Gore warns Iraq against retaliation after U S attack
Vice President Gore urged Saddam Hussein not to retaliate in any capacity for the Tomahawk strike on Baghdad’s intelligence complex. He warned a response would trigger further action by the United States and referenced UN resolutions, while U N Ambassador Albright framed the strike as a deterrent.
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U S hits Iraq in new Baghdad strike amid regional criticism
Western allies back the attack on Iraq's intelligence complex as President Clinton calls the raid a reprisal for an alleged Kuwait assassination plot against Bush. Iraqi casualties include Leila Attar. protests sweep Baghdad while Arabs question U S policy toward Bosnia and Iraq.
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Aunt Mary Leatherman Lands Helicopter Birthday Party
Harmony residents surprised 90 year old Aunt Mary Leatherman with a helicopter ride from Frederick Airport to a Brethren Church Road lawn party. The trip over Brunswick Harpers Ferry and South Mountain delighted guests as Aunt Mary, born in her lifelong home, received hugs and birthday cake amid fried chicken and potato salad.
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Recycling yard waste seen as way to reach state goal
Frederick County officials push farmers to join a three pronged recycling plan to convert yard waste into compost. The county currently recycles about 17 percent of waste, aiming for a state goal of 20 percent with future increases. Composting totals 3470 tons yearly and could rise to 7500 tons, mostly from the commercial sector. The county weighs maintaining decentralization versus a $14 million centralized plant to speed up processing.
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Frederick Tennis Club Doubles Championship Winners
Rick Baker and Mark Mogul won the men's division while Jody Hammond and Carol Sheffler defended the women's championship at the Frederick Tennis Club in a doubles event. Weather notes and page references indicate B-1 and C-1 sections.
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Poll finds 66 percent back attack on Iraq
A nationwide AP Till USA Today CNN Gallup poll shows two thirds support the U S missile strike on Iraq while 54 percent fear it will raise terrorism at home. It also notes 53 percent favor Saddam Hussein assassination and 37 oppose it.
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John Norman enters race for Frederick mayor
Self proclaimed activist John Norman, 56, announces an underdog mayoral bid in Frederick. He plans door to door outreach, notes voter apathy, and criticizes city politics while promising a new choice against Alderman James Grimes. He vague about campaign issues and cites concerns about the police and administration.
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