U.S. skeptical as Iraq claims border withdrawal
Iraq said most troops pulled back from the Kuwaiti border, but the United States and Britain kept warning of threat. President Clinton said no withdrawal pattern change and Western deployments would continue. US officials cited evidence of north–south movement with reinforcements, not a retreat. Kuwait also questioned Baghdad’s claim, noting massing troops and southward movement.
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United States
Britain
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Emirate
Clinton
U.S
United Nations
Madeleine K. Albright
John Shalikashvili
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Sheik Saud Nasser al-Sabah
NBC
Voter registration deadline in Frederick County
The article notes the Nov 8 election deadline is 9 p.m. with in person registration required at Winchester Hall East Church Street. It cites Frederick County registering about 74,477 voters and 270 new registrations during recent drives at the Great Frederick Fair, In the Street, and Colorfest in Thurmont, as explained by John.
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Peepee
U.S
Frederick County
Frederick
Thurmonat
John
Plan to relocate BoE offices opposed in Frederick
Frederick City Planning Commission opposed relocating the county Board of Education offices from East Church Street to Hayward Road as inconsistent with the 1978 city comprehensive plan. The vote, debated and sent to city and county leaders, reflects cost and downtown location arguments.
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Schmersahl
Hayward Road
Raymond V. Barnes Jr
James Grimes
Frederick City
Barnes
Williams
Ies
School Board
Middletown votes on hard liquor in next referendum
Middletown commissioners urged Frederick County Election District 3 voters to reject a proposal allowing hard liquor sales with a Nov referendum. The district, home to about 7,200, now permits only beer, and officials fear increased abuse and underage access. They cited town schools and AMVETS as concerns and noted the limited current outlets.
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Frederick County
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Myersville
Washington County
Braddock Heights
Burgess Louise
Snodgrass
Middletown
Ereaeeaioen
Rudy
Wolfsville
Monty Ahalt
Main Street
Amvets
Mr. Ahalt
Ahalt
Amvet Club
Reres
Bromshire
Woirs Het Guing
Pastor Joseph Crews founder of radio ministry dies
Debra Hicks spokeswoman for Amazing Facts says Pastor Joseph Crews, founder of a radio ministry, died. His programs aired on 76 radio and 30 television stations and included the 15 194 Service Award from the Southern College of Seventh-day Adventists.
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Joseph Crews
Radio Ministry
Debra Hicks
Southern Collage
Seventh-day Adventists
Pastor Crews Ad Friend Reflects On Sudden Death
NiewspapreAREHIVE Bill May described Pastor Crews as a plain speaker whose clear message could not be missed. May recalled Crews died suddenly after a Thursday conversation, leaving colleagues stunned until a permanent replacement is found.
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Bill May
Crews
Mr. May
Aristide Allies Ready to Work as Cedras Quits
Aristide loyalists prepared to take office after Gen. Cedras resignation cleared the field for reconciliation. Clinton credited U.S. troops for restoring democracy as violence continued with a deadly hit and run near Miragoane.
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Aristide
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Mare Jonassaint
Louis Dejoie I
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Carter
U.S
Philippe Bramby
Michel Francois
E. Frogs
Dominican Republic
Pnteynale
Bramby
Panama
Venezia Aid Ier
Genea Schrager
United States
Clinton
Hahti
Miragoane
Seta
Schrager
Robert Malval
Minis
Marylanders Shine At World Daily Expo
Maryland exhibitors make their mark at the World Daily Expo with notable crops and innovations showcased across multiple booths. Local farmers and agribusinesses highlight new methods, promising varieties, and market opportunities during the international event.
Aristide's Return Sparks U S Haiti Aid Push
After three years in exile Aristide is due back in Haiti this weekend as the United States moves to back his presumed restoration to power. Officials say Washington favors a speedy democratic recovery while avoiding a full U S troop return. Food aid and feeding programs feature in the response to stabilize Haiti ahead of Aristide's return.
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Mi Arisi Aristide
Haiti
U.S
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Warren
CNN
Larry King
United States
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