Marines Deliver Food to Villages Beyond Baidoa
U S and French troops escorted CARE relief trucks from Baidoa to four nearby villages. Eight U S military vehicles and three French armored vehicles carried food enough to feed about 7 500 people for a month. Aid workers urged broader security as tension rose in Somalia. Germany and India said they would contribute troops to the U N relief operation.
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Baidoa
Somalia
U.S
Horn of Africa
Germany
India
CARE
Bonkey
Busley
James Fennell
Fatuma Mabile
Ms. Mabile
Marwan. Binni
Oceanside
Calif
Africa
Mohamed Siad Barre
Bardera
NATO Allies balk at no fly zone in Bosnia
NATO ministers strained to back a U S offer to deploy warplanes enforcing a Bosnia flight ban. Only the Netherlands and Turkey supported the proposal, with others fearing war escalation and reprisals against U N peacekeepers. Bosnian Serb leader Karadzic warned of forcing U N troops to withdraw if Western action continued.
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Brussels
Belgium
United States
Bosnia-Herzegovina
NATO
Lawrence 8. Eagleburger
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Hans van den Broek
Netherlands
Turkey
U.S
Eagleburger
BBC Radio
London
U.N
Bosnia
van den Broek
Radovan Karadzic
Ronald D Hermes dies. Frederick businessman and ex Eaglehead owner
Ronald D Hermes 58 of 109 E Second St Frederick Md died December 16 at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore He was former owner of Eaglehead Country Club bought in 1985 sold in 1983 regional VP First Mortgage Investor Co Miami and VP Peoples Bank and Trust Aurora Colo Survived by wife Therese M Eldredge Hermes eight children and siblings Funeral services planned with Mass of Christian Burial at St John the Evangelist and interment at St Johns Cemetery Fredericksburg Md memorials suggested to Adult Leukemia Center Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Md
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Ronald D. Hermes
Frederick
Eaglehead Country Club
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Hermes
E. Second St
Therese M. Eldredge Hermes
Gladstone
N.C
Martin John
Agnes M. Loh Hermes
Denver
Cola
Mr. Hermes
JF. Forsimann Co
First Mortgage Investor Co
Miami
Fla
Peoples Bank and Trust
Aurora
Colo
St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church
U.S. Marine Corps
Therese M. Hermes
Bethesda
Michelle McGuire
Alexandria
Ted Hermes
Fredenck
Aimee Hermes
College Park
Beth Hermes
Anne Hermes
John Paul Hermes
Larry Hermes
Coles
Marlene de Forge
Loveland
Keeney and Basford Funneral
Wee Church St. Frederick
St John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church
Lawrence K Frazer
St. John’s Cemetery
Frederck In
Heu
Mowers
City presses final chapter of Carroll Creek flood plan
City officials near settlement of five remaining rights of way for the 1.35 mile Carroll Creek flood control project ahead of final bidding. The $60 million effort seeks a 1 600 foot berm and four pump stations to prevent downtown flooding during severe storms. Estimated rights of way cost 100000 to 150000 dollars with completion target early next year before final stage bidding.
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Carroll Creek
Carolyn True
Mark Scire
Ms. True
Robert Renn
Scire
Monocacy River
Highland Street
Gary Hessong
Gordon
Weather outlook and regional forecast item
Chance of occasional rain today with highs in the 40s and a clearing tonight. Lows in the mid 30s. Friday will be sunny with upper 40s. Page reference and miscellaneous local blurbs follow.
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Maryland
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Gordon to draft city airport leasing policy
Mayor Paul Gordon announced at a contentious workshop that he will write Frederick Municipal Airport leasing policy himself without further public input. He aims to incorporate staff and airport stakeholder concerns, then submit a draft for airport commission review and proceed to a single Jan. 13 workshop and one public hearing before a January vote by the aldermen. The FAA has urged adoption amid past discriminatory leasing concerns, and progress has been slow after lengthy negotiations and repeated public-comment obstacles.
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Paul Gordon
Frederick Municipal
Airport Commission
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Gordon
iSpage
Order of Police
Post office battles holiday mail rush in Frederick
Frederick post office workers brace for a surge as Ed Peterson predicts about half a million pieces of mail on the peak day and Lawrence Killette Jr notes a looming Monday spike. With machines humming and boxes stacked, staff anticipate more than a million cards and gifts passing through the facility as Americans rush to mail early.
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North Pole
US Postal Service
Ed Peterson
Frederick
Peterson
Manl
Lawrence Killette Sr
Killette
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