Storms disrupt Bangladesh aid efforts
Relief workers face delays as storms and rough seas hinder aid deliveries in cyclone ravaged lowlands. CARE International officials warn the death toll could surge into the hundreds of thousands amid spreading disease and mass displacement.
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Bangladesh
Dhaka
Mohammad Musa
Care International
The
Red Crescent
Red Cross
Bay of Bengal
John Mohrbacher
CARE
New York
Emdald Hossain
Red Crescent Society
Comilla
Chittagong
Robin Needham
Bush back at White House after heart rhythm stabilizes
President Bush returns to the White House after doctors shift from electric shock to medication for atrial fibrillation. He says he is in good spirits and will resume work, with no transfer of power. Doctors note no organic heart disease and expect a gradual return to full activity.
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White House
Mr. Fitzwater
Jupiter
Fla
Fitzwater
Bush
Quayle
Quayle Not Asked to Assume Presidency Over Bush Illness
Vice President Dan Quayle learned early this morning he would not assume presidential powers. White House press secretary Marlin Fitzwater said doctors decided against electric shock to restore Bush’s heart rhythm, so Bush will keep authority. Bush, returning from the hospital, said Quayle has his full support and there is no change in plans for 1992.
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Camp David
Bethesda Naval
Lloyd
Fitzwater
Bush
Dan Quayle
Bethesda
Washington
White House
Marlin Fitzwater
John Sununu
Quayle
Fitawater
Mr. Fitzwater
Mr. Quayle
Volunteers practice crime scene search in Cunningham State Park
Central Maryland Crime Scene Search Team volunteers gather at Cunningham State Park to simulate evidence collection. They crawl a mock scene, mark clues with pink flags, log findings on grid sheets, and compare to police dog searches. Members from Frederick and Carroll counties train twice yearly, aiding in serious missing person hunts and even real cases like the officer slaying where a murder weapon was found.
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Central Maryland
Cunningham State Park
Thurmont
Rick Stotelmyer
Maryland State Police
Tfe
Floyd
Catoctin Mountains
Chuck Bowler
Howard County
Helen Shimkus
Finksburg
Melinda Henke
Frederick
Roger Thibaudeau
State Police Crime Lab
Frederick hosts Soviet athletes in cultural classroom event
Frederick features Soviet athletes in a cultural classroom story with photos on page A-2. The note highlights a festive Soviet county track competition as part of the day’s events, inviting readers to explore the significance of the visit.
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Frederick
Superpowers compete on FHS track
A large crowd attended the 1991 Pangaea International Exchange meet at Frederick High School where 50 local athletes and 40 Soviet youths raced, clapped hands, and cheered during opening and closing ceremonies marking a rare US Soviet youth athletic event.
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Fredenck
Pangaea
United States
Soviet Union
Frederick County
Viktoriya Tulina
Frederick High School
Tulina
Oleg Tsirkov
Mount Airy appoints Teresa Merten as new planner
Teresa Merten, 26, becomes Mount Airy’s first full time staff planning specialist, replacing a Baltimore firm consultant. She brings large color maps and slide shows to review meetings, aiming to emphasize how projects look and function. The mayor and planning officials praise her for refreshing ideas and quick grasp of town governance.
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Mount Airy
Planning Commission
Teresa Merten
Br. Dixon
Ms. Merten
Judith Rabb
Baltimore
Rosenfelt
Woolfolk
Jerry Johnson
Fred Goundry
Merten
University of Detroit
RIAL
RTKL
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Timothy Jacobsen
David Hood
Spectrum Water Blasting Inc
Rogers Office Supply and Equipment Inc
North Market Street
Bruce Lloyd
Mr. Bush
Kelly Hahn
Nancy Luse
News-Post
Inside the News
Maryland
Britain
Etters
Poereris
Ad Weather
Show Space Parthive
Superpowers
Mary Yankosky
Bill Green
Mt. Airy
Naewe Paper
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