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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1993

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2

Baltimore residents press concerns over new Main Street post office

More than 60 residents from New Market and Lake Linganore attended a Monday night briefing by nine U S Post Office officials about the soon opening Main Street post office. They raised issues on delivery types, cluster boxes versus home delivery, and route decisions for Ijamsville and Lake Linganore. Postal officials said no final decision on Lake Linganore routes, but most Likely to be served by the new post office. residents have a year before ZIP code changes become official. A January 27 meeting at Green Valley Elementary School was set to address Ijamsville routes.

New Market U.S. Post Office Baltimore Lake Singapore Main Street Royal Oaks Drive MD. 75 Monocacy River Mount Airy Yamsville Lake Linganore Ijamsville Green Valley Lake Singanore Westwinds Summerfield Elaine Hart UPS Pinehurst Toni Niner

Peace talks in Somalia split by rival factions

In Mogadishu, forces loyal to Ali Mahdi Mohamed and Mohamed Farrah Aidid control opposite halves as U.N. and aid groups press for a safer capital by Feb. 1. Marine Maj. Gen. Charles Wilhelm seeks freedom of movement, fewer weapons in streets, and resumed commerce. Marines confiscate visible arms, return self-protection weapons for aid workers, and destroy seized arms, while some are kept to arm a future Somali police. Somalia remains a vast arsenal, with old Soviet and U.S. stockpiles. Mawlawi notes 70 torpedoes found near Kismayu.

Ali Mahdi Mohamed Mohamed Farrah Aidid U.N Charles Wilhelm Mawlawi Wilhelm Mr. Mawlawi Somalia Soviet Union United States Mohamed Siad Barre Kismayu

City planners mull sidewalks and new developments

City planners discuss adding full amenities including sidewalks curb and streetlights. The plan gains a sidewalk recommendation while a Roy Rogers restaurant adjacent to a service station is noted as potential foot traffic. Additional approvals cover a 273 200 square foot four unit medical office building on Thomas Johnson Drives a pressure treated wood retaining wall at Tasker's Chance and a Ballenger Creek Research Park development request by Manekin Corp at Ballenger Creek Pike.

Hudson Roy Rogers Thomas Johnson Tasker’s Chance Ballenger Creek Research Park Ballenger Creek Pike Manekin Corp

Rainy and Cloudy Week Forecast with Warm Temperatures

Forecasters predict rain and cloudy skies for the rest of the week with highs around 40s and upper 40s. Tonight’s rain continues with lows in the upper 30s as residents brace for wet conditions and fluctuating temperatures.

Marylanders Set Strong Start for Keno Debut

Maryland residents bet 3.26 million in Keno's first week, nearly double state projections. Officials cite trial players and publicity as factors while plans call for expanding to 1,800 outlets by June and a 155 million first six months forecast.

Baltimore Maryland Keno Marty Goldman Goldman

Cecil County couple wins 8 million Lotto jackpot

Cecil County man Bobby Holbrook and his girlfriend Rita Blankenship won an $8 million Lotto prize. They bought the winning ticket at Slavin's Market and claimed the award at the State Lottery Agency. They will receive 400000 a year for 20 years after taxes. Holbrook plans a new van and fishing boat. Blankenship aims to travel and build a house for her mother.

Earleville Cecil County Bobby Holbrook Rita Blankenship State Lottery Agency Ms. Blankenship Blue-Chip Products Inc Slavin’s Market Mr. Holbrook Holbrook

Powell urges Clinton to hold line on military reductions

Gen. Colin Powell, chair of the joint chiefs, told U S Naval Academy midshipmen that the United States must keep a strong military despite post Cold War cuts. He urged careful reductions, aligned with Bush-Cheney plans, and reiterated opposition to allowing homosexuals to serve and to women in ground combat roles.

Powell Clinton Annapolis America U.S. Naval Academy United States Colin Powell Joint Chiefs of Staff Academy Gen. Powell Midshipmen Les Aspitt Gen U.S Bush Dick Cheney Congress Korea Vietnam Mdshipmen Aspin

D C launches massive tuberculosis testing effort

Washington authorities mobilize medical volunteers to screen up to 5,000 homeless in 43 shelters for tuberculosis. Mayor Sharon Pratt Kelly and Health Commissioner Dr. Mohammed N. Akhter lead the outreach aiming to curb spread among shelters amid varying positivity expectations.

Washington Sharon Pratt Kelly Mohammed N. Akhter Dr. Akhter

Agencies Press for New Hiring Amid Budget Freeze Strain

Officials from ten agencies urged approval of new staff to ease escalating workloads. The $5 million teachers Social Security cut backs the budget, with projected $700,000 annual savings from the hiring freeze. Budget chief warns restoring all positions could break the budget.

Ann Silverman Mark Sneadner

Iraqi forces move missiles into northern safe zone near Umm Qasr

Canadian ambassador confirms a U.N. observer officer was threatened by Iraqis who held a pistol to his head and warned to move his vehicle. The border area lies about 50 miles north of Kuwait City near Umm Qasr, where Kuwait holds Camp Khor and disputed wells. U.N. observers, unarmed and noncombatant, will report the incident to New York.

Iraq Christopher Poole U.N Camp Khor Kuwait Kabbar

Helicopter Crash Over Niagara River Kills Two

A Buffalo area helicopter chartered by WGR radio struck power lines in dense fog and crashed into the Niagara River between Grand Island and Tonawanda. The pilot and a traffic reporter died. divers recovered the wreckage with both bodies inside. Weather and loss of contact cited. witnesses reported a flash and fall into the river.

Tonawanda N.Y Niagara River Niagara Falls Grand Island Buffalo WGR Tim Greiner Greiner Erie County Sheriff’s Kevin Caffery Sheriff's Office

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