U S and Russia Split on Iraqi Peace Promises
Kuwait AP reports growing U S Russia rift over Iraqi peace moves as Saddam's forces retreat. Kozyrev and Christopher met in New York to bridge differences on U.N. sanctions and Iraq's recognition of Kuwait borders, while U S officials demand complete withdrawal.
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Saddam Hussein
Russia
U.N
Iraq
Andrei Kozyrev
Warren Christopher
New York
Security Council
Revolutionary Command Council
Saddam
United Nations
Kozyrev
Clinton
U.S
Christopher
United States
Woman dies in Md 7 accident on Frederick County road
A Frederick County woman, Helen Hill aged 68, died after a two vehicle crash on Md 7 at Lewisdale Road. Her husband Franklin Hill 58 was seriously injured and hospitalized. The other driver Kirtz Loun 30 from Mount Airy escaped unharmed. The wreck occurred on Mr Hill s birthday and remains under investigation.
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Frederick County
I Road
Helen Hill
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maryland
Franklin Hill
Lewisdale Road
Hill
Kirtz Loun
Mount Airy
Inside The News Weather Update
Fair and cool tonight with portions of The Frederick News Post printed each day on recycled paper. The notice mentions recyclable paper and shows a brief weather update amid a regional news page.
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Frederick
Aristide moves to dismantle Haitian army amid new violence
Haiti backers clash with former oppressors as President Aristide, back from exile, begins cutting the army by 80 percent. Two people die in Sunday violence near the National Palace while US troops guard the return. In Cite Soleil, FRAPH members and supporters clash, with brutal reprisals and a fatal machete attack.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Jean-Bertrand Aristide
Mr. Aristide
National Palace
U.S
Jean-Claude Duperval
Aristide
Cite Soleil
Front For the Advancement and Progress of
FRAPH
Lorreais Francois
Man to get 75000 settlement over AIDS test case
Frederick County man receives 75000 to settle lawsuit against state and county over police forcing an HIV test after arrest. Officials vow policy guidelines that HIV testing is voluntary. The suit says deputies and health officials humiliated him during the 1992 incident amid allegations of his sexual activity in the gay community.
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Man
Frederick, Md
Frederick County
Nancy E. Paige
Markley Crime and Punishment Echo Through Frederick History
In spring 1831 John Markley returned from Baltimore to Harbaugh Valley and murdered his uncle and relatives to fulfill a vow. His hanging drew 5,000 spectators at Hessian Barracks, and officials ordered dismemberment and display of his body, with his head sent to the Baltimore Phrenological Society. Dr James Rice’s doctoral dissertation, tied to Mount St. Mary’s College, revisits the notorious case in exploring colonial and early Federal era crime and punishment.
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Frederick County
John Markley
Harbaugh Valley
Baltimore
Newey
Markley
Dean
Hessian Barracks
Maryland School For the Deaf
Baltimore Phrenological Society
James Rice
Mount St. Mary’s College
Escaped gator rescued by Trooper Dundee
A 4 foot brown Cayman, a cousin of an alligator, wandered onto Ridge Road and drew a crowd before being captured by Animal Control Officer Steve Fogle. State police believe the cayman came from a nearby residence and was taken to the county animal control center on Rosemont Avenue. Trooper Rob Draskovic, nicknamed Trooper Dundee, found the scene after a caller urged him to look for the gathering crowd.
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Gator
Rob Draskovic
Dundee
Steve Fogle
County Animal Control Center
Rosemont Avenue
Frederick County Violent Society Highlighted in 18th Century Study
Dr Rice's study of over 7,000 Frederick County court records from 1748 to 1837 portrays a chaotic community where personal violence and property crime were widespread. Homicide remained rare, but assault and moral offenses were common, reflecting an orderly society under strain.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Frederick
Markley
Rice
Dr Rice
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