Rebels claim victory as Hutu refugees flood Zaire
Rebels in Rwanda declare victory over the Hutu government and push into neighboring Zaire. In Goma up to 1 million Hutus flee advancing forces amid mortar fire and stampedes. Red Cross warns of dysentery risk and looming refugee crisis in Bukavu as clashes continue near Kigali.
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Zaire
Rwanda
Geneva
Red Cross
Bukavu
Tony Burgener
Burgener
Kigali
Boonsboro couple hurt in U S 40 accident
A six person crash on Alternate U S 40 near Braddock Heights injured six, with two hospitalized. Dwayne Bowers 16 and two passengers were treated at FMH. June Vance 45 and Leon Vance were hospitalized, Mrs Vance listed in good condition. Christine Mayo 23 treated and released.
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Hagerstown
Braddock Mountain
Michael Brennan
Dwayne Bowers
Frederick Memorial Hospital
June Vance
Boonsboro
Leon
Vance
Washington County Hospital
Christine Mayo
FMH
Bowers
Mrs. Vance
Cynthia Stottlemyer
Franklin Bowers
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Partly sunny with a chance of rain tonight and highs in the 80s. Tuesday brings mostly sunny skies and near 90 degree warmth. Local Babe Ruth and Little League results highlighted. The Frederick News lsd Post era notes daily printing on 400 percent recycled paper. The paper emphasizes recyclability.
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Frederick
Overdue raises boost Frederick city worker pay
Frederick's 1995 budget includes overdue raises for city employees. Most rank and file staff gain 3 percent cost of living raises while department heads see larger, up to 10 or 20 percent with merit steps. City study pegged market rates. officials cite past underpayment and filling vacancies as rationale.
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Frederick
Jonathan Angel
Mr. Angel
James Grimes
Before and after salaries from city market adjustment
A list shows department heads and others with their salaries before and after a market adjustment. Names include Carolyn True. Gerald D Kolbfleisch. Diane Ringel. Patricia Slimmer. Jonathan Angel. Catherine Parks. Fred Ensenhart. Mark Scire. Randall Connatser. Curtiss Orndorf. and Gary Willard among others. The figures reflect increases from the city personnel office data for those affected.
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Carolyn True
Gerald D Kolbfleisch
Diane Ringel
Joanne E. Warrenfeltz
Darlene F. Smith
Nancy F Hannigan
Patricia B. Slimmer
Sandra L. Toms
Jonathan Angel
N. Lynn Tulery
Mark H. Anders
James A. Schmersahl
Catherine Parks
Regis Raffensberger
Gary Hessong
James ©. Kaiser
Edgar Mass
Matthew Danner
Dominick Proce
Michael Blank
Fred Ensenhart
James Schmudt
Mark T. Scire
Wilmer
Lankford
Randall L Connatser
Curtiss Orndorf
Gerald Palm
Russell Castle
Gary L. Willard
Willam H Scheetz
Hight & Signal
Roy H. Mitchell Sr
Eric Roberts
Russell Goodsell
Kenneth
It's time for Haiti's dictatorship to go
Secretary of State Warren Christopher urged international sanctions to push Haiti's military rulers from power, noting invasion remains a distant option. From Jerusalem he said force may be used if pressure fails, while stressing the president has not decided on a invasion and that US aims to maximize pressure against the illegal government. White House aides echoed urgency over turmoil next to the US, including refugee flows and the brutal dictatorship nearby.
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Warren Christopher
Haiti
U.S
Christopher
Jerusalem
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House
Leon Panetta
Meet the Press
Fun and games set tone at river festival in Brunswick
About 600 residents attended the seventh annual Great Brunswick River Races on the Potomac. Recreation leader Michelle Beck praised the event as a major community activity while judges amused the crowd with a humorous Biggest Gut on the Gut contest. Leecher Reynolds won with five inches of gut protrusion.
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Potomac River
Michelle Beck
Brunswick Area Recreation Council
Brunswick Recreation Commission
Terics
Leecher Reynolds
Ms. Beck
Retailers hit by shoplifters at Francis Scott Key Mall
Three Francis Scott Key Mall stores were victimized Sunday as shoplifters stole about 9,293 in diamond rings from S&N Katz jewelry and clothing from two apparel shops. Maryland State Police say two men and a woman entered the jewelry store, distractingly prompting the theft of a Sinch ring holder while a clerk assisted another customer.
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Francis Scott Key Mall
Maryland
S&n Katz Jewelry
Todd May
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