West Deploys Massive Force to Thwart Iraq in Kuwait
Washington ordered tens of thousands of troops and air power to the region as Saddam Hussein faces a new crisis. Dozens of thousand U.S. and allied forces train in Kuwait and surrounding areas while the security council debates sanctions. Albright defended U.S. policy, linking Iraqi suffering to Saddam’s actions.
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Fort Stewart
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Cornwall
Britain
George Washington
United Nations
Baghdad
Security Council
Council
David Hannay
France
Russia
United States
Ms. Albright
CNN
City police charge two men with motorcycle theft
Frederick City police charged two men with theft over $300, tampering with a motor vehicle and destruction of property after a 1:19 a.m. incident at Willowcrest Apartments. Robert W. Fisher, 19, of Rockville, and Michael S. McManamay, 22, of Silver Spring, were identified with a motorcycle. McManamay also faced marijuana possession charges.
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Frederick City
Willowcrest Apartments
Key Parkway
Eric Stanley
Jerry Morales
Robert W. Fisher
Rockville
Michael S. McManamay
Silver Spring
McManamay
Two Charged With Drug Violations Near Urbana Park and Ride
Frederick County deputies arrested a juvenile suspect after noticing three men in a wooded area near the Urbana Park and Ride. A pipe and marijuana were found in a car, triggering one arrest while two others fled. Mary land State Police helicopter and K9 units assisted in pursuing one suspect identified as 18 year old Don Jay Leatherman of Myersville. Deputies continue to search for the third person.
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Frederick County
Gary Cline
Urbana Park
Maryland State Police
Don Jay Leatherman
Brethren Church Road
Myersville
Four face charges in car theft case near Urbana
Four men were charged with felony theft after police found a stolen 1996 Pontiac behind a Urbana Exxon on Fin gerboard Road at about 11 39 p.m. The vehicle had been stolen from Washington DC on September 17. Arrested were Donald L. Ghee 40 David L. Moore 48 Robert A. Howell 33 all from Washington DC and Rollie Montgomery 35 of Lynchburg DC.
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M.land State Police
J.B. Hovis
Urbana
Exxon
Fingerboard
Washington, D.C
Donald L. Ghee
David L. Moore
Robert A. Howell
Washington D.C
Rollie Montgomery
Lynchburg, D.C
Seed of the Gunton sparks school drinking debate continues
Commissioners hear from residents including Mrs ass about liquor issues as Seed of the Gunton is discussed. She warns about problems in nearby schools from drinking and urges action to curb the issue.
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Gunton
Woodsboro discusses water improvements and plans
Woodsboro Town Commission met Monday to review water upgrades, Woodsboro Days, and Halloween. Burgess Donald Trimmer announced completion of the water program, noting 2 inch lines replaced and the system sectioned for targeted work. He thanked residents for patience and urged turnout for a weekend craft show and yard sales while warning that trick-or-treating is not allowed.
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Woodsboro
Burgess Donald Trimmer
Verey
Trimmer
Haiti Aid Push Aims At 1.3 Million In Need
Officials say an expanded program will reach 1.3 million Haitians in need, including 5 year olds and older, plus women and the elderly, as sanctions are lifted after Aristide’s return. Dozens of American experts will assist transitions, with the International Office of Migration helping resettlements. Donor countries pledged 77 million to clear debts, unlocking up to 230 million in aid and allowing World Bank and IMF programs to restart.
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Inter- American Development Bank
International Monetary Fund
Mark Schneider
Agency For International Development
Aristide Struggles amid Haitian Regime Changes
The Malval ministers revoked all government appointments by Jonassaint since Cedras installed him as a civilian figurehead. Aristide, who was appointed after the 1991 coup, had not wielded power for security reasons. Cedras resigns amid protests while Maj. Gen. Duperval calls for an orderly army and Aristide vows a smaller force and civilianized police functions.
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Malval
Jonassaint
Gen. Cedras
Mary
Aristide
Cedras
Jean-Claude Duperval
Potomac Investment Plans 76 Townhomes in Dearbought Area
Frederick police report notes the city commission conditionally approved a final site plan for Potomac Investment Associates to build 76 townhomes on 114 acres in Dearbought. City staff urged continued review to address loose ends including river park land transfers, Derr House inclusion, a fire hydrant, and a Derr House concept plan, with a one year deadline to resolve or the plan voids.
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Frederick
Commission
Potomac Investment Associates
Joseph Adkins
River Park
Derr
Derr House
Saff
Deputies Arrest 16 Year Old and 19 Year Old on Drug Charges
Deputies stopped a vehicle for an alleged illegal U turn on U S 340 near I 70 early Monday. A drug dog alerted on the vehicle leading to charges of possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia for a 16 year old and Jeffrey T. Dailey 19 of Orrtanna Pa Investigating deputy was Sean McKinney.
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U.S. 340
Interstate 70
Jeffrey T. Dailey
Orrtanna
Sean McKinney
Pastor Crews Dies After Stroke Following Angioplasty
Pastor Crews died after a cerebral hemorrhage Saturday while being discharged from Washington Adventist Hospital Takoma Park. Born December 28, 1924 in Colfax North Carolina, he served 47 years with the Seventh-day Adventist Church and pastored in Florida Texas Kentucky India and Pakistan. Survived by wife Lu Ann Tunison Crews two sons Larry and Dennis four grandchildren and two brothers. Viewing 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at Hagerstown Seventh-day Adventist Church Funeral 10 a.m. Thursday October 13 Minnich Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Washington Adventist Hospital
Takoma Park
Hicks
Crews
Colfax
N.C
Southern Missionary College
Collegedale
Tenn
Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary
Washington, D.C
Seventh-day Adventist Church
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Texas
Kentucky
India
Pakistan
Lu Ann Tunison Crews
Larry Crews
Dennis Crews
Frederick
Norman Crews
North Carolina
Ray Crews
David Ronald Crews
Guy Crews
Joseph Oscar Crews
Mary Lake McDowell
Hagerstown
Robinwood Drive
Minnich Funeral Home
Denver teachers enter second day of illegal strike
AP reports Denver public school teachers enter the second day of their strike as union lawyers battle orders to return to work. State Labor Commissioner Joe Donion says the strike began Monday is illegal and could trigger $100 daily fines and up to 60 days in jail. A hearing was set on the state's request for a court order compelling teachers to return.
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Denver
Joe Donion
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