Marines clash with Iraqi forces in Khafji raid
At Khafji on the Saudi border, eight to ten U.S. Marines were killed as Iraqi tanks and troops attacked in a three pronged assault. Marines and allied units used anti tank weapons and air power to repel the attack amid heavy shelling and fighting described as hellacious. Iraqi forces suffered heavy losses and some were captured, with coalition forces reclaiming the town area.
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FMH parking deck nears opening with 600-car capacity
Workers finish pre cast concrete work on the FMH parking deck and prepare for a spring opening. The structure, designed to hold about 600 vehicles, advances toward completion with final touches underway for an April launch.
Bush faces Democratic pushback on domestic agenda
Washington AP report notes President Bush earned cheer for wartime resolve but faced stiff Democratic criticism over domestic plans. House Speaker Foley and Rep Moakley warned of battles at home and abroad, while GOP leaders urged continuing government business amid war. Bush outlined education, highways, energy reforms and tax ideas, including capital gains cuts and state control shifts, with specifics to come in next week’s budget.
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Residents oppose outside trash plan for Point of Rocks
About a dozen residents urged Frederick County Commissioners not to approve Free State Recycling Systems Corp. plans to haul trash from Maryland and neighboring states to Point of Rocks. They warn of increased truck traffic, noise, health and environmental risks, while officials note county plan limits.
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Sheriff pushes voluntary compliance on Maryland bingo law
Frederick County Sheriff Carl Harbaugh urged voluntary compliance as the bingo and raffle laws come under review. He noted cash prizes and high value awards violate state rules and warned many games operate outside permits and limits. Officials meet Feb 12 at the Elks Club to discuss proposed changes with lawmakers.
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Weather outlook for Western Maryland tonight and Thursday
Cloudy with showers likely tonight and lows from 35 to 49. Thursday will be clearing, breezy, and colder with highs in the lower 40s. Western Maryland weather and map on.
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Family Burning Bush members help prisoners with art
Family Burning Bush members are dedicated to giving prisoners an outlet for artwork. See story and pictures on Page. ae BS.
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