Major water leak halts Brunswick supply on West Potomac Street
A major leak in the 200 block of West Potomac Street cut water to Brunswick residents in the west end. City clerk Pat Smith said crews would replace about eight feet of 10 inch line, a job expected to take most of the day. Eastern town residents remained unaffected. Early reports cited a baseball size hole in the line.
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Brunswick
West Potomac Street
Pat Smith
Ms. Smith
Quake toll climbs to 100 in Japan
A massive quake in Okushiri, Japan, raised the death toll to 100 with 93 missing as aftershocks and tsunamis caused further devastation. Prime Minister Miyazawa toured the ruined Yoyoso hotel and urged stronger disaster prevention measures amid national elections.
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Okushiri
Japan
Nihon Keizai
Asahi
Meteorological Agency
Kiichi Miyazawa
Yoyoso Hotel
Frederick residents take part in national anthem event
David Martin and his family joined the Oriole Park ceremony after he offered to sing the national anthem. He rehearsed with a performer named Jones and attended FanFest before the game. Mike Stashik, a 1986 Thomas Johnson graduate, operated the video camera for the anthem, a role he has held for about 20 years.
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Orioles
Debbie
Glen
Janice Martin
Karen Martin
David Martin
Jones
Frederick
Mike Stashik
Thomas Johnson
Stashik
Oriole Park
Camden Yards
Maryland Republicans gain ground in Frederick County voting mood
In Frederick County Maryland Republicans claim gains amid a trend toward conservatism driven by Reagan era popularity and discontent with Washington. Democrats concede slippage though maintain control in Frederick city where 9 363 voters to 7 604 back GOP counts overall party balance is 44 percent each with 12 percent independent.
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Joyce Lyons Terres
Maryland
Republican Central Committee
Tom Slater
Frederick County
Democratic Central Committee
Bill) Clinton
Clinton
Pye
Brinkley
Washington
Terres
Frederick City
GOP
Democrats Press Clinton On Deficit Bill PR Fight
Democratic leaders pressed President Clinton to better sell the deficit-reduction tax plan amid public skepticism. Republicans warn the bill hurts the middle class while Democrats seek to frame taxes on the rich, with negotiations moving toward a compromise tax package.
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Clinton
House
Senate
GOP
Congress
Thomas Foley
D-Wash
Max Baucus
D-Mont
Rep
John Kasich
Ohio
Foley
George Mitchell
Maine
Clinton Administration
Bail reduced for accused Frederick burglar Rolando Ojeda
Rolando Hernandez Ojeda a 30 year old Frederick man had bail cut from forty thousand to one thousand dollars by District Court Judge Frederick J. Bower on charges including nighttime burglary robbery breaking and entering and battery. The break in occurred on Doubs Road when a woman awoke to a shattered window and a man demanding her purse. The victim who knew Ojeda from yard work identified him and the man fled returning briefly before sleeping outside his car.
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Doubs Road
Frederick J. Bower
Rolando Hernandez Ojeda
East Fourth Street
Ojeda
Adamstown
Mr. Ojeda
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