Heat wave grips Frederick area with record temperatures
Workers face extreme heat as New Windsor firefighters, city crews, and UPS drivers endure long shifts. Fire crews overhaul a basement after a house blaze on Key's Chapel Road. Public works clean lines while drivers ration water and endure sun. A brief storm later hits and a two story home is toppled by winds on Md 194.
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Trooper Hurt In Maryland Roadside Accident
Emergency workers responded to a vehicle crash at Md 0 west of Ed McClain Road about 10:25 am Thursday. A Maryland State Police trooper from the Frederick barrack was on duty. name not released. Information on vehicles and condition was not available at presstime.
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Carteresque U S pushes UN sanctions on North Korea
North Korea defends its nuclear program as peaceful while the United States drafts a UN sanction package to curb weapon purchases and halt aid projects for Pyongyang. South Korea backs the measure as market gains and food lines ease. Japan backs UN action within its pacifist constitution.
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County students sweat through last day heat
Frederick County students faced a heat wave as the school year ends with many students and teachers eager for vacation. Some schools dismissed early due to non air conditioned buildings while others stayed on normal hours. Students spoke of amusement plans, pools, and purchases as they await summer.
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Democrats rebuff GOP moves to embarrass President Clinton
President Clinton's discomfort over a helicopter golf trip and related incidents figures in House tests of GOP amendments. Democrats blocked measures to trim the White House budget by 13,129.66, arguing the moves are partisan electioneering. The vote, 236-195, kept overall funding at 23.4 billion for 1995 for the White House and other agencies.
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Little League coach killed by lightning in Westminster
Westminster Maryland AP reports Little League coach James Mare Rickers aged 34 was struck by lightning at about 7 15 pm after sending players to dugouts for a 15 minute break. Rickers died before reaching Carroll County General Hospital. He coached 7 and 8 year olds for at least two years. A memorial fund for his two sons will be set up by the league.
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