Panama shuts pro Noriega TV and radio stations
Panama Endsges closure of two television stations and ten radio outlets tied to Manuel Noriega as a Vatican envoy arrived to help negotiate Noriega’s fate. Endara promised to review press laws once Noriega era ended, while Eagleburger discussed opportunities to aid Panama’s recovery.
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Panama
pro-Noriega TV
Panama City
Antonio Nori¢za
Vatican
Noriega
Vatican Mission
Lawrence Eagleburger
Guillermo Endara
State Department
Eagleburger
Gen. Noriega
Bush
Florida
U.S
United States
Deane Hinton
Hinton
Costa Rica
Arthur H. Davis
Endara
Edwin Cabrera
Carlos Duque
Mr. Cabrera
First 1990 Frederick County traffic death in crash on Md 28 near Tuscarora
The 9:15 a.m. head on collision left Benny G. Mays 47 of Vienna Virginia dead at Suburban Hospital after being pinned for about 20 minutes. The dump truck driver William Smith 27 of Adamstown and passenger Carl Hensley 44 of Dickerson were treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Frederick County
Virginia
MD. 28
Tuscarora
Benny G. Mays
Vienna
Bethesda
Jeff Norris
Dep
Norris
Mays
Tuscarora Gun Club
County cites Ballenger Creek dump site
Frederick County public works cites grain dealer Gene W. Mullinix for unpermitted dumping at 3810 Ballenger Creek Pike. Inspectors found hundreds of concrete cylinders and fill over a small stream, with a stop work order issued. State and county officials say permits and plans are required to protect waterways and floodplains.
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Gene W. Mullinix
Frederick County
Public Works Department
Ballenger Creek Pike
Public Works
Rick Masser
Masser
State Water Resources Administration
Mullinita
Howard County
Howard County” Farmland Preservation Advisory Board
Mullinix
Soil Conservation Service
Contras blamed for attack that killed U. S. nun
In Nicaragua a Contra spokesman denied involvement in an ambush near Zelaya province that killed Sister Maureen Courtney of Milwaukee and wounded Sister Francisca Colomer and Bishop Pablo Schmitz. The attack occurred as the group traveled by church pickup toward Puerto Cabezas. authorities discuss mine or grenade as causes while rival claims mix.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Maureen Courtney
Milwaukee
United States
Zelaya
Courtney
Rosita
Puerto Cabezas
Pablo Schmitz
Fond du Lac
Wis
Schmitz
Bluefields
Francisca Colomer
Sisters of St. Agnes Order of
Benjamin Linder
Portland
Ore
Teresa Rosales
Santa Marta
Panama
U.S
Enrique Bermudez
Miami
Julio Rugama
New York Times Today
Juan Lorenzo Santana
Jaime Afanz
Radio Voz de Nicaragua
Walkersville High band returns from Florida parade
Walkersville High School welcomes back the Citrus Bowl parade participants after their first runner-up finish in the national band competition in Orlando. Three busloads arrive with a trophy in hand, followed by an ambulance and fire trucks leading the homeward procession as students greet the Florida stint with mixed weather relief.
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Walkersville
Walkersville High School
Orlando
Fla
Florida
Jeff Hoffman
ABC
Washington
Baltimore
Mike Swanson
Jane Privitera
Russia mobilizes troops over border border with Iran rioting
Moscow reports Izvestia describes large scale border unrest at Iran Azerbaijan line with 4000 plus people tearing down towers and alarms. Rioters seek unification with northern Iran while Azerbaijanis seek freedom to visit relatives. border area spans about 49 miles with tense security actions.
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Moscow
Azerbaijan
Iran
Izvestia
Tass
I. Petrovas
KGB
Caucasus
Ex-Catoctin Star Tammy Joy Faces Pain On Court
The former Catoctin standout Tammy Joy battles ongoing knee or leg pain during games, spotlighting resilience and comeback potential as she competes in current matchups and storylines on Page C-1.
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Tammy Joy
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Kelly Hahn
Nancy Smith
North Frederick Elementary School
Ballenger Creek
H.J. Schneider Construction, Inc
Byron Grossnickle
Schneider
Grossnickle
Walkersville High
Bil Green
Russia
Tran
Inside the News
Aegeneic Ay
Ste
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