Bush Wins Bipartisan Support for Iraq Policy Pledges
President Bush secured pledges of bipartisan support from congressional leaders for Iraq policy including deployment of Patriot missiles to Kuwait and a third aircraft carrier. He maintained a tough stance toward Saddam Hussein amid a UN inspection concession, while lawmakers stressed consultation with Congress and continued coalition efforts.
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Kuwait
Middle East
Saddam Hussein
Agriculture Ministry
Baghdad
Saddam
House
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Senate
George Mitchell
Marie Dole
John Warner
R-Va
Cheney
James A Baker III
UN experts begin search of Agriculture Ministry
UN weapons inspectors moved into Baghdad to seek out possible WMD data at Iraq’s Agriculture Ministry after a three week standoff. Rolf Ekens heads the mission with Achim Biermann, while two American inspectors remained outside. Iraq had promised no interference, but the pullback left the ministry unguarded over the weekend and inspectors warned information may have been removed. International pressure, including Patriot missiles and an aircraft carrier, was placed to secure compliance with UN resolutions.
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Begu
Associated Press
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Midistry
Achim Biermann
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Bush
Saddam Hussein
Middle East
Saddam
Gulf War Alliance
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Italy
Britain
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Headstart and JTA to expand at IMC building
Frederick County Commissioners voted 4 1 to repurpose the former Instructional Materials Center on Sagner Avenue for Headstart and Job Training Agency expansions. Headstart will open a new daycare for up to 60 children and a parent training center, while JTA will extend Job Connection and Job Search programs with recent federal funding.
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Frederick County
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Hayward Road
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N Market St
JTA
David Gray
Kas Mullican
ITA Plens
Burdink
Sue Ann Yinguing
Ron Hart
Hart
Frederick County Board of Educates
Ager
Laure Owen
Bis
Spray Sa
Disenchanted Democrat Organizes Against Liberal Nominee
A Frederick man, Jim McSherry, 71, a former Kennedy Democrat, has begun organizing disaffected Democrats to back Roscoe Bartlett in the 6th District race. He says many Western Maryland Democrats feel Hatters as too liberal and that the region is conservatively inclined. Bartlett welcomed the outreach as part of a rising GOP cross party sentiment. Continued on Page A4.
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6Th
Jim McSher
Tom Hatters
Bartlett
Roscoe G Bartlett
McSherry
Tye
Beverly
Byron
Primaris Furst
Residents oppose clean rubble fill plan near Adamstown area
Residents say planners erred approving clean rubble fill for development that will affect homes. They claim the Adamsstown Comprehensive Plan process failed to inform families, who only learned of the project when trees began being cleared. Local officials and the Frederick County Board of Appeals face scrutiny over handling and notification.
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Cgie
Imstracce
Frederik Farts Board of Appeals
Mie
Paprika
Anny FE
Adamstown
W Alexander
Fires decline in Frederick County while losses rise in 1991
Frederick County recorded fewer fires in 1991 but total fire losses reached 25 million dollars, up from 21 million the prior year. The average loss per incident stood around 4,236 dollars, with 594 fires answered in 1991 compared with 711 in 1990, and one civilian death, seven civilian injuries, and four firefighter injuries. The fire data, compiled by the Maryland Fire Marshal's Office, notes unattended cooking as a common cause and identifies nearby Washington County's 1990 loss at 72 million dollars with average 10,417 per incident.
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Susan Cnicol
News-Post
Frederick County
Bob Thomas
Donald Heatherly
Blant
New London Road
New Market
Thomas
Maryland
Washington County
Kline receives 30 year sentence for 1991 fatal stabbing
Frederick County man Michael Ray Kline 22 of Myersville was sentenced to 30 years in prison after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the Thanksgiving morning stabbing death of Marion Todd Burkett 30 of Jefferson at the Greenbrier Inn near South Mountain. The slaying occurred as two men allegedly argued over a bar incident and left one man fatally wounded.
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Hagerstown
Frederick County
Braddock Heights
Greenbrier Inn
South Mountain
Michael Ray Kline
Myersville
Washington County
Marion Todd Burkett
Jefferson Bowes
Burkett
Washington County Hospital
Susan Haag
Ust West
Westuréter Frederik County
Weather notes and scattered forecasts across regions
Fragmented weather brief mentions sunny and warm conditions across areas with charts and maps. References to upper coast and midwest regions, gusty winds and heated temperatures noted for Ken, Soho, and Page 8. Ambiguous OCR text limits precise details and dates.
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