Annan returns to U N triumphant
United Nations employees cheer Kofi Annan after his success in arranging a weapons inspection accord to avert a US led military strike on Iraq. He briefs the Security Council on the Monday signed agreement in Baghdad while Clinton and Blair are praised as peacekeepers. Richardson stresses testing the accord after Security Council approval.
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Iraq
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Security Council
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Annan
U.N
Cln
Bill Richardson
Richardson
Annaz
Bartlett discusses Iraqi threat at Mount St Mary's town meeting
About 50 people in Knott Auditorium heard Rep. Roscoe Bartlett say bombing Iraq is an act of war requiring congressional or UN support. He introduced a resolution to block a presidential attack without approval and stressed the need for broader support before sending troops. A Vietnam veteran warned that bombs alone won’t remove Saddam Hussein.
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Mount St Mary's College
United States
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Congress
Vietnam
Saddam Hussein
Bartlett
U.N
NAACP calls for independent probe of Frederick police
Frederick NAACP director Johnnie Mac Twine questions police misconduct findings amid Maryland TV discussion on brutality complaints in Frederick and Montgomery counties. Lt. Patrick O'Brien says some investigations occurred and officers were disciplined, but Twine and Montgomery NAACP member Mary Betters urge an external watchdog to avoid self investigation.
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NAACP
Johnnie Mac Twine
Twinne
Frederick County
Patrick O’brien
Maryland Public Television
Frederick
Montgomery
Mary Betters
Montgomery County
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Fredenck
O’brien
Twine
Ray Raffensberger
Naacpms
Betters
Mr .Twine
Women drivers get oil on facts from caring mechanic
Calvin Bolinger, 43, shop foreman at Fitzgerald's Auto Mail, repeats his last year's speech on women and car maintenance. He urges oil changes every 3,000 to 4,000 miles and regular belt, filter, and fluid checks, urging women to learn car care and avoid leaving cars leaking in parking spots.
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Calvin Bolinger
Mr. Bolinger
Fitzgerald's Auto Mail
Baughman’s Lane
Bolinger
Fitzgerald’s Auto Mall
Frederick
Drivers discuss brake and tire care tips for safety
An expert emphasizes that both men and women should understand brake function and signs of failure. He notes front brakes wear out around 25,000 miles while rear brakes last 45,000 to 60,000. Tire rotation every 7,000 miles prevents uneven wear and road noise.
Mathcounts winners advance from Walkersville meet
Frederick County selects three teams to compete at state level after a chapter meet hosted by Walkersville Middle. Individual wins go to Justin Kelly and Leslie Follmer, with top placers including John Gardner and Brandon Cunningham.
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Walkersville
Thomas Johnson
Frederick County
Frederick
Justin Kelly
Christopher Kelly
Suzanne Keily
John Gardner
Brandon Cunningham
Leslie Follmer
Justin
John
Katie Brown
Kelly Brothers
Joshua Yeager
Christopher Marissael
Walkersville Middle
Bonebrake to head sheriff's youth ranch in Maryland
Buckeystown Maryland Bonebrake named executive director of the Maryland Sheriffs Youth Ranch bringing 17 years of youth development experience from Frederick County YMCA Brook Lane and Boys and Girls Clubs in Martinsburg WVa plus work in Huntsville Elizabeth City and Charlottesville He helped guide at risk and court referred youth in Pasquotank County North Carolina and served on a youth advocacy group for foster and abused neglected children He holds a BS in recreation administration.
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Buckeystown
David Bonebrake
Maryland
Sheriffs
Maryland Sheriffs’ Youth Ranch
Bonebrake
Two Hour School Delay As Snow, Rain Hit County
Winter delivered nearly an inch of snow and rain as gusty north winds forced a two hour delay for county schools. The Sound Source weather station logged .19 inches of rainfall since midnight, with peak wind chills around 7 degrees. In the east, a trailer was knocked over on I 70 near Harmony Road and Fredenck recorded 53 inches of rain. The high reached 40 and the low fell to 35 as northern Emmitsburg saw mainly snow while southern areas saw rain. Continued on Page A-0.
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Maryland
Fredenck
Emimutsburg
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