Bush seeks limited U S role in Yugoslavia action
President Bush said he is reluctant to get bogged down in Yugoslavia and backs UN led humanitarian relief for Bosnia. NATO and WEU ships align to monitor a US led blockade while rules of engagement are negotiated, with Baker urging Serbia to end interference and disarm.
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James Baker
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Panic
Mt Airy residents discuss action against Potomac Edison
Mt Airy residents gathered to plan action after a power surge last month that allegedly damaged televisions microwaves and bulbs. About 400 residents lost power on June 5 when a tree reportedly fell onto a line. organizers doubt this explanation and consider records gathering an independent expert study and a possible class action. They will contact Delegate Thomas Hattery and seek state help while weighing legal costs.
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Mount Airty
Potomac Edison Co
Potomac Edison
Thomas Hattery
Jack Aellen
John Q
No serious injuries in Frederick two-vehicle crash
Frederick police reported no serious injuries after a two-vehicle crash at North Bentz Street and West Second Street Thursday. Donald N Briggs, 48, driving a 1991 Chevrolet Blazer, collided with a 1990 Chevrolet Beretta driven by Steven G DeFries, 31. Briggs fled the scene after his Blazer flipped onto its top and was later charged with failure to obey a traffic signal. Officer Gregory Gautney led the investigation.
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West Second Streets
Frederick
Donald N Briggs
West Second Street
Barbara Domer
Steven G DeFries
North Bentz Street
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Roth Dnvers
Briggs
Pvt
Gregory Gautney
Land route to Sarajevo discussed
UN peacekeepers advance plans for a land corridor to Sarajevo to reinforce relief efforts as clashes threaten the city. Bosnian Croats and Muslims report over 7,500 dead, with Serb forces opposing secession and seeking territory aligned with Serbia and Montenegro.
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Bosnia-Herzegovina
Students honored with Keys game tickets for honor roll
Seven thousand anxious students waited for report cards last month and found good news inside envelopes. A free ticket to Sunday’s Frederik Keys game accompanied high grades, rewarding achievement and encouraging families to celebrate at home. The district coordinated with Keys officials to secure the tickets as a long standing incentive for students making honor roll.
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Marvelien LeDuc
Keys
Jim Haviores
Halloran
Padre Pilots Hold Annual Meeting at Hood College
The National Association of Priest Pilots gathered for its 2nd annual meeting at Hood College in Frederick. Attendees included Rev Peter Sweeney of St Pauls Damascus and other clergy, with discussions on missionary aviation and transport to remote areas.
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Frederick
National Association of Priest Pilots
Peter Sweeney
St Pauls Catholic Church
Damascus 18
Frederck
Ar and Space Museum
Prince George County
Errebeth
Ann Seten
Emmitshuré
Padre Pos Figa
Terger Island
Wednesdes
Aircraft Owners and Priots Association
Frederick Municipa Airport
Tun Panshes
Iowa
Pai Patten
Tanzania
Imbast
Africa
Father Patten
NAPP
Fia Medica
Mott
Patter
Patten
Clinton Gore joint jog set stage for first news conference
In Little Rock Clinton and Gore, the Democratic ticket’s first joint appearance since their announcement, seek to present a sharp contrast to Quayle and bolster generational appeal. Gore, a four term Tennessee senator, helps counter Bush and Quayle with party-tilted themes of family values and environmental expertise.
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Albert Gore
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Tennessee
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Chanton
Stanley Greenberg
Gore
al Gore
United States
Greenberg
Little Rock
Governors Mansion
McDonalds
Tipper
Bavercer
Mrunto
Gore selection stirs mixed local reaction
Local Democrats split over Albert Gore Jr. Tennessee senator named as Bill Clinton running mate. Enthusiasm centers on Gore's integrity experience and stature while concerns focus on potential lack of coast to coast appeal, especially in New York and California. Local officials cite Vietnam War service as offset for draft issues and note Gore's strong national following.
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Albert Gore
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California
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Democrat Central Committee
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Dan Quayle
Slater
Née
Clinton Gore
Bruce Reeder
Mr Gore
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Weather notes forewarn hot afternoon thundershowers
The notice describes hot, partly sunny conditions with a chance of afternoon storms Saturday. Lows around 7 and highs in the 90s are expected, with Maryland weather and maps referenced on a certain page. The fragmentary item mentions readers seeing more on page TM and seems tied to a local sports page tease.
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