Fire company moves fire station to Rosemont
Brunswick volunteers plan a new facility in Rosemont citing centralized location and better access in case of hazardous materials incidents. Mayor Tom Smith notes the move is outside city limits and will be decided by Rosemont and county officials. Rosemont leaders welcome the change. plans may require connecting to public water and sewer when available.
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Rosemont
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West Potomac Street
Wotipka
Jackie Ebersole
Brunswick Council
Walt Stull
Roy Bates
Chapel memory tribute marks fire service leader Gibbons
In Emeryville Maryland the National Emergency Training Center on Saturday dedicated a chapel in memory of A. Marvin Gibbons a longtime Hillandale Volunteer Fire Co. chief and former Maryland State Firemen’s Association president whose work helped establish a national monument for fallen firefighters U.S. Sen. Paul S. Sarbanes said the dedication honors a man whose vision inspired the tribute and monument.
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Emmitsburg
A. Marvin Gibbons
Leonard King
Maryland State Fireman’s Association
Maryann Gibbons
Gibbons
Art Glatfelter
The
Fallen Firefighters Foundation
U.S
Paul Sarbanes
Paul S. Sarbanes
Hillandale Volunteer Fire Co
Montgomery County
Maryland State Firemen's Association
Sarbanes
Annan signs broad access accord with Iraq on inspections
U N Secretary General Kofi Annan won a written deal from Iraq granting unlimited access to presidential palaces for weapons inspections, aiming to avert a U S military strike. Tariq Aziz hailed it as balanced world diplomacy. No time limits or deadlines exist in the accord.
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U.N
Kofi Annan
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Mr. Annan
Security Council
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Annan
United Nations
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Persian Gulf
Saddam
Kuwait
U.S. weighs Iraq weapons pact as crisis lingers
U.S. diplomats study Baghdad agreement on UN weapon inspections amid unresolved details and skepticism about full Iraqi compliance. President Clinton briefed by National Security Adviser as Shi sought consultation with world leaders. Officials warn the test is whether Iraq truly opens stores and allows access.
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Persian Gulf
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Annan
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Farm toy collecting grows with auctions at HB Duvall Inc
Paul Summers, 36, a National Cancer Institute pipe fitter, spent $515 at HB Duvall Inc on East Patrick Street during the winter toy show auction Saturday night. The two events, the auction and Sunday show, drew dealers who earned over $10,000 with items like a box of U Haul trucks selling for $280.
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HB. Duvall Inc
East Patrick Street
Mr. Summers
National Cancer Institute
Duvall
Sandy Bare
Thurmont's early settlers built a thriving community
The Thurmont story notes that early immigrants sought freedom and opportunity, with the Weller family among the first settlers from Germany. George Wireman, author of Gateway to the Mountains, draws on oral histories to recount Thurmont's 18th century beginnings and hard working roots.
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Weller
Germany
George Wireman
Mountains
Wireman
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