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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1993

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Clinton visits Kennedy graves amid calm inauguration mood

President-elect Clinton and Hillary placed white roses on the Kennedy and Robert Kennedy graves at Arlington as a private interlude before his inauguration. Survivors and allies watched, while Saddam and Iraq crisis loomed over a Capitol awaiting a new leader and a shifted economy focus.

Washington Clinton John F. Kennedy Robert F. Kennedy Hillary Arlington National Cemetery Kennedy Mr. Clintons Kennedys Library of Congress Arkansas Georgetown University George Leopoulos Saddam Hussein George Stephanopoulos Arlington Cemetery Edward M. Kennedy John Robert Kennedy Ethel Kennedy Joe Kennedy D-Mass John F. Kennedy Jr Clintons John Kennedy Dallas

Smaller towns unite with big cities to push for clout in Annapolis

Deborah Aughenbaugh of Burkittsville chairs the Maryland Municipal League legislative committee as 1993 session begins. With 449 towns representing 27 percent of Maryland residents, MML aims to ease state mandates, preserve park funding, and ease municipal code enforcement while seeking a state board of mandates to review fiscal impacts. Louise Snodgrass of Middletown joins in pushing for initiatives and monitoring pending bills.

Burkittsville Deborah Aughenbaugh South Mountain Annapolis Maryland Ms. Aughenbaugh Maryland Municipal League MML General Assembly Baltimore Rockville Hagerstown Aughenbaugh Middletown Louise Snodgrass Frederick County MMIL

Local youth gains experience at national beef show

Frederick area youths participate in a national beef show gaining experience and exposure. Representatives from local 4 H clubs compete alongside other entrants, showcasing cattle handling skills and animal care knowledge across judging, fitting, and showmanship events.

Tees

Air strikes hit Iraqi air defenses in northern no fly zone

U S and British warplanes attacked Iraqi air defense sites in the northern no fly zone. The Bush administration moved several Navy ships into the region warning more attacks could come. The carrier USS John F. Kennedy began moving into the eastern Mediterranean and the guided missile cruiser USS Belknap, with Vice Adm. T Joseph Lopez aboard, left Portugal to enter the Mediterranean.

Washington U.S Bush Administration John F. Kennefly Mediterranean Belknap T. Joseph Lopez U.S. 6Th Fleet Portugal Leyte Gulf Gettysburg White House Marlin Fitzwater Iraq Fitzwater Vatican United Nations Clinton Baghdad Pentagon Kennedy

All tobacco banned in Frederick County schools next term

Maryland policy prohibits tobacco use in school buildings and by all staff and visitors starting September 1993. Outside hours allowed, inside banned 24 hours. Policy targets employees, parents, and students. enforcement includes central offices and annexes.

Frederick County Maryland State Board of Education Joe Polce Poice East Church Street Hayward Road Polce

Arts council solves dilemma on naked man

The Frederick Arts Council discussed Bent at the Weinberg Center with a 14 member quorum. The play features a brief nude scene amid Nazi persecution, potentially clashing with liquor laws for venues serving alcohol. A solution was agreed upon, though details remain undisclosed.

Arts Council Frederick Gary Hughes Council

Fatal apartment blast near Mount Airy leaves one dead

Scene shows an explosion and fire demolishing an apartment complex off Westwind Drive near Mount Airy. A man identified as William Lesser Jr., 58, was found amid the debris. An autopsy is planned. The sheriff's office treats the case as homicide with the blast deemed suspicious. Residents report tire slashing and cut telephone lines. three other occupants escaped with minor injuries.

Westwind Drive Mount Airy Monday Wiliam Lesser Jr Frederick County

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