Mubarak and Rabin Open First Egypt Israel Talks in Years
Cairo hosts the first summit between Egypt and Israel in six years as Rabin meets President Mubarak to revive Mideast peace efforts. Both leaders aim to broaden Arab-Israeli engagement while Shamir’s policies echo in strained ties. Rabin’s Cairo trip follows Baker’s Jerusalem talks, signaling renewed regional diplomacy.
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Baker in Amman for talks with Hussein
U S Secretary of State James A Baker III arrived in Amman for talks with King Hussein and Prime Minister Zeid Bin Shaker as part of a regional tour to revitalize Arab Israeli peace talks. He dismissed rumor of stepping down to campaign, and planned to visit Syria Egypt and Saudi Arabia while Israel seeks loan guarantees.
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Hello Frederick good news section announces readers’ local stories
The News 15 publishes a 216 page Hello Frederick supplement highlighting Frederick County residents. It features friends and neighbors, government officials listings, civic clubs, entertainment activities, and park information for future reference.
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MontCo trash hauled to Ohio proposal under study
Browning Ferris Industries proposed moving Montgomery County refuse by rail to Ohio to replace a $425 million incinerator in Dickerson and shut the Oaks landfill. The plan aims to keep recycling pressure, with state and county officials weighing options and stressing multiple disposal choices.
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Senior researcher Dr Joel Dalrymple dies at 53
Internationally known scientist and Fort Detrick veteran Dr Joel McKerth Dalrymple of Myersville died early Sunday morning July 19 of kidney cancer at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He was husband of Lonnie Wheat Dalrymple and father of Bran and Michael Dalrymple. A sister Thane Geuinr of Mesa attends the funeral services at St. St. Francis Chapel. Burial arrangements by Stauffer Funeral Home in Frederick. He contributed to medical research and served with the Army Medical Service prior to his death.
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Weather details and upcoming events in Barcelona coverage
Partly sunny with a chance of afternoon thunder showers and highs in the upper 80s. Cloudy tonight with continued shower risk and upper 60s. Wednesday looks cloudy with highs in the upper 90s. Warland weather map on page 42. Frank Zargoeski, economics professor, to appear in TV coverage of the Barcelona Olympics with Stan Goldberg.
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Frederick to test four site composting pilot program
Frederick County officials plan four site pilot composting operations by fall. Brunswick Walkersville Thurmont and Mount Airy will host the facilities to process yard waste and leaves, speeding composting with a new grinder and seeking a market with farmers and landscape firms.
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Hood College driveway expansion approved by planners
Frederick planners approved Hood College to widen a 16 foot drive from Dill Avenue to support two way traffic and direct vehicles to a new rear parking lot. Neighbors fear the alley behind North College Parkway will become a shortcut for students endangering playing children and worsening neighborhood parking. The commission added a review by the city parks and streets panel to curb campus parking spillover.
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Arson suspected in barn fire at Remsberg farm
MIDDLETOWN four deputy fire marshal reported arson caused a blaze destroying a 30 by 50 foot barn on the Remsberg farm on Holter Road. Investigators said a separate building was broken into and saddles were stolen but later found nearby. The barn owned by Jack and Adrian Remsberg held about three large bales of hay and burning with stone walls and tin roof.
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