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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Feb 16, 1994

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Japan reacts mildly to U S charges over market access

TOKYO AP wary of inflaming tensions, Japan coolly responds to U S charges it broke promises to open its cellular phone market. Government spokesman Masayoshi Takemura says Tokyo will wait for U S sanctions decision, study options, potentially appeal to GATT. Prime Minister Hosokawa seeks initiative to reduce the $60 billion U S trade surplus as January figures show a rise.

Tokyo Japan U.S Masayoshi Takemura Motorola Inc United States Takemura Morihiro Hosokawa Finance Ministry

Debate Over Budget Pushes School Board Toward Demands

Frederick County board members spar over a 161.7 million budget proposed by Superintendent Daniel Gadra. Some advocate robust advocacy for education, even beyond the county's funding projection of 44 million, while others urge a plan within commissioners’ limits. Disputes center on funding for psychologists, dyslexia programs, counselors, and unaudited education initiatives.

Frederick County Harry T. deMoll Mr. deMoli Dr. Gadra Koski Gadra Quist Washington County Larson Rovin deMoll

Walkersville sister pushes probe in murder case

Elizabeth Laughton urged investigators to reexamine the December 1992 death of Shaunna LeFleur Schaeffer in Pennsylvania. Frederick County Detective Melissa Oland ruled the case a murder by Shaunna’s husband Gary Schaeffer, linked to an earlier vehicular death in the Delaware Water Gap area.

Elizabeth Laughton Pennsylvania Ms. Laughton Melissa Oland Frederick County Delaware Water Gap Pike County Schaeffer

Contingency plan forms for Walkersville schools

Superintendent Daniel Gadra proposes a contingency plan if state funding for Glade Elementary in Walkersville-Mount Pleasant is deferred. If the state balks, a 260 student addition to Walkersville Middle could be built this year, using county funds for Glade. The plan aims to curb costs and free portable classrooms amid overcrowding.

Walkersville Middle School Walkersville Daniel Gadra Glade Mount Pleasant Glade Elementary Interagency Committee On SAC State Board of Public Works Gadra Walkersville Middle Bath

Bids Top East Frederick Sheriff HQ Renovation By Half Million

Five bids for converting East Frederick Elementary into the Frederick County Sheriff’s Office headquarters exceeded the engineer’s 1.9 million dollar estimate by more than 700 thousand dollars. Bids ranged from 2.7 million to just over 3 million, per project director Scott Pearce. The overrun, from Architectural Technologies Inc of Columbia, may delay a project already behind schedule as county officials consider next steps before the Frederick County Commissioners.

East Frederick Frederick County Sheriff's Office Carl Harbaugh Scott Pearce Public Works Department Pearce Architectural Technologies Inc of Columbia Frederick County Commissioners

Sniper Claims Sarajevo Civilian in War Truce

A worker Ibrahim Osmic, 56, was shot in the head in Sarajevo’s Sniper Alley marking the first civilian death amid a nearly week-old truce after NATO demanded an end to the siege. UN officials seek 2,500 to 3,000 extra peacekeepers and high tech artillery monitoring to enforce ceasefire while NATO eyes removal or disabling of heavy weapons within city outskirts.

Sarajevo Bosna-Herzegovina Alya Hadac Kosovo Ibrahim Osmic NATO Bul Aikman France Yugoslavia Britain Bosnia Michael Rose Clinton Administration Washington United Nations Sarajevv Republic of Slovenia Rose Bosna

Detrick commander relieved months before retirement

Maj Gen Richard T. Travis, head of the US Army Medical Research and Development Command at Fort Detrick, was relieved of duties effective Feb 1, two months before his planned March 31 retirement. Col C Fred Tyner assumed duties. a permanent replacement to be announced soon. The Army stressed performance not an issue. no demotion or pay cut occurred.

US Army Medical Research and Development Command Fort Detrick Richard T. Travis Charles Casey Fred Tyner Travis Casey IS Army Philip K Russell Fort Myer Virginia Pentagon US Army

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Motorola Mr. Quist Samuel Koski Kelly Road Oland Gary and Shaunna Schaefer Martha Eliassen News-Post Timothy Jacobsen Frederick Frederick Municipal Detrick Richard T Travis Inside the News Pegans Maryland
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