Clinton set to unveil Bosnia peace plan with possible U.S. troops
The Clinton administration planned a four part approach to end Bosnia ethnic warfare. Diplomatic military economic and humanitarian components were outlined. Officials said a special envoy would work with Vance and Owen. No final troop decision was made, and ground forces would not be sent unilaterally.
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Lord Owen
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Thomas McLarty
CBS
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Darnestown crash kills Frederick man at 1:30 p.m.
A 24-year-old Frederick resident David Matthew Odell died when his 1992 Hyundai Excel crossed the center line on Md. 28 west of Black Rock Road in Darnestown. He was not belted and may have followed a Montgomery County school bus before the head-on collision with a 1989 International truck driven by Alice Stankiewicz of Silver Spring who was wearing a seat belt and treated at Shady Grove Adventist Hospital.
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Alice Stankiewicz
Silver Spring
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Weather outlook and quirky OCR note from Frederck News Post
Partly sunny today with highs in the low 50s and partly cloudy tonight as cooler air moves in. Thursday brings increasing clouds and highs in the upper 40s with lows near 30. See Maryland weather map on Page. Candy making is a business term appears in an odd line about a sweetheart deal and recycled paper noted in the issue.
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Mayor to meet over liquor law with Arts Council and Weinberg director
Mayor Paul Gordon will meet with the Frederick Arts Council and Weinberg Center for the Arts director to discuss the county liquor law. The meeting aims to clarify obligations for the Weinberg Center, which is licensed for alcohol, after a nude scene prompted questions about compliance. The county panel previously found the law vague and considered stricter statewide rules. the theater faces no content-based action, but managers seek clear guidelines for operations and rentals.
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Paul Gordon
Frederick Arts Council
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Weinberg Center
Frederick’County
Gordon
Michael Stup
Carole Werking
Martinsburg man slain at Reno Monument Road marker
A Civil War buff found the body of Timmy Donald Sanders a Martinsburg resident, shot and killed near the Reno Monument on South Mountain five miles from Middletown. Police, medical examiners, and Maryland authorities pursued the case as an autopsy was planned in Baltimore. No weapon or suspects identified yet.
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Martinsburg
Funeral Home
Monument
Reno Monument Road
Frederick-Washington County
Middletown
West Virgina
Rocky Glen Court
Arthur Horn
Washington County
Horn
Keith Wattenschaidt
Baltimore
Sanders
South Mountain
Jesse Reno
Frederick County
Hagerstown
Maryland farmers oppose Mitchell merger plan in State Assembly
Hundreds of Maryland farmers packed the General Assembly to oppose Speaker R. Clayton Mitchells bid to merge the departments of agriculture and natural resources. They warned the move would silence their voice and cripple the states largest industry worth 11 billion dollars.
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Maryland
General Assembly
R. Clayton Mitchell
Departments of Agriculture and Natural Resources
House Environmental Matters Committee
Schaefer
Louis Goldstein
Maryland Farm Bureau
State Grange
Association of Soil Conservation Districts
Jone
Mitchell
MDA
DNR
Torrey Brown
War ties US Gulf nations forged at Mount St Mary's symposium
Emmitsburg gathered foreign dignitaries journalists and military leaders as Bahrain’s Tariq Almoayed described a strengthened US Gulf alliance post Gulf War. Speakers challenged stereotypes noting Arabs are not a monolith while media misperceptions persist and modern tech will reshape regional dynamics.
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Persian Gulf
Tariq Almoayed
Bahrain
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Littrell Defends Advance Payment Bonding Bill
Frederick County advocate Delegate George Littrell argues a House committee for a measure allowing counties to issue bonds to fund school construction in advance of state funds. The plan limits projects to those approved by the Board of Public Works and not yet fully funded, with Urbana High School as a referenced example.
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Frederick County
House Committee
George Littrell
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House Appropriations Committee
Board of Public Works
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Marland Association of Counties
Yingling
Yale Stenler
Board of Public Works Interagency Committee
Scheel Construction
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