Bush to make holiday visit with soldiers
Western officials report a U.N. backed trade embargo against Iraq remains in force with aid to Jordan, Turkey, and Revet on the agenda. Saddam says Iraq seeks peace but will retaliate if attacked, while Primakov urges action to push Iraq from Kuwait and address Palestinian issues.
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Baker
Brussels
Belgium
Europea Economic Community
Jordan
Turkey
Revet
Iraq
Saddam
Abc-Tv
Israel
Primakov
New York
Kuwait
State Department
U.S
Choke Hold May Have Caused Death Of Deaf Student
Gallaudet University officials say choke holds are prohibited after the death of Carl Dupree, 41, of Springfield, from asphyxiation possibly linked to neck compression. Police describe the death as a homicide and continue investigations with no charges yet filed.
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Washington
Gallaudett+ Atha
Muriel Strassler
University For the Deaf
Carl Dupree
Springfield
Mr. Dupree
Gallaudet
Dupree
Frederick City Police Revise Cadet Program and Promotions Policy
City police reform outlines a cadet corps initiative to assist with non police duties and traffic control. Changes require mayoral review of promotion test and interview scores, with aldermen approval. Polygraph tests will be limited to personnel investigations. probationers face fewer required tests.
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Edward C. Hartmann
Frederick
Ashton
Paul Gordon
Gordon
Guard of Aldermen
Maj. Ashton
City approves single bidder for two Public Works trucks
N Lynn Tillery says city law allows awarding to an official's company if not involved in selection. Grimes Truck Center Inc. was the only bidder for two trucks budgeted at 90,000 with about 4,700 in trade-ins. A one year contract for Jacobson Wallace Rieseck Inc. to assist Carroll Creek development has a 115,500 cap and can renew annually. Aldermen set board meetings to start at 7 p.m. in January, replacing 7:30 p.m. start.
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N. Lynn Tillery
Grimes Truck Center Inc
E. Patrick St
Public Works Department
Gerald Kolbfleisch
Kolbfleisch
Frederick
Jacobson, Wallace, Rieseck Inc
Carroll Creek
Gene
Slim
Thieves Steal Safe From Myersville High Store
Frederick County sheriff reports a roof entry theft at Myersville High convenience store on Venturie Court. A safe containing 1700 dollars was found missing when the store opened at about 5 30 a.m. Friday, with investigators examining security footage and seeking leads.
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Myersville High
Venturie Court
Frederick County Sheriff’s Department
Sherff's Department
Theft at Tjamsville home robs eight guns and more
Maryland State Police report eight shotguns and rifles stolen from a Tjamsville residence Thursday afternoon between 3:45 and 4:30. A plastic jug of pennies was also taken. Value not known. Call Th. Gary Bachtell at 663-3101 with tips.
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Tjamsville
Maryland
Gary Bachtell
Waitress at Truck Stop Chronicles Meals and Mirth
An on-shift waitress recalls a crowded night at a highway truck stop cafe. Truckers swap jokes about Tuesdays and Thursdays, chase Salisbury steak, and argue over cooking perfection while tips average a dollar per table. A veteran named Jim spins road stories about the Feather River, New Orleans cuisine, and endless miles.
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Prince Charming
Smiley
Midwest
America
Feather River
Jim
Kle
West Virginia
New Orleans
Taza
Texas
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