NATO jets strike Serb airbase and missile site
About 30 NATO warplanes bombed the Udbina airfield in Serb held Croatia and a surface to air missile site used to attack the Bosnian safe areas near Bihac. NATO said the raid aimed to limit collateral damage and involved U.S. Britain France and the Netherlands. Officials reported some hits but no allied losses.
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Bihac
Brussels
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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Bosnia
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Leighton W. Smith
Europe
United States
Britain
France
Netherlands
Abdina
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Bosnia- Herzegovina
Adm. Smith
Haris Silajdzic
Smith
U.N. Security Council
Bosna
Ubdina
Bihno
Cazin
Ps NATO
Willy Claes
Frederick to replace city street and traffic light poles
Frederick plans a $500,000, two year project beginning January to upgrade 8,000 street and traffic light poles from mercury and incandescent to high pressure sodium bulbs. Poles vary 10 to 30 feet, with materials including aluminum, cast iron and wood.
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Frederick
Bill Sheetz
Ium
Sheetz
Key Parkway
Frederick Community College
Mr. Sheetz
City resident dies after being struck crossing street
A 68-year-old Frederick man, Robert Lincell Slagle, died after being struck by a car while crossing South Jefferson Street with his wife. Slagle, who retired from Fort Detrick in 1992, was flown to Shock Trauma in Baltimore where he died about four hours later.
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Robert Lincell Slagle
Barbara Street
South Jefferson Street
Betty Lee
Sally P. Caplan
Baltimore
Owl's Club
Mr. Slagle
Fort Detrick
Maryland State Police
Inside The News Weather Eye On Helen’s Pie
The Frederick News ty Post prints daily weather notes and a pie feature by Gail Cissna. A playful regional item highlights Helen’s pumpkin pie and recycled paper themes, noting the finwspaper use and 100 percent recyclable messaging.
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Gail Cissna
Frederick Newsty Post
ESCAPE fights child abuse in local effort to prevent harm
The article outlines ESCAPE, a Frederick County program with 15 volunteer aides that visits at risk families to prevent child abuse. It links rising reports to family instability, stresses early intervention, and contrasts crisis prevention with post crisis responses.
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Poolesville
Florida
Frederick County
Child Protective Services
Susanne Riemer
Escape
Fredenck
Larry Harper
Harper & Associates
Harper
Mr. Harper
Arafat presses for truce amid Gaza clashes and unrest
Gaza City AP Arafat rallies 10,000 supporters to back democracy and security as factional violence threatens a Palestinian state. Clashes Friday between PLO police and Islamic activists left 13 dead, with Fatah Hawks masked fighters in attendance and tense scenes as mediation continues.
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Gaza Strip
Yasser Arafat
Beteen
Arafat
PLO
Palestine Liberation Organization
Israel
Palestinian Autonomy
Fatah Hawks
Aveae Ee
Fatah
Autonomy
Izzedine Al-Qassam
Islamic Movement
Hamas
Rabin Opens Gaza Tensions Talks With Clinton Aides
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin began two days of talks in Washington with Clinton administration and congressional leaders over Gaza tensions and a PLO appeal for aid. He met Secretary of State Christopher before a White House session with President Clinton, while Bosnia and Asia issues vie for attention. Rabin cites possible West Bank self rule, while considering a multinational force for the Golan Heights.
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Yitzhak Rabin
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Warren Chnstopher
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Middle East
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West Bank
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Syma
Christopher
Mr. Rabin
Golan Heights
Aninai
Israel
Egypt
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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