Bhutto Party Wins Pakistan Election Victory Shakes Nation
Pakistan Peoples Party led by Benazir Bhutto appears to win a clear lead in national results with 217 districts tallied. Nawaz Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League trails as Bhutto vows coalition talks. The 40 year old veteran faces economic woes, poverty, illiteracy, and drug trafficking while aiming to return as prime minister in a fragile democracy.
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Harvard
Oxford
Pakistan
Pakistan Muslim League
Nawaz Sharif Smailer
Vms Bhutto
National Assembly
Nandera
Pakistan Peoples Party
Bhutto
Britain
Mohammed Zia Ul Haq
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Zia
Roney services set for All Saints Episcopal Church burial
Frederick residents honor longtime hospital auxiliary treasurer with 18 years of service and 10 000 hours of volunteer work. Survived by three daughters two sons ten grandchildren eleven great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Visitation Friday Oct 8 at Keeney Basford Funeral Home 106 E Church St. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery Saturday Oct 9. Memorials to All Saints Episcopal Church or Frederick Memorial Hospital Auxiliary.
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Woodsboro
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Weatherholt
Mount Olivet
Wither All Saints Episcopal Church
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Seventh St
Maryland Eyes Deaf Students Program Amid Costs
Funding officials reported MSPP testing will start next spring. A proposal to create a program for deaf students with severe emotional disabilities could address 35 cases currently lacking county support. Out of state residential care would cost Maryland $15,000 to $200,000 per student annually, while counties face their own budget crunches.
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Maryland General Assembly
State Department of Education
Maryland
John Cade
Anne Armnce
Tucker
Bridge restoration effort engages students in salvage work
Dean Fitzgerald leads a project to clean charred bridge wood and replace salvaged sections for braces on a new structure. Maryland law requires 75 hours of student community service, with volunteers signing up by calling 271 1843. Frederick County officials praise the community effort while cautioning residents to stay clear of construction zones at Loy's Station park.
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Roddy Road
Utica
Maryland
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Philipp
Wva
Fitzgerald
Frederick County
David Gray
Nutter
DPW
Loy’s Station Park
School board debate over teacher guides and film 1984
Frederick County officials clash over new teacher guides proposing chants and supernatural learning tools. Parents criticize the materials while a review committee forms to assess the film 1984 amid concerns of nudity and violence.
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deMonshill
deMull
Quit
Allcaals
Frederick County
Fim
Aidid ties with Sudan and Iran for arms and training
A U S official says Aidid's militia has received remote controlled mines and training, partly in Sudan possibly at an Iranian camp, with arms from Sudan and Kenya. Sudan and Iran emerge as unlikely allies against UN forces, complicating Somalia’s conflict.
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Kenya
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Hezbollah
Iran
United Nations
Fagan murder trial details reveal chilling evidence and family turmoil
Prosecutor sketches a cold calculated plan by Thomas Fagan to kill Debbie Fagan after a bitter separation. Photos show the victim's bloodied face and two young daughters as jurors hear how a life insurance claim followed the murder. The trial resumes with witnesses recounting the couple's divorce and custody dispute.
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Barnes
Mr Fagen
Wiliam Fagan Jr
Runkles Drive
Wilam Jr
Anthony Fiorda
Olney
Mr Fuorilla
Jmne
Mr Fagan
Allen Phillips
Fuorilla
Mr Phillips
Fiorilla
Phillips
Mr Barnes
Armstrong
National Institutes of Health
Debbie Fagar
William Fagan
Frederick County
Limda Perez
Gaithersburg
Perez
Fagar
William Nicklas
Clinton Presses Ahead With Somali Troop Buildup In Crisis
The Washington Post says Audid militia will hold the captured US pilot until UN frees over two dozen Aidid gunmen in UN custody. Maj Stockwell says Red Cross may visit the pilot within two days. Clinton plans to deploy 1500 to 2000 combat troops and more heavies, with 650 troops plus armored vehicles en route this week, amid congressional pressure and rising anger over Mogadishu violence.
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