pullout and return. United Nations spokesmen place the withdrawal through a Serb-held Croatia to Zagreb at about 100 per day for four days.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Bosnia
United Nations
U.N
Velika Kiladusa
Bihac
SRNA
Velika Kladusa
Jan-Dirk von Merveldt
Mount Airy Post Office Faces Consumer Frustration
Mt Airy residents report late, misplaced, or missing mail including bills and invitations. Businesses fear losses as customers complain of delayed deliveries and a postmaster perceived as ineffective. Postal workers allege unsafe practices, scheduling gaps, misaddressed mail, and favoritism, prompting a direct appeal to the Postmaster General for help.
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Mount Airy
Helene Wagner
Beckie Carras
Tania Schweitzer
Karen Kephart
NCP Travel
U.S
Marvin Runyon
Runyon
ERNEST A DETTBARN DIES AREA PHYSICIAN DEDICATED CAREER
Dr. Ernest A. Dettbarn, a noted Frederick and Walkersville physician, died at Memorial Hospital Easton on Saturday December 3. Born February 16, 1924 in Baltimore, he studied at Randolph-Macon College and the University of Maryland Medical School. He served in the Navy and later held leadership roles at Fort Dix until his retirement in 1991.
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Ernest A. Dettbarn
Frederick
Walkersville
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Martingham
St. Michaels
Baltimore
Ernst J.F. Dettbarn
Christine Morganweck Dettbarn
Dettbarn
Baltimore City College
U.S. Navy
Bethesda Naval Hospital
U.S. Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Barcelona
Spain
Naval Powder Factory
Indianhead
James E. Stoner
Walkers- Sewers Pee Brehive
Panel studies options to relieve school overcrowding
A county school panel, in its first post hearing meeting at the Hayward Road complex, outlined five options under study to ease overcrowding. The group will educate the public while stressing no decision has been made, with year round schooling drawing vocal opposition at hearings in Middletown and among local leaders who seek more information.
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Hayward Road
Marty Rice
Frederick County Farm Bureau wins top honors at Maryland convention
Frederick County Farm Bureau swept the 79th Maryland Farm Bureau Convention banquet earning the Outstanding County Farm Bureau trophy. The group excelled in eight programs and was praised for education outreach, farm tours, women's committee work, and the speakers bureau. The county’s auxiliary women’s committee was named outstanding in the state. Local events included farm safety camps, open houses, and community food distributions under President Jesse Burall.
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Ocean City
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Maryland Farm Bureau
County Farm Bureau
John Butler
Maryland Farm Bureau Field Services
Frederick County
Butler
Barbara Crum
Joe Free
Frederick County Farm Bureau Women's Committee
Farm Bureau
Frederick
Jesse Burall
Weather Outlook and Seasonal Gift Guide Note
Inside The News reports mostly cloudy tonight with lows near 40 and partly sunny Thursday with highs in the mid to upper 40s. Gail Cissna’s Souffle Street appears in the Christmas gift section. The Frederick News-Post emphasizes recycled paper and printing on 100 percent recycled stock.
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BOSC
Gail Cissna
Frederick
County eases restrictions on home based businesses
Frederick County Commissioners approved an amendment to the zoning ordinance after hours of discussion. The change allows home based businesses to operate from the main house or an accessory building and to use as much of the home area as needed, expanding beyond the previous 30 percent usage.
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Frederick County
Amazing Grace Stup Celebrates 100th Birthday Early
Grace Ida Stup, born December 10, 1894 in Woodsboro, reached centenarian age with a party at Frederick’s Odd Fellows Home on North Market Street. Staff and local officials attended as Mrs. Stup, wife of late Elmer Stup and longtime Frederick resident, is celebrated for a life with five children, nine grandchildren, 21 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren.
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Grace Ida Stup
Odd Fellows Home
North Market Street
Frederick
Stup
Grace
Woodsboro
Elmer Stup
Grace Stup
Ben Santmyer
Ellicott City
Veronica Hahn
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Mt. Airy
Ernest Dettbarn
Bill Green
MD. 26
Burkittsville
Deborah Augenbaugh
Middletown
Rebecca Long
News-Post
Burail
Burall
Inside the News
Krista Glielmi
Ike Wilson
Lawrence
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