Iraq sanctions debate delayed as Baghdad threat blocks easing
UNITED NATIONS AP Iraq’s threats to end cooperation with UN monitors have solidified Security Council support for delaying any talk of easing sanctions. A positive monitor report suggested possible lifting within six months, but threats to cooperate jeopardize credibility and council unity.
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Bartlett backs Clinton troops on Kuwait border
Dr. Bartlett a member of the House Armed Services Committee expresses relief that President Clinton adopts the same approach as President Bush in 1992 toward Saddam Hussein. He urges Maryland’s delegation to support a swift operation to deter Saddam and block nuclear ambitions in the Persian Gulf.
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Virginia businessman seeks Shawnee help for Md. mountain casino
A Virginia entrepreneur plans to build a casino on Wills Mountain near Cumberland with Shawnee Indians from Oklahoma and Donald Trump. The project, if approved by federal and state authorities, could become the first Indian gaming run by an out of state tribe, and may face a statewide referendum. James L. Silvester of BAS/Breckinridge Group leads the effort, owning land on and around the mountain, and says tribal officials plan to send a letter of intent, with Trump already expressing interest.
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Officer takes blame for friendly fire in Iraq helicopter disaster
Maj. Douglas Martin declares he bears responsibility for a deadly April 14 incident over northern Iraq while serving on an AWACS radar plane. Lt. Joseph Halcli also waives rights to a separate hearing as five officers, including Maj. Lawrence Tracey and Capt. Jim Wang, face dereliction of duty charges. The case, heard at Tinker Air Force Base, will conclude with a Colwell recommendation on court martial or discipline.
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Middletown considers liquor sales amid referendum debate
AMVETS supporters defend private nonprofit status while residents push for wine and beer options. Mrs. Tregoning backs liquor inclusion to serve patrons, noting business needs and a beer offering already exists. Local shop owners discuss competition and licensing plans as Middletown’s Third District borders Braddock Heights and Washington County.
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Vote (Continued From Page A-1) County election high stakes
Ms Hartges a Democrat says the November 8 vote will decide county direction and address overcrowding in public schools. She notes it will determine if kids attend year round and endure crowded classrooms. Kay Cormier votes at the last minute after a busy period. She says she wants to be part of the system rather than the problem and felt she almost slipped up.
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Man arrested for killing 13 year old in Baltimore
A 61-year-old Baltimore man, Nathaniel Hurt, was charged with first degree murder and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony after shooting Vernon Holmes, 13, amid youths throwing rocks at Hurt’s car. Holmes died from a chest wound. Hurt was held pending bond.
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Americans and Brockhouse Win Nobel in Physics
An American and a Canadian share the 197X Nobel Prize in physics for neutron scattering methods revealing atomic structure. Clifford G. Shull of MIT and Bertram N. Brockhouse of McMaster University win $830,000 jointly. Shull calls the field transformed by powerful neutron sources.
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