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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1991

Page

1

Patterson criticizes Koski as budget cuts hit school plan

Patterson lashes Koski as the board approves 3.55 million in reductions over two weeks. A June 18 furlough for all board employees is set to save funds, while union leader Jack Patterson accuses the budget moves and Koski calls the union misinformed amid a 3.35 percent raise deemed a token cut. The Monday session opened with about 25 teachers present.

Frederick County Teachers’ Association Jack Patterson Koski Patterson

Dubrovnik Hit as Yugoslav Forces Pound City in War Update

Yugoslav gunboats pounded the Adriatic port of Dubrovnik as EC monitors withdrew for safety amid a siege that has left Dubrovnik a shelled wasteland. Croatian and Belgrade radio reports clash over casualty figures as EC monitors press ceasefire efforts amid a widening war.

Belgrade Yugoslavia Dubrovnik European Community Croatia Socialist Republic of Serbia Adriatic Sea Sima Ce Cleonas Tyee Adriatic Koestal Croatian Radio Radio Belgrade Slavonia Nova Gradiska Slavonski Brod Slunj Rijeka Vukovar Croatian Defense Ministry Zagreb Vinkovci Federal Sid Serbia Vinkovcr

Inside The News Weather Prediction

Cloudy with sprinkles possible as the day progresses. High temperatures reach the middle range. Maryiend weather map features on Page A-2. Family section notes a sweater trend as a fall wardrobe highlight.

Peer Bey Nessusseerery Eevereestreres Woether

Fragmented local notice on paper dated 2018 recycled

A fragmented sentence from a local newspaper mentions printing and recycling. It references a newspaper, a date in 2018, and general activity around the paper’s production and reuse. No clear event or named entities are readable.

Veterans Day Reflections On War Wag Back To Normal Life

Frederick and nearby towns mark Veterans Day as Iraq and Saudi deployments recede. Sgt Donald Harrison, with National Guard ties in Mt. Washington, recalls Gulf War service and says life is returning to routine despite questions about the Middle East. Teammates like Sgt David Hartung report similar easing, while families cope with homesickness and holiday hopes as loved ones near Fort Campbell and Fort Hood.

Frederick Saudi Arabia Donald Harrison Parana Sgt. Harrison Middle East Knoxville Harrison National Guard Mt . W.va Guard Army David Hartung Middletown Hartung Frederick County Dee Faulkner Mount Airy Jeffrey Saudi Arama Fort Campbell Faulkner Charlie Whitfield U.S. Army 2Nd Armored Division Fort Hood, Texas

Libertytown WWI Hero Honored by Local Grotto Creche

A 70 year old grotto creche near St. Peter's Church in Libertytown memorializes Pvt. William Bunke, the town’s sole World War I casualty. Bunke, raised locally, enlisted in 1917 with Frederick's 115th Infantry, died in France near the Argonne Forest three weeks before the armistice. His diary, later given to the church, chronicles his unit's journey from Hoboken to a mid June 1918 transport, while neighbors recall his patriotism and ties to Notre Dame Academy.

St. Peter's Catholic Church Libertytown William Buake France Buake Argonne Forest Bunke Charles E. Smith Notre Dame Academy St. Peter's Gene Nickel St. Peter's Church Burke Frederick 115Th Infantry United States Nickel Banke Smith 115Th Hoboken N.J

Bush pays tribute to U S veterans on Veterans Day

President Bush leads observances at Arlington National Cemetery and praises Desert Storm veterans while calling for national thanks to all who served. He vows to honor World War II veterans as the 50th anniversary memorial approaches. He plans ceremonies in Hawaii on December 7 and attends CIA swearing in, then a New York fundraiser.

Washington Bush America Arlington National Cemetery Mr. Bush Navy Hawaii Pearl Harbor Mr Bush Camp David White House Robert Gates Central Intelligence Agency New York

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