Japanese see heavy handedness in Bush's traveling businessmen
Japanese officials debate President Bush inviting 21 U.S. executives on his state visit to press for trade concessions. They accuse Washington of heavy handedness and fault U.S. industry for short term profits while planning limited participation by executives in negotiations.
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Azerbaijan
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Body of Woman Found in Car Near Kemptown
A local woman was found dead in a car parked on a road near Kemptown this morning. Surveyors found the body around 8:20 a.m. Lt. Greg Byler said she was shot in the head and identification is being withheld pending family notification.
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Embattled Georgian leader flees capital under siege
President Zviad Gamsakhurdia and loyalists fled Tbilisi before dawn after a two week siege by opposition fighters. Rebel leaders formed a military council and pursued a civilian government with elections possibly as early as April. Ioseliani floated a constitutional monarchy with talks of returning Georgian royalty.
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Palestinians Likely To Attend Washington Peace Talks
Palestinian delegates indicated they would attend the Washington talks if the UN Security Council condemns Israel's expulsion of 12 Arabs and urges reversal. They postponed departure to press for tougher measures, while Israel defends the action and seeks loan guarantees amid mounting regional tension.
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County payroll grows by 61 jobs during hiring freeze
Frederick County government added 61 employees over the past year despite a hiring freeze. Since January 1991, 47 full time, 11 part time and three temporary workers were hired, while 29 positions remained vacant. The rise followed 25+ exceptions to the freezes and funding via enterprise funds. Several commissioners question the record keeping and overall policy.
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Enterprise
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Sue Ann Yingling
Ronald Sundergill
Mark Sneadner
Frederick News- Post
Yingling
Glove Etiquette Guide Pitches Accessory Trend
Weather and fashion note highlight gloves as the season’s accessory with a brief forecast. Maryland weather map on page shows fair tonight and Tuesday highs in the 40s. Technology aids travel for heart condition and diabetes patients. Fradenck News Post printed on recycled paper.
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Fradenck News Post
Scale model retraces Old Western Maryland tracks at museum
Union Bridge visitors viewed an N scale model of the Western Maryland Railway as volunteers, led by Leland Weldon, showcased scenes from wartime to the 1970s. The 1/160 scale layout includes a Potomac River crossing, a 1963 train yard, and a replica museum building, reflecting the era before Western Maryland lines were abandoned in CSX mergers.
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