Serb Leader OKs Aid Shipments Amid Civilian Strife
Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic promised to allow relief convoys to reach besieged Muslims in eastern Bosnia. U.N. officials said four convoys were still halted at the border as negotiations continued. U.N. and Bosnian officials reported limited aid reaches Srebrenica and Tuzla amid a harsh winter and border delays.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
U.N
Bosnia
Alija Izetbegovic
New York
Radovan Karadzic
Srebrenica
Philippe Morillon
France
Morillon
Tuzla
Gorazde
Mah Zvornik
Lyndall Sachs
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Sadako Ogata
Karadzic
Mali Zvornik
Ms Sachs
Sefer Halilovic
Iis
Peter Kessler
U.S
British Broadcasting Corp
Zagreb
Croatia
Snowmobiles and volunteers aid early birth delivery
Dana and David Winchester faced a rushed delivery when their due date neared amid a weekend blizzard. Elizabeth Mae arrived a week early and the couple used a snowmobile and ambulance to reach the hospital from their Frushour Road farm, as labor began in the early hours. Local volunteers assisted as conditions delayed normal travel.
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Dana
David Winchester
Elizabeth Mae
Rain and Snow Melt Boost Frederick County Snow Cleanup
National Weather Service forecasters predict light snow tonight turning to sleet or freezing rain by morning with rain continuing through the day. Temperatures will rise to the 40s this afternoon, aiding snow piles as 40 plus county roads stay closed. Crews logged 56 hours, battled 10 foot drifts, and borrowed state equipment while mail and power slowly recovered. Local residents and volunteers aided neighbors as shelters filled and communities pressed on through the storm.
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Butters Farm
Emmitsburg
Kelly Scott
Frank Sette
Carmack-Jay’s
Golden Mile
Giant
Safeway
Bruce Huffer
Seventh Street
Frederick
Hagerstown
Gettysburg
Food Lion
Thurmont
National Weather Service
Frederick City
Frederick County
Potomac Edison
Richard Roschn
Public safety personnel survive stormy weekend
County dispatchers and volunteers spent the weekend handling an unusual surge of calls. Central Alarm in Frederick logged 116 Saturday and 117 Sunday as seven dispatchers worked on duty at the peak, with crews stuck in snow and delays prolonging response times.
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Central Alarm
Frederick
Mike Marchesani
John Croneburg
John Woellers
Wertes
Droneburg
Weary county road crews battle snow and ice
Fredene County crews pressed to finish snow removal as 24 percent of tasks remain. William Routzahn, head of the county highway department, says 79 workers, 25 dump trucks, and eight graders have labored since Saturday. A farmers' group and local tractors aided efforts to keep routes passable. City police report some sidewalks unshoveled as crews refocus on safety and access.
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William Routzahn
Frederick County
Fredene
Wiliam Routzahn
Ate Mor Femoon
Momevue
Routzahn
Moornang
Maud Netinel Geerd
Tagth
Woinsboro
Frederick
Harold Domer
Police Department
Routvhan
Remmertime
Perio Fenire
Walter Martz
Middletown High to face Hammond for 2A state title
The Middletown High School basketball team prepares for a Wednesday 3 pm showdown with Hammond for the 2A state title at UMBC. Weather outlook calls for increasing clouds and light precipitation with highs near 50 and nights in the mid 30s.
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Middletown High
Hammond
UMBC
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Connie Dornberg
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Dave Eichelberger
Myersville
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