Airlift suspended in heavy fighting near Sarajevo
UN officials halted relief flights to Sarajevo as two shells hit the airport amid heavy fighting. a UN food convoy paused and an airlift resumed later the same day. Five killed and 15 wounded as mortar and artillery fire raged overnight. 7,500 deaths since Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Feb 29 independence vote.
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AP UN
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UN High Commissioner For
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Croatia
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Sefer Hahlosie
Adriatic
Spt
Germany
George Barnes Reflects On West Sixth Street Heritage And Neighborhood Life
George Barnes recalls the West Sixth Street black neighborhood long after farms gave way to housing and shops. He describes racial barriers, local park access, a Lincoln School stint cut short by his father's death, and three decades driving a Frederick trash route. He attends street corner meetings with a diverse, inviting mix of attendees.
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Mr. Barnes
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Lincoln School
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Frederick City
Sixth Street
Europe
Passengers describe TWA Flight 843 near disaster at JFK
Aboard the San Francisco bound TWA jet there was fear and relief as 291 travelers and crew escaped a aborted takeoff and fire at Kennedy. Passengers recalled flames, engines on fire, and the scramble down emergency chutes to safety amid fuel fumes and smoke.
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Oifher Herb Engelmann
Port Authority
Woodsboro plant operator accepts Alford plea in water case
Woodsboro wastewater plant operator Priddey admitted not taking daily samples and not recording results as required. He will take a six month leave, pay a replacement chemist, and serve one year unsupervised probation. A $2,000 fine to the Clean Water fund was imposed amid ongoing investigations by state environmental and police agencies.
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Elizabeth Volz
Environmental Crimes Unit
Woodsboro
Priddey
Washington County
Hagerstown
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Paddey
Clean
Rollins
Theodore Levin
Levin
Polie
Drug Enforcement Division
State Water Management Administration
Victoria Haines
Council Drive
Volz
Manure as Resource Cuts Fertilizer Costs on Maryland Farm
Wilhide farm in Maryland demonstrates using cow manure to fertilize 6 acres under a state nutrient management plan. The operation produces 5212 tons of manure yearly, with potential to handle 6400 tons, reducing fertilizer costs by 20 to 30 dollars per acre. Officials note state programs offer incentives up to 60000 per year, plus 5 to 15 dollars per acre through the Water Quality Incentive Project. The tour also visited Dennis Hood’s 170 cow dairy and concluded with water quality briefings at Woodsboro Park.
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Wlilhide
Dennis Hood
Union Bridge
Woodsboro
Department of Natural Resources
Monocacy
DNR
Israel Creek
Pageant Judges Named in Frederick County Event
Frederick County Commissioner Gail Bowerman Julie Herber-Dougherty co founder of Theatricks Inc Carl Hildrebrand accountant and active community member Alice Orzechowski former entrepreneur of the year and George Wireman join two local columnist and talk show hosts as judges for the pageant.
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Frederick County
Gail Bowerman
Julie Herber- Dougherty
Theatricks Inc
Carl Hildrebrand
Alice Orzechowski
George Wireman
Perot supporters plan campaign reform push in Maryland
Volunteers from Frederick and Washington counties outline goals for fall elections including campaign reform and balanced budgets. They seek to ease challenging incumbents, attract Perot’s support, and pressure candidates on reforms. Some ex-Perot volunteers form American Patriot Party in Hagerstown, while others consider endorsing candidates.
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Washington
Meagley
Roscoe Bartlett
Thomas Hattery
We the People” Brigade
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Hattery
Democrat
Washington County
Hagerstown
American Patriot Party
Perot
Maryland
Senate restores space station funding for Freedom
A Senate Appropriations subcommittee voted to restore most of NASA funding for the space station Freedom, proposing $2.1 billion for next year. The House had approved $1.7 billion, and debate had nearly killed the project. President Bush sought $2.25 billion to begin parts for the orbiting lab.
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