Allies skeptical as Iraq pledges pullback and throttling limits
Western powers and the United States weigh a plan to bar Iraqi ground forces from a broad zone near Kuwait while Mosco mediates in Baghdad. Secretary Christopher meets Gulf ministers to press for a UNSC backed restriction as regional tensions persist amid a large U S military buildup.
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Saddam
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Baghdad
Warren Christopher
Britain
Saudi Arabia
Qatar
United Arab Emirates
Bahrain
Oman
Saddam Hussein
Douglas Hurd
U.N
Christopher
U.N. Security Council
United States
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Last-Minute Voters Rush to Register for Nov. 8 Election
At Winchester Hall on Tuesday night many residents including Laura Jones and Chris Shea rushed to register before the 9 PM deadline for the November 8 vote. Interviews show mixed motives and party signals as locals discuss civic duty, relocation, and political alignment. Constraints and scattered quotes hint at a lively, if messy, registration scene.
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Winchester Hall
Laura Jones
Chris Shea
Frederick
Terri Kelley
Shea
Middletown liquor fees spark club membership protest
restaurant owner and neighbors clash over whether AMVETS auxiliary members may affect liquor sales in Middletown. Mrs Snodgrass and Mrs Tregoning defend or challenge the influence as candidates debate alcohol access near U S 40. The veteran groups advocate or oppose policies tied to membership and fees.
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Snodgrass
Ahal
Thompson
Amvets Stadion Atomiate Organiz
Eva Uh
Sad Joning
Buster's
U.S. 40
Private investigator Dale Crawford opens up on work
The article discusses private investigator Dale Crawford, who plans to keep a low profile and shares that he loves the work despite its demands. He describes long hours and a shift from military police to civilian detective work, stressing the excitement beyond routine.
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Dale Crawford
Ene Crawford
Private Investigator Turns Cop in Anne Arundel
Private investigator Dale Crawford, author of The Private Detective's Textbook, announced a switch to a police career in Anne Arundel. The note appears continued on Page A-10.
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Dale Crawford
Anne Arundel
Inside The News Selections From The Frederick News Post
Leaked fragments from The Frederick News Post appear 100 percent recreated with altered streets and sections. The rewritten newspaper pieces reflect a mockup format, preserving some named entities while masking others to simulate an archival page.
Jimmy McGee Heads to New York for Heart Transplant
Eleven year old Jimmy McGee travels with his family from Frederick to New York for a heart transplant after years of medical issues. He carries a stuffed hippo named Lucky and is met by an ambulance in Teterboro, with surgery expected to last six to ten hours. The donor heart remains unnamed and details are carefully guarded.
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Michael Smith
Mr. Smith
Frederick
Rebecca
Emily Burke
St. Petersburg
Fla
McClanahan Books
New York City
Jimmy McGee
New York
Lucky
Frederick Municipal
Columbia Presbyterian
Jimmy
Bob Ayres
Mike
Paula
Teterboro
N.J
McGee
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Paula McGee
Judge limits Sauerbrey spending in Maryland race
A Frederick County Circuit Court judge ruled Ellen Sauerbrey’s campaign spending cap must include expenses paid by the state Republican Party. The decision rejects excluding GOP expenditures made on her behalf without her consent. This ruling affects public financing rules as Sauerbrey competes against Democrat Paris Glendening.
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Frederick County
Ellen Sauerbrey
Republican Party
Ralph S. Tyler
Sauerbrey
Heston Dobson Crafts Pits Into Peach Pit Baskets
Heston Dobson, 67, carves peach pits into small baskets using sandpaper and a hacksaw blade. He says nectarines work too and has made about 100 pieces for friends, hoping one day to be discovered.
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Heston Dobson
Littl
Dobson
Mr Dobson
Frederick
Gramm Praises Sauerbrey in GOP Battle for Maryland
Sen. Phil Gramm of Texas praised Ellen Sauerbrey as a GOP darling and expressed strong backing for her bid against Democrat Parris Glendening. Gramm called Sauerbrey a leading conservative voice and said the party bets she will win, despite Democratic strength in Maryland.
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Ellen Sauerbrey
Phil Gramm
Texas
Bronenick
Gramm
GOP
Will
Parris Glendening
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