Troops to be in Bosnia before Christmas
Washington AP reports thousands of U.S. soldiers will deploy to Bosnia before Christmas to help NATO maintain the peace. About 20,000 Americans are expected to participate alongside 60,000 total allied troops. General George Joulwan would command the operation, with the 1st Armored Division as the main U.S. force and some US-based units yet to be named.
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Ohio
al Gore
ABC
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Europe
Dennis Reimer
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United States
Reimer
10Th Mountain Division
Fort Drum
N.Y
Salvation Army Thanksgiving Dinner Aids Body And Soul
The Salvation Army hosts its annual Thanksgiving Dinner focusing on feeding the hungry and ministering to people in multiple ways. Reverend Dr Larry L. Eubanks of First Baptist Church of Frederick described the effort as central to the Gospel.
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Wanda Fultz
Faye Tipps
First Baptist Church
Dill Avenue
Jennel Berry
Jeff Glass
Date departure fuels privatization debate in Frederick County
Frederick County economic development chief Donald Date's retirement sparks a clash over privatizing the Economic and Community Development Commission. Proponents seek a nonprofit private entity with federal status to operate free of procurement ethics and sunshine laws, while opponents warn of loss of oversight and public control as a draft plan to unveil next month faces scrutiny.
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ECDC
Frederick County
Donald Date
County Economic Development Authority
Galen Clagett
Don Date
Mark Hoke
Donald Linton
Frederick
Hood College
Linton
Hoke
Ilona Hogan
Winchester Hall
Board of County Commissioners
Richard Grossmeckle
Clagett
Ation
Economic Development Commission of
Bernie Grove
Grossnickle
Mike Fitzgerald
J. Anita Stup
Maryland group flags unsafe toys including Elmo item
The Maryland Public Interest Research Group lists 18 toys as unsafe or inappropriate for young children, citing choking hazards and loopholes in the 1994 Child Safety Protection Act. Alexandra Boose notes progress yet warns some products still violate safety standards. she cites a yellow rubber ball with wings that jam the choke test. Since 1990, 126 children have died nationwide from toy-related incidents.
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Maryland
Public Interest Research Group
Marypirg
Alexandra Boose
Ms. Boose
Thanksgiving holiday edition notice from The Frederick News Post
The Frederick News Post will not publish on Thursday November 23 in observance of Thanksgiving. Portions of the newspaper are printed on 100 percent recycled paper and the paper is recyclable.
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Frederick News
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Crawford launches bid to unseat Bartlett in Maryland
University of Maryland professor Steve Crawford, a Democrat from Frederick, announces a second run against incumbent Roscoe Bartlett in Maryland's 6th District. Crawford accuses Bartlett of following Newt Gingrich on key votes and cites past cuts to student loans and social programs to fund tax breaks for the wealthy. He highlights his prior campaign strategy using the Internet and plans renewed online outreach with local providers.
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Roscoe Bartlett
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Hagerstown
Nel Chillon
Cumberland
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