U N to escort aid convoys with armored vehicles in Bosnia
U N relief efforts in Bosnia Herzegovina resume with flights into Sarajevo after a suspension. Armored convoys will escort aid to Sarajevo Travnik Tuzla and Tesanj as fighting continues. UN official Mendiluce stresses responsibility to aid victims during winter amid truce violations. Elie Wiesel plans to visit prison camps in Bosnia.
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Bosnia-Herzegovina
Jose Maria Mendiluce
U.N
Bosnia
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Turbe
Tuzla
Tesanj
Philippe Morillon
Yugoslavia
New York
Elie Wiesel
Bosnia- Herzegovina
Frederick County Names Farmer Maryland Superintendent of the Year
Frederick County School Superintendent Dr Noel T Farmer Jr has been named the 1992 Maryland superintendent of the year by the American Association of School Administrators. The award advances him to the 1993 nationwide competition, with the national winner to be announced in February.
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Noel T. Farmer Jr
Maryland
American Association of School Administrators
Dr. Farmer
Public School Superintendents Association of Maryland
National Association
Man indicted on bribery charges found dead in Gaithersburg
Tony Lee Scott, 45, one of four cashiers at the county trash transfer station indicted for bribery, was found dead in his apartment in Montgom ery Village from a probable drug overdose. He collapsed Sunday evening with a maintenance worker nearby, denied ingesting anything, and released rescuers. An autopsy was planned in Baltimore. police reported no foul play.
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Tony Lee Scott
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Walker's Choice Road
Montgomery Village
Ohio
Mir. Scott
Litchen
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Frederick County
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Dove Brothers Co, Inc
Gary Biddinger
Rocky Ridge
Lee Meyers
Walkersville
Shady Grove Road
State police cut hits Frederick police budget by $136k
Maryland budget officials say Frederick Police Department faces a $135,981 reduction in state aid as part of a statewide 25 percent cut to police funding announced by Gov. William Donald Schaefer. Lt. James Bowman notes the cut exceeds the city’s anticipated $85,000 reduction, with more than $9 million shaved from local departments statewide. City officials insist public safety remains unaffected and plan savings from training, books, and insurance premiums to offset the loss.
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William Donald Schaefer
Frederick
Maryland
James Bowman
Bowman
Paul Gordon
Ray Raeffensberger
Raffensberger
Carroll Creek stage III A completes most work
Frederick officials report the next to last section of the $60 million Carroll Creek flood control project is finished except for punch list items. Stage III A covers 1.15 miles from North Bentz Street to Highland Street and is about 70 percent complete overall with six to eight weeks of remaining incidental work.
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Frederick
Gary Hessong
Baker Park
West Patrick Street
South Court Street
Hessong
Bentz Street
Carroll Parkway
Highland Street
East Patrick Street
East Street
Mark Scire
Paul Gordon
Farm Family of the Year honors go to Glenn and Jean Eaves and sons
Glenn and Jean Eaves and their three sons were named Frederick County's Farm Family of the Year at the Chamber of Commerce banquet. The Eaves operate a large dairy and crop operation with 28 acres of strawberries and 13 additional farms, milking 2,571 enas, employing 45, and boasting a multi-farm, multi-state outreach.
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Glenn
Jean Eaves
Frederick County
Chamber of Commerce
Eaves
Weather and nature notes with drumming ruffed grouse
Partly sunny with increasing clouds and highs near 63. Tonight and tonight into Wednesday bring showers and 60s. Thanksgiving outlook shows scattered showers with highs in the 50s. Maryland weather maps on Page inside. Also note drumming ruffed grouse and Jim Gilford's Drumming log on Page B-3.
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Maryland
Jim Gilford
Enrollment rise at Frederick County Catholic schools
Increase of 9.5 percent at Frederick County Catholic schools mirrors state trend with Archdiocese reporting a 3 percent rise to 31,978 students across 100 schools. Carroll County leads growth at 17 percent while Baltimore City schools fall slightly. Prospect Hall in Frederick up to 152 students from 130 as families seek religious education amid weak economy.
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Archdiocese of
Baltimore
Carroll County
Baltimore City
Edward Hoffman
St. John’s
Prospect Hall
Frederick
Task force to examine care offered for mentally ill
Frederick County Commissioners voted to form a task force examining services for mentally ill inmates at the Frederick County Adult Detention Center. Jail officials say many inmates receive care in the medical ward due to ineligibility for external treatment, and advocates urge a broader review to avoid a lose lose lose situation. The task force will include law enforcement, medical professionals, and mental health groups.
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Frederick County
Frederick County Adult Detention Center
Springfield Hospital Center
Norine Haas
Frederick County Mental Health Association
Gail Bowerman
Ms. Haas
Carl Harbaugh
Dick Kopp
Alliance For the Mentally Ill
Chinese jet crash kills 141 on Malaysia bound flight
AP reports 141 passengers perished when a passenger jet crashed into three mountains on a southern tourist route. All 11 aboard were Chinese or from nearby regions. government says this is China’s worst air disaster. Witnesses recall smoke before impact near Yaneh.
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Macao
Hong Kong
Xinhua
Yaneh
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