Captive American pilot fears for life amid Mogadishu chaos
Captain Durant, 32, was shot down during the Somalia battle and captured by Somalis after his helicopter was hit by a rocket. He reports being dragged through the streets, beaten, and chained in three houses before reception of medical care. The confrontation left 15 U.S. servicemen and a Malaysian peacekeeper dead and hundreds wounded.
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Kenya
Somalia
Britain
Guardian
CWO
Michael Durant
Liberation
CWO Durant
Red Cross
Aidid
Mogadishu
Memberships for Frederick County Agricultural Society up for auction
Two memberships to the Frederick County Agricultural Society go to auction Monday afternoon in Johnsville as part of a large consign ment sale. The 31 year old society owns the fairgrounds and runs the Great Frederick Fair with 250 stockholder memberships. Life members receive parking and general admission to events, plus participation in annual meetings and board elections.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
Frederick News-Post
Johnsville
Austin Bohn
Frederick Fairgrounds
Frederick Fair
Louise Weagly
Jefferson
Helen VanFossen
James Grimes
Charlie Horn
Frederick
Horn
Grimes
Great Frederick
Lake Linganore Fees Ruling Upholds Association Powers
A Frederick County Circuit Court judge ruled that the Lake Linganore Association may assess membership fees and place liens on properties of scofflaws. Judge Herbert L. Rollins issued the decision late Thursday, affirming the association’s right to enforce dues and collect penalties through lien action.
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Lake Linganore Association
Scofflaws
Frederick County
Herbert L. Rollins
Lake Singapore
Rollins
Richard
Dorothy Bright
Michael
Valerie James
Mohammed
Cynthia Izadi
Brian
Kathy Rice
Singapore
Frederick
Association
John Mulligan
Mulligan
Lake Linganore
Martha Lowry Honored for Effort to Place Disabled Students
Martha Lowry, 1993 Frederick County teacher of the year, earned honors for coordinating Rock Creek School and Career and Technology Center efforts to place about 20 severely disabled students in sustaining jobs. Students work with six Rock Creek job coaches, with some wages subsidized by the county Board of Education, and many graduate into positions in custodial, food service, and clerical fields.
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Martha Lowry
Rock Creek
Frederick County
Career and Technology Center
Frederick
United States Department of Agriculture Training Center
Mount St. Mary’s and
Frederick Community Colleges
Lowry
Sister Identifies Murder Victim in Trial Testimony
Keily Appicello, sister of Deborah Patricia Fagan, identified the victim in court as the woman found shot and battered near a car door. Prosecutors accuse William Fagan Sr. of first degree murder. he denies involvement. Appicello recalled warning about locking doors as she left for work with children nearby.
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William Robert Fagan
Keily Appicello
Smith
Deborah Patricia Fagan
Fagan
Brunswick High School Football Beats Walkersville Lions for 200th Win
Inside The News Weather previews a weekend with sun and warmth today, showers tonight, and cooler conditions Sunday. In sports, the Brunswick High School football team posts a 200th win after a dominant second half over the Walkersville Lions, and TJ sets a scoring mark in a 62-0 victory against North Carroll.
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Brunswick
Walkersville Lions
North Carroll
Record flu clinic draws 1342 immunizations in Frederick County
Doors opened early at the Frederick County Health Department for flu and pneumonia shots. By 11 a.m. about 900 people had received vaccines and 1342 total were immunized by close. Six clinics planned this month as officials compare to prior totals.
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Bill Green
Frederick County
James Bowes
Bowes
Health Department
Gloria Shaulis
Ms. Shaulis
Ms. Shaukis
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News-Post
Inside the News
First Flu
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