NATO jets shoot down four Serb planes over Bosnia
U S fighter jets from Aviano shot down four Bosnian Serb G 4 Super Galeb attack aircraft after warning them to exit Bosnian air space. The incident marked NATO's first use of combat power under its 44 year history and prompted UN to suspend relief flights to Sarajevo. Two Serb planes reportedly escaped, while NATO says bombs hit a munitions factory and possibly a hospital.
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Hood College president Martha Church to retire in 1995
Hood College president Martha Church announced to the board Saturday she will retire June 30, 1995. Board chairman Carol Allen praised her leadership as Hood’s endowment rose from 3 million to over 39 million during her tenure. The retirement will coincide with a five year fundraising drive that has reached 47 million in gifts and pledges.
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Martha Church
College Board of Trustees
Carol Allen
Dr. Church
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Allen
Lois Smith Harrison
Catherine Filene Shouse
Lawrence Marx Jr
Joseph A. Pastore
Whitaker
Exxon Education
Preliminary tests show Lake Merle dam in good condition
Tests on the Lake Merle dam near Lake Linganore indicate the structure is in good condition, with preliminary results confirming safety and stability for now.
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Lake Linganore
Lake Merle
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Linganore
Jack Alspaugh
Singapore
State Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Alspaugh
Schnabel Engineering Associates
Baltimore
Lake Lingapore Association Board of Directors
Greenhorne and O’mara
Gaithersburg
Greenhorne and
O'Mara
DNA
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Balmoral Village
Winter storm forecast seen as nuisance more than major event
A National Weather Service forecaster says the latest storm may not reach Frederick County and could be limited to southern Maryland and eastern Virginia. The system formed over Texas and Oklahoma and could bring snow or rain depending on setup and temperatures. Skies will darken late Tuesday, with clearing by Thursday. highs mid 40s to low 50s by Friday and lows in the 20s to 30s.
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National Weather Service
Frederick County
Dick Deiner
Texas
Oklahoma
Maryland
Virginia
Mr. Deiner
Robins Not Early Here Says Local Biologist
Biologist John Haley notes robins in February are normal for the Frederick area while an influx of far-north birds arrives, including redpolls and a gyrfalcon sighting in Buckeystown. The arctic visitors may signal six more weeks of winter, with February's totals near average.
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American Wild Bird Co
Mr. Haley
Frederick
Tucker Becomes First Deaf Superintendent at Maryland School for the Deaf
In August 1992 James Tucker, 35, became MSD Frederick’s first deaf superintendent, greeting a crowd with a family welcome. He overhauled the curriculum adopting a road map from Frederick County schools and expanded a major language and family education program serving 98 families. He notes his work as a struggle between light and sound and seeks more tech, private funding, and broader deaf access to information.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Frederick
James Tucker
Potomac River
MSD
Tucker
Frederick County
Mr. Tucker
Maryland
Weather outlook and local sports wrap Frederich News
Partly cloudy tonight with lows near 20 and a Tuesday rise to around 40. Western Maryland forecast and MapOnpage note. A marriage celebration notice references Page A-7. The MSD girls basketball team wins the ESCAA tournament as thirteen area teams qualify for postseason play.
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