NATO leaders threaten Serbs with air strikes
At a two day NATO summit President Clinton and 15 partners warned Bosnian Serbs they face air strikes if Tuzla airport is blocked or peacekeepers cannot be rotated. U.S. bombers could join if ordered by the North Atlantic Council. NATO aims to open Tuzla and evacuate Srebrenica, with Amsterdam style Dutch troops replacing Canadian forces. The stance drew mixed reactions and highlighted tensions among allies over intervention.
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Jean Chretien
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Clinton presses Ukraine on dismantling nuclear arms pact
President Clinton said Ukraine may face a tough vote in parliament but expected approval for dismantling its nuclear forces. He compared Kravchuk’s fight to secure the pact with his own U S congressional battle over the Mexico Canada free trade agreement. Clinton spoke after a NATO summit wrap up and planned a Prague trip to sell the Partnership in Peace plan to Czech Republic Poland Hungary and Slovakia. Lithuania signaled quick entry into the partnership, drawing Moscow’s opposition as NATO expansion nears its borders.
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Shookstown Road to stay a country lane plan
Frederick City Planning Commission recommends keeping Shookstown Road rural between Montevue and Baughman’s Lanes. It asks Kettler Brothers to grant 40 feet of South side right of way and pay for paving plus an emergency access for Tasker’s Chance development, routing to the Board of Aldermen for action.
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Kettler Brothers
Wintry Forecast Elevates Cautions for Frederick County
A National Weather Service forecaster warns of wintry precipitation mixed rain and sleet with temps rising from teens to low 30s. By Wednesday afternoon temps climb above freezing and chances of more precipitation rise. Potomac Edison faces high winter electricity demand but reports no supply issues amid the chill. Conservation tips include insulation and turning down heat where possible.
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Man gets 18 month term for traffic death
Paul Everett Broberg 27 was sentenced to 18 months in jail for homicide by vehicle while intoxicated in the April 25 1993 death of 11 year old Thomas Eugene Blank Jr. on New Design Road. The judge praised community service and work with youth as part of the sentence.
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Paul Everett Broberg
Frederick County
Herbert Rollins
Rollins Sus
Broberg
Thomas Eugene Blank Jr
Buckeystown
New Design Road
Rollins
Tommy Blank
Test of Facilitated Communication Ordered in Maryland Case
A Montgomery County judge ordered a controlled test of facilitated communication for a 10 year old autistic girl who accused a Rock Creek School teacher's aide of rape. The high profile Frederick County Circuit Court case raises whether this disputed method yields admissible statements from non verbal disabled individuals.
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Frederick County
Scott Rolle
Frederick
David Ross
Ross
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Shane
County agrees to plow development streets after dispute
Frederick County officials voted 4-1 to plow three unfinished Clover Hill III streets after Marvin Ausherman pressed at a county commissioners meeting. Ausherman argued developers pay for snow removal and urged equal service, while officials noted a long standing courtesy plowing policy requires a fall request to avoid damage to utilities.
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Clover Hill III
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David Gray
Local dairy farmers skeptical over BST use
The Frederick News-Post reports skepticism among dairy farmers about BST use. The note appears in a local agriculture section, with related weather and sports items referenced on other pages. The paper emphasizes recycling with a note on 100% recycled paper.
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