Early voter turnout heavy in Frederick County Maryland
Frederick County voters crowded the polls as turnout raced toward 55 percent. By 9:30 about 7,500 voters, roughly 10 percent, had cast ballots. GOP support appeared strong with Ellen Sauerbrey favored, while urban areas showed near equal Democrat and Republican activity. Polls open until 8 p.m.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Frederick Armory
Donald Whitworth
Mr. Whitworth
GOP
Ellen Sauerbrey
Lewistown
Italian leaning election menus mark local politics in Frederick
Election night dinners lean Italian as Democrats favor Erni's Italian Kitchen on Rosemont Avenue where 26 years of politicking and Goodloe Byron history mingle. Freddy County Young Democrats, GOP figures, and local leaders frequent the spot, hoping tradition boosts results during campaign season.
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Roz Nasher
Erni
Rosemont Avenue
Frederick
Goodloe Byron
Ms. Nasher
Beverly Byron
Beverly
Nasher
Byrons
Frederick County
Ronald Young
Mr. Young
GOP
Tauraso’s
East Street
Republican Men’s Club
Jim Grimes
Roscoe Bartlett
Paul Stull
Weather and agriculture notes from the day
Fair tonight with lows in the mid 50s. Increasing clouds and a chance of afternoon showers on Wednesday with highs in the upper 60s. Also a note on Maryland agriculture education students invading Kansas with a see page reference.
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Maryland
Agriculture Education
Kansas Oy
Matt DeOrsey
Peter Quin
Adsciua Anenernes
Adanceannnen
Businss
Finance
Apnea
Arene
Poulona
Frederick News Post
Clinton leads late Dem surge in uneasy election mood
In a mudsplattered midterm, Clinton urged upbeat votes as Democrats fear losing Senate control while Republicans push to capture the House. Analysts and voters cite an uneasy mood helping GOP gains, with prominent figures and rising challengers shaping a high stakes battle across states.
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Clinton
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House
Minnesota
Delaware
Washington
GOP
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Mario Cuomo
New York
Thomas Foley
Jeb
George W. Bush
Bush
Florida
Texas
Mitt Romney
Republican Campaign Committee
CBS
Jer
Sey
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maine
Ohio
Michigan
Oklahoma
Arizona
Tennessee
Newt Gingrich
David Runkle
Gingrich
Smyrna
Atlanta
Gover
Security steps up at Winchester Hall after threats and incidents
Frederick County officials choose St. Moritz Security Service to provide building security starting Jan 1 with a contract through June 30, 1995 at 18400. The panel, citing past security problems and threats, approved 4-1 after a study and earmarked about 37000 for 1996. One guard currently covers Winchester Hall, with planned transition for January.
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Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Sue Ann Yingling
Ms. Yingling
Bruce Reeder
St. Moritz Security Service Inc
St. Moritz
Times
Yugoslav War Crimes Hearing Opens at The Hague
The Yugoslav War Crimes Tribunal opened its first session since World War II in the Hague with three judges behind bullet proof glass. Bosnian Serb Dusan Tadic faces 15 counts of genocide and 10 of murder indicted by German authorities. Prosecutor Richard Goldstone seeks his surrender from Germany as the court asserts jurisdiction over crimes in Prijedor during 1992.
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Hague
Netherlands
U.N
Dusan Tadic
Richard Goldstone
Richard Goldstone Asked the Panel To Request Mr. Tadic
Tadic
Munich
Joeng Sklebitz
Germany
Goldstone
At least two killed in Tehran street bombings
Two bombs exploded in Tehran's crowded southern neighborhoods injuring and killing residents. Initial Iranian state reports varied, with one noting three dead and many wounded, another later confirming two deaths. The Mujahedeen Khalq was blamed by authorities. the group denied responsibility. This marks the third street bombing in Tehran this year with multiple casualties.
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Cyprus
Tehran
Islamic Republic
Tehran Radio
Mujahedeen Khalq
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