American diplomat seized in Yemen by unknown abductors
In San a Yemen an American diplomat Haynes Mahoney station chief for US Information Service was kidnapped after leaving a reception. Police sources report he was moved to Mareb about 100 miles southeast of San a. No group has claimed responsibility and no ransom demands have surfaced.
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Weather forecast and calendar notice in Frederick News Post
The Frederick News Post reports increasing cloudiness tonight with lows in the mid 90s and a Saturday rain chance with highs near 50. It highlights local calendars and a page reference for more weather details and a map.
Thanksgiving Dinner At Beacon House Attracts Fewer Guests
The Frederick Hescue Mission Beacon House hosted Thanksgiving for about 150 diners, well below last year’s 335. Executive director Ben Lindsey cited increased homelessness awareness and broader invitations as reasons. Volunteers included first timers and regulars such as Joan Jenkins and Diana Williams, with remarks on giving back and understanding others’ needs. Beacon House serves daily meals and runs a nine month addiction program.
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Ms. Jenkins
Takaseede Aweou
Puesick
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Churchill Faces Question If He Knew Pearl Harbor Threat
British intelligence released wartime files from 1941 42 showing a December 4 1941 Most Secret Japanese message to burn documents. While no intercept clearly proved Churchill knew of the Pearl Harbor attack observers say historians may draw different conclusions after reviewing all materials. The release also includes a 1942 German camp death report and a Japanese ambassador note quoted Hitler supporter Ribbentrop.
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Fagan jury deliberations resume in murder trial
Jurors in the murder trial of Robert William Fagan Sr. resumed deliberations this morning after a Thanksgiving break. Deborah Patricia Fagan, 30, estranged wife, was found shot to death in her car on Ashcroft Terrace on Jan. 6, 1992. Deliberations began on Wednesday Nov 17 and continued into the evening as jurors weighed the charges against Fagan.
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Deborah Patricia Fagan
Ashcroft Terrace
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Thanksgiving Snowstorms Halt Travel and Gatherings Nationwide
Freezing temperatures and heavy snow disrupted Thanksgiving travel from Texas to the Midwest and Northeast. Flights were canceled at Dallas Fort Worth as America Airlines struggled post strike. Snow blocked roads in Oklahoma and icy conditions caused multiple fatal crashes. Macy's parade in New York drew crowds despite cold, while shelters in Atlanta and aid groups abroad extended meals and donations to those stranded or homeless.
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Unrest may delay Israel Gaza pullback admits Rabin
After a day of deadly clashes in Gaza Prime Minister Rabin warned a withdrawal could be delayed. Hamas and Izzedine el Qassem threatened Israeli soldiers while violence spread across Gaza with youths burning tires and protests noted. Rabin called December 13 a target not a fixed date and urged time to resolve security issues before moving forward.
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Haaretz Daily
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Israel Television
Frederick County post offices on list for possible closure
Three Frederick County post offices are on a statewide list of 29 under review for possible closure. Fifteen sites, including Lyamsville and Knoxville, have transferred service to other offices though not officially closed. thirteen others, such as Tuscarora, remain open but under review. Officials cite aging facilities and vacancies from early retirement incentives as factors shaping the review process.
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Knoxville
Tuscarora
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