U S commits 300 troops to Macedonia in first Yugoslavia deployment
The United States pledges about 300 ground troops to join 700 U N forces in Macedonia to block a spillover of the Bosnian war. The move aims to prevent a wider Balkan conflict while NATO plans air power support for U N peacekeepers in Bosnia.
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Gordon Kreissig clash over flashing light at disputed intersection
Frederick Mayor Paul Gordon and Alderman Jon Kreissig argued at an informal meeting after Gordon announced a $3000 flashing light at Shookstown Road and Rosemont Avenue to enforce left turn ban. Kreissig criticized the move as micromanagement, while discussions of one way traffic and committee deliberations continued.
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Gove Jr. dies long-time New Market leader
Chase C. Gove Jr. 75 longtime New Market resident died June 9 at home after a lengthy illness. Born in 1917 in Washington DC, he attended St. Albans and Western High School, studied at George Washington University, and worked as an Acacia Mutual Life Insurance agent for over 50 years. He led sales records, engaged in real estate and retail ventures, served on Calvert Investment Counsel, and chaired Peace and Plenty Palm. He was a Mason, AAONMS, Sojourners, and charter member of New Market Lions Club and Volunteer Fire Department, with hobbies in sailing and woodworking.
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Frederick Cotillion
TJ students shine at National Catholic Forensics League
TJ High School debaters Kelly Berczuk and Warren Blasio, both tenth graders, ranked second in the 1993 National Catholic Forensics League interpretive reading contest after beating 194 duos nationwide. They performed a rapid character swap in Sure Thing by David Ives, gaining poise and sparking interest in drama.
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Warren Blosso
Kelly Berevukt
Baltimore
Planners OK controversial zoning amendment
The Frederick County Planning Commission approved a zoning amendment to allow golf driving ranges and miniature golf as accessory uses in agriculture zones. Critics cite inadequate public notice and incompatibility with agricultural areas, while supporters say commercial zones are costly for these 10-15 acre facilities.
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Maryland Congress Staff Costs Reach 1.8 Million in First Quarter
Maryland’s Washington delegation employed 253 staffers in January through March, costing almost 1.8 million. Senators Mikulski and Sarbanes accounted for over 40 percent of payroll, while eight House members paid 1,058,916 to 145 staffers. Constance Morella led payroll with 147,080 for the period.
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Bartletts staff payroll second lowest in state
In Maryland, Rep Roscoe Bartlett's staff payroll ranks near the bottom among the ten state representatives. From January through March Bartlett paid 17 staffers $118,758.89, with rival Rep Albert Wynn at $114,100.58 for 16 staffers. Bartlett cites district size and multiple offices as factors, noting four offices in Frederick Hagerstown Frostburg Westminster plus a planned fifth in Ellicott City.
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Sunny and hot today with afternoon thunderstorm risk
The forecast calls for sunny and hot conditions with an afternoon thunderstorm possible and highs in the 90s. Partly cloudy night with lows in the mid 60s. Friday cools to the 80s with lingering sun and less heat. See weather map on Page A-2. Deer herd at Catoctin Mountain thinned by snow. See Jim Gilford's Drumming Log on Page C-7.
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Inside Frederick News Joins Recycling Drive
The Frederick News notes its edition, Pastore will be printed daily on 100 percent recycled paper and remains recyclable.
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