Baker hopes Israel joins Mideast peace effort
Secretary of State James A. Baker II met with Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir in Jerusalem and expressed hope Israel will accept the U S formula for a Mideast peace conference endorsed by Arab states. The Cabinet assessment was upbeat but no final decision, with Baker urging a prompt Israeli response as talks continue. Egyptian President Mubarak pressed Israel to stop settlements and accept the plan, warning that Arab lands may disappear if negotiations stall.
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Shamir
Baker
Israel
Malaysia
Association of Southeast Asian Nations
U.S
Avi Pazner
Pazner
Hosni Mubarak
No one saw the shootings as crowd roils Frederick streets
Frederick City police seek suspects after two early Saturday shootings near West Sixth Street and North Bentz Street touched off street fighting. About 40 officers contained some 50 participants while over 100 bystanders watched. eight were charged with disorderly conduct. Victims Vincent G. Gregory and Darius L. Epps were hospitalized with gunshot wounds. authorities suspect rival gang involvement the Ghostbusters and Top Soldiers. A later cab stop yielded a loaded .380 handgun and ammunition casings, with investigators linking it to the scene.
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Frederick City
West Sixth
North Bentz
Vincent G. Gregory
Suitland
Darius L. Epps
Rockville
Pierce Stine Jr
Severa
Montgomery County
Ghostbusters
Stine
Maryland
Frederick County
Brunswick
Madison Street
Burn survivors experience farm day at Thurmont camp
Thirty one children aged eight to seventeen and twenty two counselors joined a six day burn survivor camp at six days at Bes Camps in Waynesboro Pa. The Thurmont farm event featured swimming and other activities as recovery continues. The campers, many in bandages, were treated at regional hospitals and sponsored by the Baltimore Regional Burn Center Foundation with donations from local businesses.
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Thurmont
Bes
Waynesboro
Allen Haines’ Farm
Linda French
Baltimore Regional Burn Center
Baltimore Regional Burn Center Foundation
Mountain Gate Restaurant
Mr. Haines
Stottlemyer Crowned Frederick County Farm Queen
Vivian Stottlemyer, 18, daughter of Frank and Vivian Stottlemyer, was crowned Frederick County's 60th farm queen at Saturday ceremonies. She will compete for Maryland Farm Queen on August 25 at the Timonium state fair. Runner-ups were Karren Mullen and Monica Harshman. other contestants included Andrea Bowers, Diana Herndon, and Stacey Hines. She aims to educate consumers on agriculture and promote farming through 4H and Farm Bureau activities amid drought and low milk prices.
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Jefferson
Frederick County
Vivian
Frank Stottlemyer
Timonium
Laurie Zimmerman
Frederick
Karren Mullen
Thurmont
Monica Harshman
Mount Airy
Andrea Bowers
Diana Herndon
Walkersville
Stacey Hines
Union Bridge
Farm Bureau
Frederick County Farm Bureau
For Farm Bureau
Vivian Stottlemyer
Rocky Ridge
BoE Maverick Koski Vows Fight Against Status Quo
Sam Koski, a member of Frederick County Board of Education, markets an agenda of fighting illiteracy, ethics, and maintenance while pursuing educational reforms. A longtime equestrian with over 200 ribbons, he describes governance as a marathon not a sprint and cites his horse Italian Stallion and a recent 50 mile Virginia race as proof of endurance. He recalls joining the board in 19__ to replace Roger Eyler and stresses tougher tests and expanded maintenance clusters as key goals.
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Samuel Koski
Frederick County
Libertytown
A. Samuel Koski
Frederick County Board of Education
U.S. Cavalry
Mr. Koski
Virginia
Roger Eyler
Koski
Economy tightens grip on Frederick County housing boom
Frederick County and City planners report a slowdown in construction with 2,630 county permits and 599 city permits by June, far below 1989 and 1990 peaks. Single family home builds drop while townhouse and apartment projects rise, keeping overall housing affordable but delaying large pricey houses above 200,000 dollars.
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Frederick County
Monica Robertson
Robertson
Joseph Adkins
Adkins
Weather notice and travel tip teaser from the fair
Inside The News reports a muggy night with lows in the mid 70s and a hot, humid Tuesday with mostly sunny skies. Western Maryland weather map is on page B-1, and tips on assembling a travel wardrobe appear on Family page.
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Maryland
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Navy
Sesan G. Summers
Inside the News
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Nerseess Ween
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