U S seeks amends by Russia in spy case
The Clinton administration pressed Moscow to make amends for decades of espionage by CIA mole Aldrich Ames and his wife Rosario. If Russia fails to cooperate, lawmakers demand possible halt of aid. US officials urge Russia to take action voluntarily, recalling diplomats and assessing damage.
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Rosario
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Dennis DeConcini
D-Ariz
Nbc-Tv
DeConcini
Frederick cooks win at Pillsbury Bake-Off
Rain continues tonight with lows near 30 and tapering showers Thursday highs near 50. Western Maryland weather and map on page. Family and food for the hungry, site increase in C-5 portions. Frederick News printed on recycled paper.
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Frederick News
Post
Alto
Mayor vows airport will never leave Monocacy area
Mayor Jim Grimes told the Monocacy Village Civic Association the airport is here to stay and promised to address noise. Association president Brian Crawbaugh said over 180 homeowners are affected and recalled past talks with airport staff and aviators. Residents reported planes flying low and disrupting conversations despite appeals for quieter patterns.
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Jim Grimes
Monocacy Village
Tion
Betty’s
Brian Crawbaugh
Crawhaugh
Charlie Abell
Avi
Drawbaugh
Mr. Drawbaugh
Paul Tooley
Tooley
Crawbaugh
Mr. Crawbaugh
Walter W. Plummer
William Ashton
Airport Commission
Ashton
Mr. Ashton
City to decide March 3 on Seventh-day Adventist land purchase
Mayor Jim Grimes and the Frederick City Board of Aldermen may decide at the March 3 meeting whether to buy the 12.2 acre Frederick Seventh-day Adventist tract at Adventist Drive and New Design Road. Officials say the item may be scratched if no decision is reached, as they discuss price with church representatives to protect Mount Olivet Cemetery and its historic heritage.
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Jim Grimes
Frederick City
Grimes
Mount Olivet Cemetery
FCC Cuts Cable TV Rates 7 Percent Nationwide
The FCC voted to reduce benchmark rates for many cable services by 7 percent with effect by mid May. The ruling allows FCC intervention if a company alters billing to dodge regulation, and applies to expanded basic service including Discovery ESPN C-SPAN MTV and CNN. Frederick Cablevision says it is already below the benchmark and expects formal publication before comment.
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Federal Communications Commission
Commission
Jake Tamse
Frederick Cablevision
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Federal Register
FCC
Discovery
ESPN
CSPAN
MTV
CNN
Lake Merle Drain Sparks Resident Protests at Linganore
In Frederick County Maryland the Department of Natural Resources began draining Lake Merle to 16 feet after safety concerns were found in its earthen dam. Residents fear ecological impact including wildlife and fish, and complain of early morning pump noise. A Lake Linganore Association meeting is set to discuss the issue.
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Lake Linganore
Linganore
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Merle
Frederick County
Chris Goodwin
Lake Linganore Association
DNA
Patricia Manown
Lake Singanore Association
DNR
Manowa
Snow and sleet close Frederick County schools and slow traffic
Snow and sleet moved through the region today, dumping up to five inches in spots before turning to sleet. A flood watch was issued as heavy rain was forecast, with the Potomac River rising and several road incidents reported. Police noted numerous accidents, while schools and courts faced delays.
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NWS
Fred Davis
Potomac
Brunswick
Mr. Davis
Carroll County
Davis
Maryland
Tate
Frederick County
Dennie Crum
Crum
Tye
Florida
Potomac Edison
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MD. 28
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