Marines land in Mogadishu to deliver aid and secure airport
U S Marines seize key points in Mogadishu under U N sponsorship to establish a food aid pipeline as heaviest fighting subsides. They guard arrivals of relief flights and set up three checkpoints while Somalis greet them openly. U N envoy warns deeper inland resistance could arise as disarmament plans remain unclear.
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Mogadishu
Somalia
Navy
Kismayo
U.N. World Food Program
U.N
U.S
Abdul Mohamed Arab
Somali Airlines
Cpl. Sheng
Robert Oakley
Mohamed Siad Barre
Col
Fred Peck
NBC
Brunswick teen reveals AIDS battle at school
Cindy Gibson, 17, Brunswick High junior, discloses she has AIDS contracted from a blood transfusion. She has sickle cell anemia and has faced isolation, while seeking normalcy, graduation, and a future as a doctor. Her story, told with family support, highlights screening changes and the impact on her life.
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Cindy Gibson
Brunswick
Miss Gibson
Frederick County
Gibson
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Point of Rocks
Mass Gibson
Brunswick High School
Fredenck County
County debates Urbana High funding plan and steps
Frederick County commissioners reviewed Urbana High School plans totaling 27 million dollars and weighed funding options. The county would provide about 18.2 million in fiscal 1994 starting July, with 9.3 million from the state. Dr. Yale Stenzler cited a 60 million state pool for 1994 and suggested spreading funds over 1994 and 1995, while warning that up front funding could risk losing all state support. He noted Spring Ridge Elementary as a past funding gap example and urged caution.
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Frederick County
Urbana High School
Yale Stenzler
Bhat
Stenzler
Urbana High
Board of Public Works
Dr. Stenzler
Mark Sneadner
Spring Ridge
FCC seeks funding to avoid tuition increase at FCC
Frederick Community College officials urged county commissioners for more funding after state budget cuts. President Dr. Lee Betts warned of at least $100,000 in cuts this year and potential tuition hikes up to 20 percent if county support does not improve.
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Frederick Community College
FCC
Lee Betts
Betts
Dr. Betts
Marty Crabbs
Hood College urged to curb off campus parking on campus lots
Frederick city officials criticized Hood College for not persuading more students and staff to park on campus. Alderman Kreissig said the college has balked at urging parking in campus lots, while the city cites 30 street signs urging on campus parking. Hood says it has educated students and distributed memos and fliers and will intensify efforts if concerns persist.
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Frederick
Hood College
Jon Kreissig
Streets and Sanitation Committee
Hood
Public Works
Fred Eisenhart
Frances Baker
Kreissig
Joy Derr
Plan to overhaul teacher training approved by task force
Maryland educators approve a plan replacing the traditional education degree with a degree in liberal arts or science after a 14 month process. New teachers would pass a qualifying exam and complete a one year paid internship with mentors, earning a masters after coursework in core subjects.
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Maryland Higher Education Commission
Welsh
Jack Sprague
Maryland State Board of Education
Mir Sprague
Cabes
Calege Tome
Sage
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Danny Sheng
Sheng
Associated Press
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Sue Gibson
Richard Kerns
News-Post
Mr. Crabbs
Inside the News
Middletown
Potie
Saget
Maryland
Oks
Glenn McMahan
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