Veterans Day parade endures in Brunswick Maryland town keeps tradition alive
Drizzly Brunswick held its 65th Veterans Day ceremony and parade led by 100 year old William Sherman Lowry. The town of about 5,000 features armored vehicles, the 389th U S Army Band, honor guards and National Guard units. The event remains Maryland’s only officially recognized Veterans Day celebration and one of 20 nationwide regional sites after a community-led revival in 1994.
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Brunswick
389Th U.S. Army Band
U.S. Secretary of Defense
American Legion
Angela Phillips
Frederick
Tim
Cambridge au pair gets manslaughter after murder conviction
British au pair Louise Woodward had her second degree murder conviction reduced to manslaughter by Judge Hiller B. Zobel in Cambridge Massachusetts. She could face over 20 years or be freed, with sentencing set for 3 pm. The ruling came after jurors said manslaughter should have been an option.
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Cambridge
Mass
Louise Woodward
Hiller B. Zobel
Zobel
Atlantic
Woodward
Middlesex Superior Court
Atthew Rappen
Matthew
Adamma Kappen
Hinsdale
Til
Stephen Colwell
Framiingham
Massachusetts
Rainfall aids groundwater and streams in Frederick County
Weather watchers report 3 to 4 inches of rain over the weekend boosting groundwater and stream levels after a dry period. National Weather Service meteorologist Brian Smith notes the region is catching up on drought relief, with Frederick County observers recording several inches since November began.
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Frederick County
National Weather Service
Brian Smith
D.C
Mr. Smith
Sterling
Bill Wolfe
Foxville
Church Dinners Face Setbacks After Poisoning News
Trinity United Church of Christ hosts Saturday dinner with volunteers Brenda Reagan and Bernice Fritzinger serving. Local churches report fundraisers suffered as details emerge about a food poisoning incident affecting a church dinner in St. Marys County.
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Brenda Reagan
Bernice Fritzinger
Trinity United Church of Christ
St. Mary's County
U S spy flights resume over Iraq despite Iraqi warning
United States resumes U two reconnaissance flights over southern Iraq after Baghdad warned it would shoot down any intrusions. UN Security Council to vote on a resolution with teeth as Koh Annan seeks Baghdad's cooperation. Richardson says longer-range flights depend on UN decision and Iraqi stance. US officials stress tough measures may pressure Saddam Hussein to reverse course.
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United Nations
Washington
UN Security Council
Iraq
Bill Richardson
Koh Annan
Tne
Baghdad
Fariq Aziz
Annan
Security Council
Saudi Arabia
Iraqi
Richardson
NBC
U.N
State Department
James Rabin
Saddam Hussein
Saddam
Rubin
Sunda
Frederick Buckham A Key Figure In Republican Rise
Frederick Buckham of Frederick is portrayed as a powerful D C staffer who helped drive the 1990s Republican agenda. Once chief of staff to Majority Whip Tom DeLay, he resigned to start a political consulting firm and aims to advance tax cuts, education reform, and liberty through party developments.
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Ed Buckham
Frederick
Capitol Hill
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
DeLay
Buckham
Roll Call
Washington
Republican Majosty
House of Representatives
Con
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