Clinton not ready to seek sanctions on North Korea
President Clinton has not decided to pursue sanctions over North Korea’s refusal to allow full IAEA inspections of seven nuclear sites. He and South Korea’s Kim Young-sam called the proposal inadequate, agreeing on inspections of all sites and renewed talks toward a nuclear weapons free peninsula.
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South Korea
Kim Young-sam
Dee Dee Myers
International Atomic Energy Agency
IAEA
United Nations Organization
Korean Peninsula
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United States
Myers
Gunman on Long Island Rail Road Kills Four in Attack
Colin Ferguson, a 35 year old Brooklyn resident, opened fire on a rush hour Long Island Rail Road train in Garden City, killing four passengers and wounding 21. He told investigators the motive was racial, targeting whites, Asians and conservative blacks, and chose Long Island to avoid New York City's mayor. He was captured after authorities halted the train as passengers restrained him.
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Long Island
New York City
David Dinkins
The
Daily News
Colin Ferguson
Associated Press
Brooklyn
Frederick Police K-9 Officers and Dogs Refresh Skills
Frederick City Police K-9 units attend an intensive refresher course at the Castle family home in Mechanisburg on 10 acres. Training includes real‑world scenarios, outdoor drills in cold weather, and a “Ho Chi Minh Trail” briar course to prepare dogs for incidents in shopping centers airports and schools.
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Timothy Jacoboen
Frederick City
Brian Burdette
Andy
Castle
K-9 Inc
Fastus Cuttse
Mechanicsburg
Frederick
Pennsylvania
Bill Castle
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Aid Hhlp
Postal Service
Robert Brown
Matthew Trageser
Mr. Castle
Three Frederick County commissioners back Woodsboro bypass funding
A majority of Frederick County Commissioners favor spending up to 500000 to support the Woodsboro bypass. They seek the state's share and partner contributions from Woodsboro and local quarries before a Thursday vote. Some members oppose due to tax and precedent concerns while Gov Schaefer nears an announced funding deal for the 4.7 million road.
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Woodsboro
William Donald Schaefer
David Gray
Bruce Reeder
Sue Ann Yingling
Mr. Gray
Main Street
Reeder
Overcrowding Woes Rise in County Schools
At Frederick High 1,763 students occupy a building designed for 1,625 amid growing countywide overcrowding. Principal Dan Cunningham notes crowded entryways and bottlenecks during bell transitions as 15 schools exceed capacity, with Hillcrest Elementary facing delays until a three-year plan opening.
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Frederick High
Urbana High School
Dan Cunningham
Walkersville Middle
Linganore High School
Middletown Middle School
Ballenger Creek
Cunningham
Student injured after middle school basketball scuffle
A 14 year old student at Windsor Knolls Middle School was injured in a gym scuffle during a basketball game on Tuesday afternoon. He suffered a head injury and was flown by helicopter to Suburban Hospital in Bethesda. The incident, described by Deputy Keith Bowerman, involved a 13 year old who fouled the victim and sparked the fight before punching him. The case remains open and the policy allows possible probation or up to five days suspension for those involved.
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Windsor Knolls Middle School
Ino Se
Maryland
Bethesda
Frederick County
Keith Bowerman
State drops first stalking law case in Frederick County
The first case under the new stalking law was dropped Tuesday after the defendant pleaded guilty to two counts of harassment. Richard Lee McGeehan, 31, of Skyline Drive, southwest of Frederick city, faced a stalking charge deemed unsupported by evidence. He also admitted theft valued under $300 and awaits sentencing on February 8. Two assault counts remain on the inactive docket to be dropped unless contact with the victim occurs within three years.
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Richard Lee McGeehan
Skyline Drive
Frederick City
Frederick County
David Daggett McGeehan
Daggett
McGeehan
Tia Audi Seinelus
County Farm Bureau vies for excellence award
Frederick County Farm Bureau joins 16 other Maryland counties in the Outstanding County Farm Bureau award race as the Maryland Farm Bureau Convention honors eight gold-star counties. Anne Arundel took the top award. Frederick members led by Jesse Burall of Monrovia express pride in strong programs across public affairs, information, and women’s activities. Also recognized were Carroll, Howard, Washington, Allegany, Calvert, Caroline, Cecil, Charles, Dorchester, Harford, Kent, Queen Annes, Somerset, Talbot and Wicomico for eight gold stars. Scholarships were awarded to three agriculture college students from 21 applications representing 12 counties. recipients Dawn Kanill, Jewell Rhinehart, and Jennifer Quidas.continues on Page A-10.
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Muumng Inc
Maryland Farm Bureau
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Monrovia
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Howard
Washington
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Dorchester
Harford
Kent
Queen Annie's
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Talbot
Wicomico
Mite Agricultural College
Dawn Kanill
Woodbine
Jewell Rhinehart
Taneytown
Jennifer Quidas
Caroline County
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Charles Knill Jr
University of Maryland
Tiuuchert
Julie
Sharon Rhinehart
Miss Quidas
Gloria Quidas
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