Bombed park to reopen with intensified security in Atlanta
The Centennial Olympic Park is set to reopen Tuesday as the FBI reports a flood of tips including videotapes and photos that could identify the bomber. FBI spokesman David Tubbs vows to solve the crime after a Saturday blast killed one woman and injured over 100. Police will conduct random bag searches and security will be doubled as officials defend their actions and prepare for the Games.
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Bomb scare at Brunswick Middle alarms local officials
A suspicious shoebox sized device on a box with keys prompted police and state Fire Marshal bomb squads to the Brunswick Middle School scene before 6 am. Maintenance man Jim Wright reported wires protruding from the box as deputies used two tall robots to inspect the package from a distance. About two dozen people were outside the school with a wide exclusion zone in place.
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Jim Wright
Joseph Dattoli
Frederick County
Bob Thomas
Low income homes rise on library site in Frederick
An old library site on Ice Street becomes the first Habitat for Humanity duplex project in Frederick County. Gloria Ray, a Head Start teacher, buys one side amid a neighborhood history of contested preservation efforts. Habitat plans a two story duplex with 1300 square feet per unit, three bedrooms, and completion hoped by October. demolition of the former Free Colored Men's Library followed failed museum restoration talks.
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Frederick
Free Colored Men’s Library
Guatemala
Habitat For Humanity
Frederick County
Gloria Ray
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Habitat
Preservation Maryland
Plane part may support theory on TWA 800 blast
Investigators say a key metal fragment from near the explosion could prove a bomb destroyed TWA Flight 800 by blowing off the cockpit and front cabin, a source close to the probe told the AP on Sunday.
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N.Y
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Associated Press
President seeks more anti-terror tools in push for measures
President Clinton urged House Speaker Newt Gingrich and other leaders to provide expanded anti-terror protections after a string of attacks. He spoke at a New Orleans veterans convention and planned a meeting with top congressional leaders and FBI Director Louis Freeh to press for a package. Clinton said the goal is to agree on additional safeguards to protect Americans amid growing security threats.
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Newt Gingrich
New Orleans
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Atlanta
TWA
R-Ga
Senate
Trent Lott
Rmiss
Dick Gephardt
D-Mo
Tom Daschle
D-S.d
FBI
Louis Freeh
Disabled American Veterans
United States
Volunteers raise funds for Hospice through Jefferson house
Debbie Williams leads the Patty Pallotas Fund-raiser to build a two story home on 15 acres donated by Clayton Smith off Jefferson Pike in Jefferson. Proceeds from the sale will benefit Hospice of Frederick County and FMH Hospice. The project relies entirely on volunteer labor with bids to be sealed by November 1, followed by auction if needed. The group aims to create a perpetual endowment and invites further donations.
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Frederick County
Patty Pallotas
Jefferson
Hospice
FMH Hospice
Ms. Williams
Jefferson Pike
Clayton Smith
Ms Williams
Red Horse
Frederick
Barbara Ray
Don Barnes
Kenny Bromfield
Darlene McFarland
Briony Campbell
Brenda Beaver
Strained relations between Frederick police and black community
On June 2 a 10 year old boy was beaten by his mother's boyfriend after neighbors called police. An arrest followed but many blacks in the community criticize cooperation with police. Leaders cite mistrust, poverty, and past oppression as causes of hostility toward law enforcement.
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Frederick City
Patrick O'Brien
Richard Stine
Inside The News Travel Visit the dark side of old Mexico
A travel feature invites readers to explore a bygone Mexican landscape and culture, hinting at intrigue and danger. The piece promises atmospheric scenes and vivid contrasts, guiding curious travelers through atmospheric streets and historic locales.
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