Clinton honors D-Day troops at Cambridge American Cemetery
President Clinton praised U S British wartime cooperation during a D Day anniversary visit in Cambridge England at the American cemetery. He cited the sacrifice of 3812 buried and 5126 listed as missing or unidentified, and noted Lt Joseph Kennedy Jr among the fallen. Prime Minister Major called for unity in Bosnia and urged adherence to a peace plan amid North Korea sanctions talks.
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AIDS victim Cindy Gibson dies at Georgetown Hospital
Cindy Gibson, 18, died Saturday morning at Georgetown University Hospital in Washington from AIDS complications. Her autopsy is planned. she hoped to help others with the disease. The family noted her blood transfusion-related contraction at age nine, and her public disclosure in 1992. Funeral arrangements are not yet set.
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Amber Meadows lights out policy stirs local clash
Residents packed a conference room with Mayor Grimes to press for action on park safety after reports of drug use and vandalism. Critics blamed parents and called for more police, a neighborhood watch, and a curfew while Grimes promised a follow up meeting and lights off until solutions are found.
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Weekend jail for three youths over 40 car window hits
Three Frederick youths were sentenced to weekend jail after being convicted of 12 counts of destruction of property tied to a December spree that damaged more than 40 car windows with BB guns. Judge R Noel Spence ordered 60 day terms, suspending 59 days, for two years of probation with restitution and costs.
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Maryland and Frederick County Unemployment Drop
Frederick County’s unemployment rate fell to 3.6 percent in April, with Maryland dropping to 5.2 percent as the state posted its lowest rate since 1990. DEED credits a shrinking labor force and rising employment across most industries, noting self employment growth and seasonal hiring as key factors.
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Study finds layoffs spur new business startups
A group study found that nearly one fifth of people who started their own businesses did so after being laid off. The research highlights the impact of job loss on entrepreneurial activity and self employment trends.
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