U S eyeing naval blockade of Haiti
President Clinton weighs options after the assassination of Haiti's transition minister Guy Malory. White House aides discuss deploying U S warships to enforce a U N embargo, with action possible this weekend under U N authority.
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U.S
Haiti
Washington
Clinton
Jean- Bertrand Aristide
White House
Mark Gearan
Gearan
U.N
Guy Malory
Aristide
Gore
Malory
Aristi
United States
Robert Malval
Malval
United Nations
State Department
Freed pilot Durant in good spirits after surgery
American pilot Michael Durant, freed by Somali leader Aidid after 11 days in captivity, was airlifted to a German military hospital. Doctors say his leg injury is stabilized and his back fracture could heal, with a full recovery likely. He was welcomed by his unit and praised by President Clinton.
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Mogadishu
Somalia
Michael Durant
Germany
Chief Durant
Mohamed Farrah Aidid
Durant
Clinton
Umar Shantali
Aidid
India
Washington
Senate
U.S
Horn of Africa
United Nations
U.S. Army
Dawn Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
Ramstein Air Base
Frankfurt
Berlin
N.H
U.S. Army Hospital
Landstuhl
Lorrie
Potomac Pedalers to bike through Frederick County
Hundreds of cyclists from the Potomac Pedalers club will ride across Frederick County this weekend. About 465 riders will tackle routes from 18 to 100 miles starting at Hood College, Frederick Community College, and other points, with socializing planned at the Holiday Inn on U.S. 40.
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Frederick County
Potomac
Pedalers
Hills and Dales
Holiday Inn
U.S. 40
Hood College
Frederick Community College
Council Can't Form Quorum in Middletown Meetings
Middletown town council held meetings Monday and Thursday with many absences leaving Burgess Louise Snodgrass unable to achieve a quorum both nights. She arranged a workshop for Monday and planned a Thursday session, but only councilmen David Lake and Fred Rudy attended Thursday.
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Middletown
Louise Snodgrass
Burgess Snodgrass
David Lake
Fred Rudy
Mandela and de Klerk share Nobel Peace Prize
Nelson Mandela and F W de Klerk won the Nobel Peace Prize for steering South Africa toward democracy and ending apartheid. The prize adds pressure to reduce violence as the two leaders prepare for multiracial elections in 1994 and a transition to one man one vote. Desmond Tutu praised the joint award as fitting.
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Oslo
Norway
Nelson Mandela
F.W. de Klerk
South Africa
Nobel Committee
Francis Sejersted
de Klerk
Mandela
Mr. de Klerk
African National Congress
ANC
London
Johannesburg
Chris Hani
Desmond Tutu
Cape Town
Norwegian Radio
Sejersted
Carl Niehaus
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Malary
Schnee
American Backyard Bird
Frederick
Waverly
Superba
Mitchem Riad
Hyssong Appliance Center
E. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Catoctin Mountain
Fredericks
Buckeystown Pike
Leggett
Beggett
Francis Scott Mall
MasterCard
VISA
American Express
Carey
Frederick City
Gregory Carey
Greg Carey
Colonial Jewelers
Patrick Street
Hare
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