F-16 downed in Bosnia amid search for crew
An American F-16 fighting jet went down in Bosnia and was reportedly shot down by Bosnian Serbs over Banja Luka. NATO and Pentagon confirmed a NATO mission and a search and rescue operation, with unclear crew status. Serbs had promised to free 377 UN peacekeepers, but reports said 120 were being moved toward Yugoslavia with no confirmation of release.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Bosnia
U.N
Washington
Pentagon
NATO
Banja Luka
United Nations
Pale
Yugoslavia
Water systems cited for clean water violations in Frederick County
Environmental groups MaryPIRG and Clean Water Action say tainted tap water affected over 10 000 residents across five Frederick County systems since 1993. Emmitsburg Clover Hill Fort Detrick Myersville Mount Airy reported EPA standards violations from cloudy water to coliform bacteria and Fort Ritchie faced excessive lead.
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Frederick County
Marypirg
Clean Water Action
Emmitsburg
Clover Hill
Fort Detrick
Myersville
Mount Airy
Fort Ritchie
Congress
Dan Pontious
Mary Pirg
Alternative routes lead to high school diplomas for adults
Graduation night at Gov. Thomas Johnson High School celebrated Flexible Evening High School and External Diploma programs. Fifty five students earned diplomas through Evening High School, sixteen via External Diploma, and twenty one through GED tests. Frances Lynch, 59, honored, spoke of completing high school after years away from school and family.
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Robert Stitely Tl
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Stitely
Frances Lynch
Vickie Gaston-Fletcher
Mother testifies in Fagan trial amid graphic exhibit
In Rockville, Deborah Patricia Fagan's mother Patricia Cammann testified about her daughter's life and character. She requested the mannequin head used by the medical examiner be removed before detailing how two bullets entered Fagan's skull. prosecutors and defense teams had arranged color photographs for the jurors.
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Rockville
Deborah Patricia Fagan
Patricia Cammann
Heather
Kaitlin
Redskins
Cammann
Mrs Fagan
Dio Flores
Brian Hutchison
Philip Armstrong
Mary Tyler
Pressure to approve demolition of 133 year old Frederick house
Frederick Historic District Commission members discuss political pressure from Mayor Grimes and the board to raze the frame house at 134 E Fourth St. City officials say the structure is structurally unsound and a hazard. The HDC urges following proper procedures, while officials consider turning the area into a parking lot. The workshop also covered a mural project for 200 E Patrick St and plans to demolish 10S Bentz St to create parking.
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Historic District Commission
Jim Grimes
Board of Aldermen
Frederick
E. Fourth St
Department of Permits and Code
HDC
Mary Kay Quist
Douglas Claytor
Claytor
Michael Blank
Blank
Conservators, Inc
Baltimore
Frederick News-Post
Patrick St
Carroll Creek
Bill Myers
Bentz St
Brenda Snead
Phoenix, Inc
Teacher Julie Robinson named Frederick County Teacher of the Year
Julie Robinson, music teacher at New Market Middle School, selected as Frederick County Teacher of the Year. She leads sixth to eighth grade bands and the after school Pop Band, often working long hours to support students and programs, praising moments of daily impact and her care for students.
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New Market Middle School
Julie Robinson
Matilda Mae Gumpschnickle
Eunice the
Conehead Dork
Lulu Agooboo
Frederick County
Ms. Robinson
New Market
Elkins
W.va
Fairmont State College
West Virginia
New Market Music Department
Joyce Harris
Frederick Memorial to build Ballenger Creek nursing home
Frederick Memorial Hospital teams with Adventist Health Care Mid-Atlantic to plan Ballenger Creek Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. The facility would have 38 Alzheimer's care beds and 86 general beds, with state approval anticipated by 1997 and construction possible then.
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Frederick Memorial
Ballenger Creek
Health Resources Planning Commission
Adventist Health Care
Ken Coffey
FMH
Inside The Frederick News Post fragment
Readable portions show the Frederick News Post printed on recycled paper with occasional garbled text and mentions of newspaper ethics and production notes.
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Frederick News Post
Iso
Board OKs 70000 for Carroll Creek Park
Annapolis State funds totaling about 70 000 were approved by the Board of Public Works for phase one of Carroll Creek Park in Bentztowne Spring Park. The plan calls for converting a concrete creek deck between West Patrick Street and South Court Street near Diggs Memorial Pool into a grassy landscaped park with seating and lighting. State assistance totals over 588 000 to date.
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Annapolis
Board of Public Works
Carroll Creek
Bentztowne Spring Park
West Patrick Street
South Court Street
Diggs Memorial Pool
Board
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Charlie Hoff
Julie Shapard
Kelly Hahn
Nicole
North Market Street
Tamara Hatch
George Dorsey
Ike Wilson
Julie RC
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Inside the News
Ipeie Ae
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