North Korea accuses U S of deliberate espionage act
North Korea demanded apologies from the United States for a helicopter intrusion into its air space calling it a deliberate act of espionage. U S officials denied spying and said the crossing was accidental. CWO Bobby Hall was the surviving pilot, while CWO David Hilemon died. his body had been returned as part of a prior deal.
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Seoul
South Korea
North Korea
U.S
State Department
Bobby Hall
Korean Central
Cwo Hall
David Hilemon
Cwo Hilemon
Pyon
DPRK
Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
North
Washington
Hankyoreh Shinmun
Hall
United Nations
CWO
Bill Richardson
D-N.m
Life resumes for John Barr after 14 year gap
John Barr, paralyzed at 17 in a McDowell County accident, spent 14 years with quadriplegia in West Virginia. He moved to Mount Pleasant three years ago, finished a basement apartment, then began rehabilitation including sitting up in a wheelchair and earning a GED among Maryland test-takers top 10 percent.
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Mount Pleasant
John Barr
Mr. Barr
West Virginia
Barr
Maryland
Shoppers flood stores on post Christmas exchange day
Shoppers jammed Francis Scott Key Mall on Monday returning gifts and chasing after Christmas bargains. Long lines formed as customers exchanged clothing for sizes and snapped up 50 percent off and 2 for 1 deals while inventories dwindled and many planned next year’s purchases.
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Francis Scott Key Mall
American Outfitters
Chris Dwyer
Traci Burlew
Express
Fsk Mall
Weather outlook and brief notes in Frederick News
Inside The News Fair tonight with lows in the mid 20s and mostly sunny Wednesday with highs in the mid 50s. See weather map on page. Agriculture section features a year in review on page C-1. Postate printed daily on 100 percent recycled paper.
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Frederick News
Postate
TJ Patriots
Watkins Mill
Oakland Mills
Inganore Lancers
Woman dies after Md 355 crash near Frederick
A 76-year-old Frederick resident Helen Main Willard died from injuries after her car pulled onto Md 355 from Lowe's lot and was hit by a GMC Suburban driven by Carrie Lane Scullin of Damascus. Fire crews freed her, a state police helicopter transported her to Washington County Hospital where she died at 7 15 pm. Traffic delays of about 45 minutes followed the collision near Francis Scott Key Mall.
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MD. 355
Frederick
Helen Main Willard
Biggs Avenue
Lowe's
Michael Brennan
Maryland State Police
Ms. Willard
GMC
Carrie Lane Scullin
Damascus
Scullin
Th. Brennan
United and
Junior Fire Company
Ms Willard
Washington County Hospital
Francis Scott Key Mall
French commandos free 171 hostages in Marseille raid
Algerian extremists hijacked an Air France A300 from Algiers to Marseille. French commandos stormed the plane killing the four hijackers after discovering about 20 sticks of dynamite hidden under seats. 171 hostages were freed with 25 injured. one commando lost a hand.
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Marseille
France
Air France
Alain Gehin
Paris
Gehin
Ali Kalak
Associated Press Television
Algeria
Fai
Algiers
Europe-1
Interior Ministry
Orly
Francois Leotard
Ahmed
Agence France-Presse
Edouard Balladur
First Christmas baby born at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Molly Lynne Stuart arrived at 1 am on Christmas Day weighing 7 pounds 13 ounces. Mrs. Andrea Stuart and husband Stephen welcomed the infant after a late due date. Molly, visiting Santa, left for grandma’s in Silver Spring after the hospital stay, as her mother plans maternity leave.
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Andrea Stuart
Molly Lynne
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Stuart
Poe Creek Middle School
Stephen
Frederick
Mrs. Stuart
Molly
Santa Claus
Thomas Johnson High School
Grandma
Silver Spring
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N. Korea
Timothy Jacobsen
Karen Younkins
Division of Rehabilitation Services
Rotc Hs 7 Newspaper
Rreelve
By Skip Lawrence
Francis Scott Key
Carrie Hitcshew
Kathleen Hermes
Middletown
Mr. Dwyer
Amanda Lash
Inside the News
Molly Lynne Stuart
Peo Raphe
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