FCC Trustees Cancel Controversial Frederick Dance Clash
Frederick Community College trustees approve cancelation of a locally funded dance tied to reopening the Rainbow Restaurant. Busey defies the move insisting a dance will proceed while officials cite lack of insurance payment and misrepresentation on the application. Local leaders support the decision though some fear unrest.
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Frederick
Winter Storm Nips East as Cold Seen Across Nation
A rugged winter storm sacked the eastern United States bringing snow and frigid temps with wind chills 25 to 40 below zero in Vermont New York State and northwest New Jersey. Snow fell in New York Ohio Pittsburgh and Tennessee while mid-Atlantic sleet or freezing rain was forecast. Temperatures ranged from teens in the Northeast to the 80s in parts of the South and West.
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Bombs rain on Iraq despite peace after
Allied bombs jolted Baghdad and Iraqi targets as Iraq claimed British warplanes destroyed an apartment and a market killing 120 civilians. Iraq offered a pullout linked to Israeli withdrawal, Kuwait democracy, and debt forgiveness, but Bush rejected it. Scud fired at Saudi Arabia fell in desert. Reports from Fallouja described a British raid destroying a bridge and a market. Baghdad bunker casualties rose. U.N. debate continued as Moscow eyed a meeting with Tariq Aziz.
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History keeping flag from outside City Hall
In Frederick, no flag flies outside City Hall due to historic preservation rules dating to 1985. Officials plan to place about 30 flags along North Market Street while the courtyard may stay flagless. Sertoma Club offers funding assistance, and Mayor Gordon weighs appealing to the historic district commission.
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Project HOUSE builds new home for Charles Brown in two hours
Charles Brown, 70, stood inside his three bedroom modular house assembled by Project HOUSE at 202 Broadway. The Frederick County group, aided by Kent Briddell Construction and volunteers, secured a $25,000 loan from Fredericktown Bank and plan to reuse profits to fund future affordable housing projects. The home requires finishing touches but Brown expects completion within a month, marking a dream long held as a distant project.
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FCC cancels dance prompts schedule changes for campus events
FCC officials canceled the God Save the Children dance planned for Saturday Feb 16. The campus closes at 4 pm and events shift including Daniele Arpajou Piano Concert moving to Brodbeck Hall Hood College at 7 pm and a middle school mini soccer tourney Saturday 10 am to 4 pm with a Sunday 8:30 to 10 am final.
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Gulf War Update Call-In Line Promised by News-Post
The News-Post invites readers to call its Sound Source line at 695-7633 for the latest Gulf War updates and to enter code 6009 for access. This notice emphasizes real time briefings and reader engagement during the conflict.
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Stocks post strong advance on Friday in early 1990s rally
New York stocks rose sharply led by the Dow Jones industrial average gaining 57.42 to 2934.65. The index extended weekly gains to 103.96 points after a Thursday setback, with total NYSE volume around 222.4 million on the Big Board and 265.95 million shares consolidated across exchanges.
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