Somali clan leaders meet in Ethiopia to seek cease-fire
In Addis Ababa, Somali faction leaders meet to end deadly rivalries fueling famine and disorder as U.N. led talks pressure for a unified state. Four killed in Eritrea referendum protests echo regional tensions while U.N. observers face hostility amid aid worker deaths and security concerns. U.N. Secretary General Boutros-Ghali urges action. some leaders stay away.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Somalia
U.N
Eritrea
Meles Zenawi
Boutros Boutros-Ghali
Mogadishu
Boutros-Ghali
U.S
Balkans
East Africa
U.S. Marine
Mohammed Farra Aidid
Nasty 1993 Maryland legislative session looms
Annapolis faces a bruising 1993 session as a failed House coup and bitter fallout from a $150 million local aid cut reshape power dynamics. Montgomery County and Baltimore clashes flare over Social Security coverage, stadium funding, and convention center expansion amid vows of revenge and tense stakeholding.
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Annapolis
Maryland Senate
House of Delegates
House
D. Bruce Poole
D-Washington
Montgomery County
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Camden Yards
Baltimore Convention Center
Nancy Kopp
Mont
Weather and upcoming events highlight Frederick paper
Mostly cloudy and warmer with highs in the 50s and a light rain chance tonight. Lows in the mid 40s. Tuesday brings decreasing clouds and highs in the 30s. Also notice seven slated for induction into the Quinn Hall of Fame.
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Maryland
Quinn Hall of Fame
Beset Rath Ean
Keno opens amid equipment delays in Frederick County
At 6 01 this morning the states new keno game began with slow setup as many outlets waited for monitors. Berlin Cafe in Brunswick reported 30 to 35 customers and some winners while others like Jerry's Liquors and Browns Liquor Store faced ticket or monitor shortages. State official Carroll Hynson Jr. said 600 outlets were to be equipped at opening and 1 800 by year end, but several outlets remained monitorless and frustrated over slow delivery and wiring costs.
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Treva Hane
Brown’s Discount Liquors
Frederick
Frederick County
Jim Dillon
Berlin
Brunswick
Mr. Dillon
Dillon
Jerry's Liquors
Dawna Keyser
Brown's Liquor Store
Red Horse Steak House
Ken Bromfield
Eric Royer
Roger
Dockside
Thurmont
Carroll H. Hynson Jr
State Lottery Agency
Hynson
Brom
Yeltsin
Bush
Israel
United States
Clinton
Rabin
Little Rock
Washington
Jeff Eller
New York Times
Princeton University
Alan Blinder
Chinton
Council of Economic Advisers
Carlos Salinas & Gorian
Austin
Texas
NAFTA
Abr Cl
Mir Clinton
Salas
Lin
Mrs Marjorie Roberts dies at 47 in Frederick
Mrs Marjorie W Roberts 47 wife of Frederick County District Court Judge W Milner Roberts died Sunday January 3 at Frederick Memorial Hospital Born October 17 1945 in Cumberland she was Hood College class of 1967 and a social worker for Parkway Elementary School She is survived by her husband two sons Samuel Morgan and Joseph Milner at home a sister in law Adela and Ronald Sisk a cousin Sonja Decker and an aunt Laverne Keyser A memorial service is set for 11 am Wednesday January 6 at Frederick Presbyterian Church Interment will be in Cumberland Memorial contributions may be sent to Frederick Presbyterian Church 115 W Second St Frederick Md 21701
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Marjorie W. Roberts
Elm St
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fredrick County District
W. Milner Roberts
Samuel Morgan Roberts
Joseph Milner Roberts
Adela
Ronald Sisk
Sonja Decker
Silver Spring
Laverne Keyser
Frederick Presbyterian Church
Second St
Ginger Memmott
Clinton accepts Yeltsin invite but aims to tackle U.S. woes first
President-elect Clinton accepted Boris Yeltsin's summit invitation but said a meeting likely won't occur until he and Congress address America's economy and domestic issues. He praised Yeltsin's reform drive, noted possible talks with Rabin, and stressed prioritizing domestic challenges before any summit.
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Merrill Hartson
Associated Press
Little Rock, Ark
Clinton
Boris Yeltsin
Congress
America
Yeltsin
Bush
Moscow
Yitzhak Rabin
Hilton Head Island
D.C
Russia
United States
Comeback of Sheronda Brooks at Gale House in Frederick
Sheronda Brooks, once homeless in Baltimore, begins a new chapter at Gale House on North Market Street Frederick. She hosted a reception with county officials and Gale House directors, celebrates custody news and plans work training, a wedding, and a life away from the streets.
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Sheronda Brooks
Gale House
North Market Street
Frederick
William 0 Lee Jr
Gale House Tw
Ms Brooks
Baltimore
Fredenck
Ife
Claudia Joyner
Ms. Brooks
Conerer
Frederck
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