Haiti observers expelled as crisis deepens amid US action
The UN condemned Haiti’s expulsion of monitors as provocative while the United States tightens pressure. The Pentagon positions 14 warships and 2,000 Marines near Haiti as the U N Security Council calls for a restoration of the constitutional government and an end to military abuses. Haitian officials label the observers’ expulsion illegal and fear invasion, with Air France suspending flights and many Haitians awaiting departure for asylum in the United States.
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Granderson
Haiti
Charles David
Air France
Caribbean
Guadeloupe
U.S
United States
Stanley Schrager
Security Council
Information Ministry
Pentagon
Clinton
Maryland teen completes 2500 mile solo cross country flight
Jimmy Mathis a 16 year old from Glen Arm Maryland completed a solo flight across the United States in a rented Cessna covering 2,500 miles in 12 days. He landed at Long Beach California where about 50 well wishers including his parents greeted him. Mathis thanked the country and said the trip showed him how beautiful it is. A city councilman presented him a key to the city.
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Long Beach
Calif
Maryland
Jimmy Mathis
Jim
Mary Lou Mathis
Glen Ath
Harry Kraemer
David Moeslein
Mr. Kraemer
Mr. Moeslein
Associated Preas
TB diagnoses rise in local area says doctor
Dr. Aquino notes the number of local TB cases grew last year with four county residents diagnosed. She observes the local rate increasing, mirroring a national trend.
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Aquino
Tee rink continues with rural residents baffled by cow noise issue
A fragmented passage discusses rural residents in Frederick County asking how farmers can prevent cows from mooing and calves from bowling, noting the influx of people buying homes nearby.
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Frederick County
Cat rules debate stirs Frederick residents to vent
Frederick residents discuss proposed animal control amid city country shifts. Old worries surface about cats roaming limits. residents like Jack Thomas defend roaming pets while Constance Wrench urges mayor and aldermen to decide. Firebrand remarks ignite talk on intrusion and tolerance as city folk relocate.
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Ken Rippeon
Jack Thomas
Thomas
Frederick City
Constance Wrench
Kay Dallavalle
America
Holmes Baker
Koenig whereabouts traced to BWI Airport parking lot
The blue Lincoln linked to Mr. Koenig was found in the Baltimore-Washington International Airport lot. Animal hair and rental records tie the car to Vivian Koenig, the suspect’s wife, who is not currently a suspect. Detectives plan to interview his wife and ex-wife and retrieve financial papers from his Texas home.
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Koenig
Baltimore-Washington International Airport
Vivian Koenig
Texas
Art Kravetz
Kravetz
Judge Bower
Koeng
Public Defender's Office
Mr. Koenig
Garden Ridge
Fogle Seeks County Commissioner Post Amid Segregation Talk
Fogle argues for middle class focus and Christian morals while conceding public backlash may occur. He participated in protests at Talons gay bar and Victor Cullen Academy reform school, calling for no homosexuality in Frederick County and stating support for segregation though insisting he does not hate people and would aid anyone who asks.
County records no drug resistant TB cases to date
Dr. Aquino notes no county cases of drug resistant TB, though elsewhere in the country such forms have appeared. Non compliance by patients drives resistance, as treatment lasts six months or more and patients may stop taking medicine after feeling better. Health nurses observe patients taking meds, which are provided free. A teen diagnosed this month is the second focal case in 10 years. another teen was Brunswick High School student in the mid 1980s. Chest X-rays and follow up tests are used for strong skin test reactions.
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Aquino
Health Department
Brunswick High School
Bowes
Washington
U.S
Treasury
Lloyd Bentsen
Bentsen
Internal Treasury
Department
Frank Newman
Mob Kills Driver After Car Hits Girl in Miami
A 44-year-old man, Charles Bell, was beaten and shot by a neighborhood mob after his car struck a 6-year-old girl who darted into the street in Miami. Police said Bell stopped to aid the girl, who was not seriously hurt, before the crowd killed him amid debates over fault.
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Miami
Charles Bell
Metro-Dade
Juan del Castillo
Bell
Brenda Jones
Lisa Blauman
City man named in alleged scam
A Frederick man was among four indicted for misapplication of funds at Riggs National Bank of Maryland. Charles R. Sherman, 52, allegedly helped block checks from posting to his account, tied to a loss of at least $190,000 for the bank. Other defendants include Tonie M. Cockrell, Edward L. Celenza, and John E. Donahue. The case spans 1986 to 1999 with potential multi‑year prison terms.
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Baltimore
Frederick
Riggs National Bank of Maryland
U.S. Attorney For
Maryland
Charles R. Sherman
U.S. Attorney’s Office
John E. Donahue
Riggs
Mr. Sherman
Mr. Celenza
Alliance Auto Leasing and Rental
Sherman
Ms. Cockrell
Cockrell
FBI
U.S
Virginia B. Evans
Brent J. Gurney
Olson death in Ojai sparks homicide suspicion
Lashbrook says Olson did not leave through the window and proposes suicide. Hotel night manager Pastore describes the shade as drawn and outside the window, noting limited space for entry. Forensic tests on potential LSD or other drugs, plus skull remains analysis, continue with a monthlong timeline. family may report to New York authorities if homicide evidence appears.
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Ojai
Calif
Lashbrook
Olson
Armond Pastore
Melbourne
Fla
Pastore
New York
Zickler
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Sherry Riggs
Sherry
Charleston
Irvin Sopher
Kanawha County
Mary Ann Moss
Shoals Elementary
Deaf Education Advocacy Focus
American Speech and Language Association
School Improvement Council
Marshall University
Western Maryland University
Marshall Athletic Club of Charleston
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