U S weighs action to shield Iraqi ethnic groups
Washington reports Bush administration moving toward possible force to protect Kurds and Shiites from Saddam Hussein. Secretary Baker met six Iraqi dissidents pledging protection. U N ambassador Perkins hints at new resolution to authorize force next week. Delegation aims to gain legitimacy and unity among opposition despite past fractures.
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Downtown Frederick parking plans spark debate over meters and two hour limit
City officials weigh two proposals to revamp downtown parking with aims to boost shoppers. One plan would remove meters and offer two hours free, plus all day free parking for tourists. another would keep two hour limits with one weekly allowed validation and improved enforcement training. The mayor notes a new policy favors caution with tickets. A separate request urges a commission to review hiring of women and minorities in the Frederick Police Department.
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Maryland adopts 75 hours community service graduation rule
Maryland students will be the first in the nation required to perform community service before high school graduation. The State Board of Education approved 75 hours of service to be phased in over three years, starting with fall 1983 oath-graders, with local districts designing implementation and no additional staff expected.
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Weather sections give mixed sun and storms outlook
Partly sunny today with a chance of afternoon thundershowers and highs in the upper 60s. Tonight partly cloudy with a chance of a shower and lows in the high 60s. Friday shows partial sun or showers with possible thunder stores and highs in the upper 60s. Maryland weather map on page.
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Printing press chaos and new one credit course plan
A mechanical press problem left sections out of order in The News. State and local educators propose a one credit course measured by students mastering outcomes, replacing time based credits. Critics warn it may cause headaches for the school system while aiming to improve student mastery and progress.
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Carroll Burtner Sees Sweet Corn Time Return This Year
Carroll Burtner, longtime farmer, reports sweet corn ready in Capistrano area after a late spring. He notes last year was poor but expects improved yields as he prepares stands on Baughmans Lane near Dutch Plant Farm, with his sons working for the postal service and his sideline produce business thriving amid uncertain weather.
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Hattery Mikulski top fund-raisers in races
FEC records show U S Senate hopeful Barbara Mikulski leading fund-raising with 13 million on hand and strong PAC support. In the 6th District, Democrat Thomas Hattery raised 90,091 in the April to June period versus Republican Roscoe Bartlett's 34.90, with Hattery totaling 299,240 year to date. Both candidates loaned personal funds, Hattery 45000 home equity and Bartlett 71163 from investments.
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Albrecht to Begin Jail Term in August
Montgomery County police officer Christopher Albrecht age 26 was sentenced to one year in prison for manslaughter. He will begin serving his term on August 12 in a federal prison in Loretto Pennsylvania, with plans to remain in federal custody for safety concerns rather than a state facility. The officer, recently freed on bond, has been associated with the police department. Further details continued on Page A-4.
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Christopher Albrecht
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