Dole and Mitchell push sanctions on North Korea
Senate leaders Dole and Mitchell called for economic sanctions after North Korea refueled a reactor without IAEA inspectors. Korea defended the move, saying it did nothing to deserve sanctions. IAEA inspectors were en route to Yongbyon as the debate continued.
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North Korea
Senate
George Mitchell
United States
Mitchell
Chee Han Chun
Beijing
International Atomic Energy Agency
IAEA
Choe
Bob Dole
Mr. Dole
NBC
Underage drinking party busted by Frederick County sheriff
The Frederick County Sheriff’s Office shut down a Mount Pleasant area party Saturday night after undercover deputies were invited in. About 75 people attended. eight received civil citations for underage alcohol possession after breath tests. Those who passed left. others could stay with supervision or call parents. Continued on Page A-9.
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Frederick County
Harbaugh
Fifteen Businesses Charged With Underage Alcohol Sales
Frederick County Sheriff's Office charged fifteen businesses for selling alcohol to underage persons after a special operation visited 37 establishments using underage interns. Sheriff Carl Harbaugh noted similar prior results and warned about party-related injuries during graduation season.
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Frederick County
Sheriff's Office
Carl Harbaugh
Sheriff's
Banker Ricketts Creates Giant Bubble Sculpture Machine
Robert Ricketts a Chevy Chase Federal Savings Bank supervisor tests and plans to market a bubble sculpture device. Inventor Felix Cartagena from Newark Del created the machine ten years ago for fun and windless days. Ricketts and relatives expect profits while praising bubbly picnics and playful innovation.
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Chevy Chase Federal Savings Bank
Robert Ricketts
Heck
Mr. Ricketts
Braddock Heights
Felix Cartagena
Newark
Del
Felix
Ricketts
Wallace Michael
Michael
Cartagena
West Patrick Street construction delayed by missing signs
The West Patrick Street project between U S 15 and Jefferson Street in Frederick delayed its Monday start after signs failed to arrive. State official Robert Fisher said signs will arrive Monday afternoon, shifting work to Tuesday. The phased plan runs through October 1995 with a first phase to Nov 18 and a second from April 1995 to the following October. access to businesses will be maintained.
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West Patrick Street
U.S. 15
Jefferson Street
Frederick
Robert Fisher
State Highway Administration
Amtrak Meteor Derails in North Carolina, One Dead
An Amtrak Silver Meteor bound from New York to Florida derailed after striking or being struck by a freight train component near Smithfield, killing one and seriously injuring at least four. About 170 others had lesser injuries as 12 of 13 cars left the tracks and a lead engine plunged into a ravine. Passengers described a sudden, frightening derailment as responders evacuated the cars and assessed the damage.
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Smithfield
N.C
Amtrak
New York
Florida
R.C. Medlin
Tne
Johnston
Richard Self
Mr. Medlin
Sue McGrath
WIVD
Dick Hutchinson
Self
Second hearing set on Cullen Center expansion plan
At a Saturday meeting in SABILLASVILLE residents, officials, and YSI staff discussed expanding the Victor Cullen Center population from 125 to 184 juvenile inmates. A second public meeting was scheduled for Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the town elementary school.
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Skip Lawrence
Pam Fox
Cullen
David Dolch
Minnesota Twins Sweep Orioles in 52 Win on Sunday
The Minnesota Twins completed a three game sweep of the Baltimore Orioles with a 5 2 win on Sunday. Weather notes predict a cooler night near 50 and a gradual cool trend into Tuesday with mid 60s highs. Page references indicate western Maryland weather and map on A-2 Sports. Classified ads and recycling notes appear in the Frederick News Post.
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Maryland
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore Orioles
Frederick News- Post
Hood College to award diplomas to double transplant survivors
Denise Gavun Bernaske and Suzanne Quesada, two double transplant survivors, will graduate from Hood College on May 21. Quesada, 31, from Gaithersburg, majors in communications and thanks doctors for a new pancreas and kidney. Bernaske, 54, pursued art and computer graphics design, had a Catholic school background, and faced family losses before the life changing transplant.
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Suzanne
Hood College
Suzanne Quesada
Gaithersburg
Ms. Quesada
Denise Gavun Bernaske
Ms. Bernaske
Evanston, Ill
Chicago
Denver
Denise Bernaske
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