Pressure rises for Marines to move into famine belt
U S forces face pressure to advance into famine ravaged interior of Somalia with debate on whether their mission includes disarming Somali gunmen. In Mogadishu a woman was beaten amid accusations she was a prostitute for French peacekeepers, as troops watched. Aid agencies urge Baidoa deployment while Marine leaders cite troop strength as a prerequisite. CARE trucks delivered food with little armed protection, signaling shifting security dynamics ahead of possible relief convoys.
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Mogadishu
Somalia
U.S
Mohamed Farrah Aidid
Seins
Baidoa
Robert B. Johnston
Ge. Johnston
Rick Grant
Associated Press
Clinton opens economic meeting in Little Rock Arkansas
President elect Clinton launches a two day national economic conference at Little Rock's convention center with more than 320 executives, labor leaders and academics from all 50 states. The event showcases his advisory team and outlines economic revival plans while Gordon and Reich join top aides to present domestic and international strategies.
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Little Rock, Ark
Clinton
America
Xerox
Daw Chemical
Citicorp
Kathleen Piper
Yankton
Little Rock
al Gore
Mr. Clinton
Treasury
Lloyd Rentsen
Leon Panetta
White House
Labor
Robert Reich
Two New Windsor men killed in Md. 407 crash
A Saturday head-on crash near Md. 407 claimed the lives of Gary Wayne Schister and Andy Allan Stonesifer, both 18–25 from New Windsor. The other driver, Carroll Lynn Schisler Jr., survived after a cattle-hauling truck collided head-on with their Ford F-250 driven by James Gregory Martin. Martin remained in critical but stable condition. investigators continued.
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New Windsor
Carroll County
Maryland
Westminster
Gary Wayne Schister
Marston Road
Andy Allan Stonesifer
Bowersox Road
James Gregory Martin
Sam's Creek Road
Carroll Lynn Schisler Jr
Martin
R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
Baltimore
Carroll Schisler
Carroll County General Hospital
Marlin
Schisler
Cpl
A.D. Richardson
Call for Yugoslavia crimes trials at OSCE meeting
Secretary of State Lawrence Eagleburger urged European nations to identify and try Yugoslav war crime perpetrators, saying they should face tribunals as at Nuremberg. He described ethnic cleansing in Bosnia and urged stronger measures, while options for a renewed U.N. no fly zone enforcement and even arming Muslims were discussed, pending Western consensus.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Lawrence
Eagleburger
Yugoslavia
Hitler
Nuremberg
Europe
United States
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Balkans
Canada
Soviet Union
U.N
U.N. Security Council
Bush
U.S
Andrei Kozyrev
Weather Spotlight Maryland State Report Card
Inside The News Weather reports mostly sunny and warmer today with highs in the 50s. Tonight will be clear and cooler with lows in the 30s. Tuesday brings sunny and continued mild conditions with highs in the 50s. Includes an ad for Maryland weather and map payedtnitnt.
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Maryland
Patriotic Santa draws crowd at Civil War Heritage event
Middletown resident Kevin Rawlings wore a blue flag outfit as a living American flag Santa at the Central Maryland Heritage League open house near Fox's Gap. Children accepted the costume. Rawlings compared Nast's 1863 Harper's Weekly cover to his own holiday portrayal and noted Santa's enduring traditional role.
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Santa Claus
White House
South Mountain
Central Maryland Heritage League
Thomas Nast
Santa
Kevin Rawlings
Middletown
South Mountain Battlefield
Mr. Rawlings
Sharpsburg
Harper’s Weekly
U.S. 40
Fox’s Gap Road
Nast
Jefferson Davis
Holiday Help Wanted Across Area Stores
Part-time workers are in high demand as holiday shopping nears. Leggett Department Store expects 230 part-timers in November December, with many workers averaging 30 hours weekly. Waldenbooks reports earlier busy season, hiring under six part tim ers for 15 to 30 hours weekly. Manpower notes college students home for Christmas are often rehired, shifting jobs from summer to winter.
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Santa
Leggett Department Store
Francis Scott Key Mall
Mark Jordan
Jordan
Waldenbooks
Frederick Towne
Valerie Pearson
Ms. Pearson
Lisa Coblentz
Manpower
Attitudes toward rape to change as society reevaluates norms
Prosecution leaders in Frederick County say the public views of rape are shifting, likening it to past drunken driving reform. They stress consent, victim credibility, and rapid evidence collection, noting cases where juries blamed victims and urging stronger responses to assaults involving acquaintances and alcohol. Continued on page 4-4.
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Julie Stevenson
Frederick County
Cheri Hershey
Stevenson
Hershey
D. Co
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Reid G. Miller
Martin Crutsinger
Robert Solow
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
John White
Ross Perot
Inside the News
Renee Seeer
Lee Page
Frederck
Mount St. Mary's
FCC
Weathershack
Bill Green
Julia Robb
News-Post
Rawlings
Clement Clarke Moore
St. Nicholas
Prince Albert
England
Victoria
New York City
George Dorsey
Ponce
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