Soldier Killed by Hostile Fire in Haiti Encounter
In Prince Haiti a U S soldier was killed and another wounded at a road checkpoint when a former Haitian army officer opened fire from a car. A third American soldier killed the gunman. a crowd chased the fleeing driver. Sgt 1st Class Gregory D Cardott, 36, of San Mateo California died. The shooting was labeled as criminal activity not a directed attack.
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Bigot
Stanley Schrager
Pentagon
Gregory D Cardott
San Mateo
Calif
Schrager
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Maryland officials grilled on emissions testing program
Lawmakers pressed David Brinkley and allies over Maryland's new emissions inspection, questioning costs and impacts. Officials claimed tests curb ozone pollution, protect the Chesapeake Bay, and avert higher cancer risk, while executives defended safety and economy of the dynamometer testing system amid regional air quality concerns.
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Zaw- Mon
Chesapeake Bay
Nelson
Rickert
Commerce
Citywide effort to evict starlings and crows continues
Frederick public works launches a concentrated five day drive to move roosting birds from downtown after residents complain of droppings. Director Fred Eisenhart says the campaign will extend through the weekend into early next week despite dramatic early results.
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Frederick
Public Works
Department of Public Works
Fred L. Eisenhart, Jr
Gadra Sees Cuts If County Lacks $10 Million
Frederick County Superintendent Daniel Gadra warned at Monocacy Middle School that all school programs could face cuts if the county cannot boost the next year’s budget by $10 million. About 60 people heard that despite protests to protect music and sports, tough choices loom as the district projects a $176 million budget for fiscal 1996 with $105 million from the county, $66 million from the state, and the rest from federal funds. The county plans no requested increase, with a projected $45 million shortfall this year.
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Frederick County
Daniel Gadra
Gadra
Monocacy Middle School
Mark Hoke
Bartlett gets an earful teaching civics at Lewistown School
Fifth graders at Lewistown Elementary listened intently as Rep Roscoe Bartlett taught a civics class. He heard from students about government's functions and shortcomings including the view that government should get off people’s backs. Bartlett quoted Jefferson and Lincoln praising limited government and urged citizens to handle what they can themselves.
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Civics
Lewistown School
Lewistown
Roscoe Bartlett
Dr Bartlett
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Potomac Edison's tree trimming policy draws resident ire
East Patrick Street resident Francis Wagner criticizes Potomac Edison's shift to a minimal-cut policy, noting a lopsided tree in his yard. Forester Sharon Ross defends the change, saying topping is unhealthy and that the utility seeks compromise while neighbors react.
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Patrick Street
Francis
Matt Wagner
Potomac Edison
Mr Wagner
East Patrick Street
Sharon Ross
Ms Ross
Frederick City
Rose
Cntivens
Ross
Thes
Murder suicide follows domestic shooting in Hagerstown
John Kenneth Young shot his estranged wife Elizabeth Young and Herbert Mosby Jr before killing himself in his pickup at a woods rest stop on South Mountain. The victims were among Washington County's first homicide cases of 1995. Two young children survived.
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Brunswick
Zarly
John Kenneth
Cutty” Young
Elizabeth Ann Young
Herbert E Mosby Jr
Washington County
Charles Mades
Ms. Timmons
Mr Young
South Mountain
Hagerstown
Frederick
Young
Maryland Sheriffs
Buckeystown
Mike Weiler
Mr. Weller
Carol Smith
Brunswick High School
Local Weather Sets Clouds and Rain Chance This Weekend
Mostly cloudy tonight with lows in the mid 40s. Continued cloudy with a chance of rain on Saturday and highs in the 50s. Map on page. AZ Local artist profile teased with a longer feature on Page C1. Marisa Burgener begins year long tour with Up with People. details on inside pages.
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Marisa Burgener
Fate Amy Eet A yl le Niwsparnrdhr Hlye
Amy Fate is named in a legal notice as a party in a child custody case filed in the Niwsparndhr High Court. The document lists procedural steps, deadlines, and filing details with the court and notes involvement of the local law firm Hlye and Partners. The notice calls on interested parties to respond by a set date.
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