Bush Clinton vow to enforce UN no fly zone over Iraq
U S and incoming President Clinton say they will enforce the U N imposed no fly zone over Iraq and warn Saddam Hussein not to test resolve after U S F 16s shot down an Iraqi warplane. The incident followed two Iraqi planes turning to confront patrolling U S jets and sparked warnings of further response if provoked.
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Freezing Rain Slows Travelers Across Maryland Roads
Freezing rain and sleet slowed area motorists Monday as roads iced over from midnight. National Weather Service forecaster Amet Figueroa reported widespread ice except on the Eastern Shore and warned surfaces may stay glazed into the afternoon as precipitation shifts to rain. Maryland State Police noted numerous fender-bender accidents and sheriffs described particularly slick side roads in Frederick County. Temperatures at BWI rose above freezing, with west and north areas still at or below freezing, then drizzle and fog expected Monday night and partial clearing with mid to upper 30s Tuesday.
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Salt and Sand Crew Clears Iciness at Local School
Calvin Bailey and the D Bailey and Sons crew spread salt and sand on the icy South Frederick Elementary School driveway Monday morning. Bailey noted the ice surprised everyone as the crew refilled the spreader for another pass.
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South Frederick
Belet Huen siege ends as 8th aid center opened
U S and Canadian troops entered Belet Huen unopposed to secure the last aid distribution center in the western Somalia town amid a famine crisis. In Mogadishu, Marines killed a gunman during a robbery attempt at the airport gate as two Somali warlords Aidid and Ali Mahdi met publicly for the first time in over a year, broadcasting a fragile gesture of unity.
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Bell Doyle
Schools look for ways to improve education
The Frederick County public school system ends 1992 facing budget cuts and a $4.6 million shortage in the next year. A $2.5 million drop in appropriated funds from 1991-92, furloughs, and no salary raises followed Social Security contribution reductions. Administrators warn the system is losing staff and may cut four options totaling 1.4 million. Windsor Knolls delay raises uncertainty.
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Visitation Academy Offers Faith Led Basics For Young Women
Visitation Academy in Frederick is described as an all girls Catholic school offering a streamlined curriculum from kindergarten to eighth grade. Students study French Latin and core subjects with daily mass and religion lessons. The campus features a historic building once used as a Civil War hospital and a roof overlook.
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Weather outlook and fashion notes in brief
Cloudy with freezing rain early and highs near 40. Tonight sinks to near 3. Tuesday warms to around 50 with mostly cloudy skies. See weather map on Page. A year of options and choices in fashion also teased for Page. This item appears in the Frederick News.
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