Cohen leads push for possible Iraq clash with Saudi support
Defense Secretary William Cohen reports strong Saudi backing despite not pledging Air Strike approval. He meets King Fahd and Prince Sultan, then travels to Kuwait to discuss plans with Emir Jaber al-Ahmed and pilots preparing to operate from base near Riyadh. Israel seeks advance notice of any strike and affirms right to retaliation. The no fly zone remains in effect with US forces and support aircraft staged at Prince Sultan base.
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Kuwait
William Cohen
United States
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Cohen
Fahd
Prince Sultan
Sheik Jaber al-Ahmed Al-Sabah
Jerusalem
Yitzhak Mordechai
Munich
Tary
Israel
U.S
Mordechai
Baghdad
Prince Sultan Air Base
Riyadh
AWACS
Anthony Zinni
Gulf
Saddam Hussein
Clinton
Farmers rally behind voluntary nutrient controls in Maryland
Nearly 100 agriculturists and local and state officials attended Frederick County Farm Bureau and Pomona Grange day amid debates over mandatory nutrient management and the Northeast Dairy Compact. President Michael Wilcom said members will testify in Annapolis for the voluntary Nutrient Management Practices Improvement Act of 1998, which aims to curb runoff without the stricter timelines and penalties of the governor’s bill.
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Frederick County Farm Bureau
Pomona Grange
John Thompson
Maryland State Grange
Michael Wilcom
Farm Bureau
Grange
Annapolis
Parris Glendening
Steve Weber
Maryland Farm Bureau
Buckled Up Kids Rewarded During Safety Week
Cpl. Chris Sasse leads a statewide effort during National Child Passenger Safety Awareness Week to reward properly buckled children with teddy bears rather than tickets. Officers enforce seat belt laws, citing statewide stats that link belts to saved lives and fewer injuries.
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Cpl
Chris Sasse
Sasse
State Farm Insurance
Frederick
Elon Ahalt
Renn Kirby
Pontiac
Nancy Boyd
Maryland
Ben Miller
Joshua Miller
Ben
Kristin Snyder
Elizabeth Hildebrand
Alex Snyder
Meghan Miller
Jean Miller
Maryland plans bigger deer bag limits with sharpshooters
Maryland wildlife officials propose a new white tailed deer management plan to double bag limits to four per season in some areas, use sharpshooters, and expand public input. Farmers back the plan while hunters and animal rights advocates express reservations, with a 30 to 45 day public comment period before final adoption. The plan aims to stabilize a deer population that has doubled to over 300 000 in five years, emphasizing hunting as the primary control method alongside citizen input.
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Maryland
Department
Thomas Mathews
Department of Natural Resources
Michael Slattery
DNR
Wildlife and Heritage Division
Eight year old dies after accidental self harm in Maryland
An eight year old boy Christopher Jenkins of Westminster died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after an accidental self inflicted shooting Saturday. State police said the injury occurred when the boy found a key to his parents locked bedroom door and removed a 25 caliber firearm. Authorities described the incident as likely accidental.
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Baltimore
Christopher Jenkins
Westminster
Johns Hopkins Hospital
John
Shellie Jenkins
Bruce Smith
Portions of The Fredenck News Pitted Oath Bay on Yoird Daret
Fragmentary OCR reads about a local event titled oaths sworn and a dated notice in Fredenck News with unclear names and places. Readable fragments mention a ceremony, a mayoral element, and a potential public obligation without complete details.
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Fredenck News
Oath Bay
Weinerberg and Lowenstein Love Story Shapes Frederick County
Frederick County’s 250th anniversary feature recalls Samuel Weinberg and Amelia Lowenstein who met in Baltimore and married after a brief engagement. They settled in Frederick, had ten children, and left a lasting lineage. Samuel later chronicled their beginnings, tracing his journey from Germany to America in 1850, including stops in Deventer and Prussia before sailing to Baltimore.
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Weinberg
Frederick County
Samuel Weinberg
Amelia
Frederick
Samuel
Germany
Deventer
Holland
Amsterdam
Prussia
Rabbi Abraham Sutro
Bavaria
Loeb Sutro
Loeb
America
Bremen
Baltimore
Maryland
USA
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