New Iraqi government named amid postwar upheaval
Baghdad radio reported Saadoun Hammadi named prime minister and Tariq Aziz deputy PM, amid ongoing insurgencies in the north and south. Saddam's continued influence unclear as the Revolutionary Command Council’s role remains unsettled. Powell said U.S. forces would stay in southern Iraq for months to ensure compliance with allied demands.
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Saudi Arabia
Baghdad Radio
Saddam Hussein
Saddam
Iraq
Saadoun Hammadi
Tariq Aziz
Revolutionary Command Council
Hammadi
Aziz
Baghdad
Colin Powell
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
Powell
New York Times
Washington Post
Kuwait
Social Solidarity Committee
Berms Aim to Speed Carroll Creek Flood Project
Frederick officials explore berms to temporary flood proof downtown from North Bentz to South Carroll streets if state funding falls short. City would gain taxable land and a tool to market creekside sites while continuing phased construction on the Carroll Creek Flood Control Project.
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Frederick
Carroll Creek
Carroll Street
East Street
Bud Deen
Baltimore
Rummel, Klepper & Kahi
North Bentz
Highland Streets
Mid’s
Deen
North Bentz Street
South Carroll Street
Frances Baker
South Market Street
Margaret Kline
Frederick Conference Center
Frederick County
East Patrick
South Court Streets
Gordon
East Patrick Street
President Bush Visits Frederick Airport for Camp David Trip
President and Mrs. Bush landed discreetly at Frederick Municipal Airport around 4:30 p.m. amid thundering Marine helicopters en route to Camp David for talks with Turkish President Ozal. Poor visibility forced a weathered stop and limousine transfer, while local cafe owner Marion Jackson noted the surprising arrival and brightened mood.
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Thurmont
U.S. 15
Frederick Municipal
Camp David
Catoctin Mountains
Turgut Ozal
Middle East
Frederick
Marion Jackson
Airway Cafe
Frederick Municipal Airport
Marine One
George Bush
Barbara Bush
Pamela Smart life sentence ends sensational Exeter murder case
Pamela Smart, a 23 year old Exeter high school media instructor, was sentenced to life without parole for plotting her husband Gregory Smart’s murder and pressuring her teenage lover William Flynn to kill him. Flynn testified he feared her threats while four secretly recorded conversations with student Cecelia Pierce supported the prosecution.
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Exeter
N.H
New
Judith Smart
Smart
Flynn
Winnacunnet High School
Hampton
Cecelia Pierce
Bush and Ozal discuss Iraq and Middle East peace at Camp David
President Bush met Turkish President Turgut Ozal at Camp David to discuss Iraq developments and possible Middle East peace. Baghdad reports a government shakeup naming Saadoun Hammadi as prime minister and Tariq Aziz as deputy prime minister with other ministers resigning.
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Bush Today
Turgut Ozal
Iraq
Middle East
Baghdad
White House
Today
Baghdad Radio
Saadoun Hammadi
Tariq Aziz
Steve Hart
Ozal
Camp David
U.S
Bush
Mr. Ozal
James A. Baker
Wil
Mr. Bush
Brent Scowcroft
Rocky Ridge Post Office Shuts Temporarily Over Hazards
The Rocky Ridge U S Post Office closed Friday due to lack of running water and bathroom facilities, creating health and safety concerns. Postmaster Bill Thomas moved to Freeland two weeks ago, with Virginia Gladding serving as relief along with staff from other offices. Residents must pick up Rocky Ridge mail at Detour three miles away, while delivered mail and addresses remain unchanged.
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Rocky Ridge
U.S
Bill Thomas
Freeland
Virginia Gladding
Melvin Myerly
Keymar
Francis Merino
Motter Station Road
U.S. Postal Service
Upperco
Vernon Horn
Horn
Weather outlook with showers then clearing tonight
The forecast calls for 30 percent odds of showers tonight followed by clearing. Sunday will be partly cloudy with a chance of rain.
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Red Cross
Teresa Franklin
News-Post
Bhrerive
Jackson
Sam Yu
Rederick Municipal Airport
Timothy Jacobsen
Coalition
Marlin Fitzwater
Fitzwater
Julia Robb
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