Clinton salutes Baltics' struggle for freedom
President Clinton addressed 30,000 in Riga's Freedom Square pledging to push Russia to withdraw its last troops. He urged Latvia Estonia and Lithuania to foster tolerance toward ethnic Russians while celebrating the Baltic democracies and recalling victims of Soviet oppression.
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Latvia
Clinton
Russia
Balts
Freedom Square
U.S
Estonia
Lithuania
Boris Yeltsin
Freedom Monument
United States
Baltics
Siberia
Guntis Ulmanis
Murder suspect sought in Frederick County killings
Friends of slain Frederick County couple mourn as authorities intensify a nationwide search for their eldest son Bruce Koenig 45 formerly of San Antonio Texas. Al Koenig 76 and Joyce Koenig 64 were shot execution style and buried under gravel at Reichs Ford Road site being bought by Bruce. FBI joins hunt for first degree murder suspect as state medical examiner confirms 10 12 days since death.
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Frederick County
al Koenig
Joyce Koenig
Reich’s
Ford Road
Bruce Koenig
San Antonio
Texas
Greg Eyler
Sheriff's Office
FBI
Brinkley enters Race for District 4A Seat in Maryland
Republican David Brinkley 34 of New Market files for the state House of Delegates District 4A. An insurance agent and financial planner, he has led the local GOP since 1990 and worked on Bush campaigns in 1980 and 1992. He cites public safety as a priority and criticizes stadium spending amid Annapolis traffic and overpasses.
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House of Delegates
Brinkley
New Market
Republican Central Committee
George Bush
University of Maryland
Annapolis
Sen
Edward Thomas
Mr. Brinkley
Ilona Hogan Enters Frederick County Commissioner Race
Republican attorney Ilona Hogan announces her bid for Frederick County commissioner this fall. She is a Maryland Board of Regents member, teaches at the National Emergency Training Center, and has worked on four presidential campaigns. Hogan, wife of Larry Hogan, calls for fiscal discipline, education, and a crime and drug free county. She criticizes current board for over micro management and aims to be a policy maker.
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Frederick
Ms. Hogan
Salisbury & McLister
University of Maryland Board of Regents
National Emergency Training Center
Emmitsburg
Maryland
U.S. Chnessman
Prince George’s
Larry Hogan
Board of Commissioners
Primary election filing rounds up Frederick County contenders
The deadline for the September primary saw Tim S May file for Judge of Orphans Court after paying $25 at Winchester Hall. May, a Frederick consultant tied to Cracked Claw Urbana and Schooler Ltd private detective firm, said his run reflects service over profit. Also filing was Tim Woodford, longtime Republican figure and former Bartlett aide, who helped found the Frederick Republican Men's Club. An unofficial candidate list shows numerous Democrats and Republicans for County Commissioner, Central Committees, Clerk of Circuit Court, and other offices, with party lines and nominees across multiple roles.
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Frederick County
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Frederick
Elections Board
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May
Urbana
Schooler Ltd
Orphan’s Court Post
Tim Woodford
Republican State Central Committee
Woodford
Maryland
Republican Committee
Roscoe Bartlett
D-6th
Republican Men's Club
John Ashbury
Gail Bowerman
Jennifer Dougherty
Wilbur L. Ford Jr
Dannie W. Holsinger
Laura Lake
Jay Bowie Pearce
Bruce Reeder
James E. Salisbury
Belinda Teague-Levy
Clyde M. Berger, Jr
Linda Boyer
Shane Christensen
Kenneth Gibbons
David Gray
Nona Hogan
Mark L. Hoke
Bertha Kennedy
John B. McClurkin
Terre Ray Rhoderick
Howard Wilson
Democratic Central Committee
Jane D. Abrecht
Brenton Ayer
Goodloe E. Byron, Jr
Marcie L. Clagett
Alan Imhoff
Shirley Happ
Inside The News On the wild side Goose is cooked
Goose is cooked along with rabbit bear and mule deer in a feature piece on hunting and wildlife dishes. The item notes cooking methods and regional tastes with brief mentions of game preparation. Page reference D-1 suggests continuation.
Frederick Festival of the Arts editors pleased with results
Organizers and three Frederick city officials reported a successful three day event with about 20 000 attendees and strong artist praise. Revenue covered some costs and loans while downtown businesses welcomed new activity. An on site fight involving two board members drew arrests and pressure to tighten contracts and city support for next year.
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Frederick
Joe Lee
Doug Zaruba
Ms. Norberg
Nash
Carroll Creek
Clinton warns Haiti rulers to step down by year end
President Clinton said in Riga that Haiti's dictators must leave power by year end or face possible intervention. He described a new refugee policy calling sanctions effective and agencies shifting Haitian boat people toward Panama amid ongoing crisis.
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Washington
Clinton
Haiti
Riga
Latvia
United States
Panama
Laura Lake enters race for Frederick County commissioner
Laura Lake resigns as chief judge of Frederick County Orphan's Court to run for Frederick County commissioner. A Democrat aged 41, she has served four years on the three-judge panel. Lake cites judicial experience, leadership in community groups, and intends to focus on budget and public safety if elected. Continued on Page A.
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Laura Lake
Frederick County
Orphan's Court
Maryland
Board of County Commissioners
Ms. Lake
Neal Potter seeks seat on Montgomery Council
Montgomery veteran Neal Potter, 79, filed his candidacy for an at large Montgomery County Council seat just two hours before the deadline. The longtime Democrat, who previously served on the council for 20 years, said the move follows the council delay of a controversial construction excise tax he had vetoed. Potter expects to win though he noted there was no late polling this time and hinted at retirement plans.
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Neal Potter
County Council
Teadline
Potter
Sidney Kramer
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