Clinton seeks Congress backing for Bosnia peacekeeping mission
President Clinton pushes for full 20 000 U S peacekeepers in Bosnia as Senate debates three Bosnia troop resolutions. He warns Congress unity and morale depend on approval while Dole McCain Byrd and Daschle craft support language and the White House emphasizes constitutional authority to deploy.
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Bartlett warned after carcass pile found on Buckeystown property
Frederick County Health Department warned Rep. Roscoe Bartlett after six dead sheep and goats were found piled on his Buckeystown land. Sanitarian Charles Gillis and Lt. John Wiles confirmed the carcasses violated nuisance rules. Bartlett buried the animals following the inspection.
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Plan to privatize Frederick County ECDC proposed
A coalition of local businessmen and leaders unveiled a plan to convert the Economic and Community Development Commission into a private entity named the Economic Development Commission. The board would have 15 members with seats for regional groups and county business owners, serving staggered three year terms, funded mainly by private sources, with limited county oversight.
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Commissioners appoint Haas to library board
Frederick County Commissioners selected the Rev. Theodore Haas to fill the vacant library board seat left by Grace Athey. The process stirred dispute as the nominating committee backed Haas alone, while the board urged considering multiple applicants including Timothy Gallagher. The board and commissioners promised a work session to decide policy on offering a choice of nominees in future vacancies.
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Rev. Haas
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Frederick County
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Walkersville
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Brunswick tavern shut down over drug activity
Frederick County Liquor License Commission unanimously revoked the Class B license of The Com muter Lounge, the county’s only beer wine and liquor tavern, after a five hour hearing. The bar, raided two months earlier by the Narcotics Task Force, was described as a haven for illicit drug activity. Gary S. Bury and John W. Lewis held the license.
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Stallions VP Pushes CFL Stay in Baltimore
The vice president of the Stallions advocates keeping the Canadian Football League team in Baltimore. The Frederick News-Post notes the paper is printed on 100 percent recycled paper and is recyclable.
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Frederick
Windsor Knolls students dismantle home electronics for electricity lessons
Eighth graders at Windsor Knolls Middle School used screwdrivers to disassemble VCRs hair dryers tape recorders and other appliances. Under science teacher Bernard Buckley they linked the activity to Earth science lessons showing circuits motors and how electricity is produced while students like Benjamin Trawick and Ann Stratton explored a dot matrix printer and debated components with guidance from their instructor.
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