Senate showdown tests Clinton on Haiti Bosnia troop powers
The Senate weighs limits on U S troop deployment in Haiti and Bosnia as the White House faces two amendments by Republicans demanding congressional authorization. Senate leaders clash over foreign policy, with Dole pressing to curb funding without approval while Nickles contests administration control. A Belize ship near Haiti is boarded as UN restrictions take hold.
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D-Ga
Clinton
Robert Byrd
West Virginia
White House
Somalia
Don Nickles
Oklahoma
Senate
Bob Dole
Haiti
Bosnia
Nickles
Dole
Congress
U.S. Navy
U.N
Caribbean
Turks and Caicos Islands
Grenade Nearly Misses U S Copter Over Mogadishu Patrol
A rocket propelled grenade narrowly missed a U S helicopter patrolling southern Mogadishu early today. Officials said there was no sign of an organized break in the 12 day cease fire with Aidid forces. U S troops will refrain from ground patrols except in emergencies as the White House seeks a political solution.
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Mogadishu
Somalia
U.S
Mohamed Farrah Aidid
Thomas Montgomery
U.N
White House
Aidid
Dee Dee Myers
Undercover David Hammond Waits for School Bus
A seven year old, David Hammond, stands under an umbrella awaiting the school bus on Tuesday morning along North Market Street in Frederick. He is a second grade student at Spring Ridge Elementary School.
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David Hammond
North Market Street
Frederick
David
Spring Ridge
County considers elected school board amid controversy
County commissioners weigh moving to an elected board of education as debate grows over the Impressions reading series and school funding. Residents urge change, arguing current board is unresponsive and taxes are spent without public representation. A petition drive could prompt a referendum if signatures qualify.
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Harvey Kirk
Board of Education
Kemptown
Mike Milliner
Turley in jail after fatal drunk driving crash
Prosecutors say a fatal head on crash on Annapolis Road was caused by a drunk driver. Turley, 19, of Bridle Path was charged with homicide by intoxicated driving and held on 250000 bond awaiting circuit court action. His attorney argued jail conditions are cruel and unusual punishment given injuries and medical needs.
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Annopolis
Circuit Court of
Dwyer Jr
Ette
Turley
Mr. Morrissette
Mr. Turley
Morgan Young
Mr. Daggett
Ms. Young
Mayoral candidates discuss city issues in Fredericktowne forum
Democratic hopeful Gary Hughes pledges broader resident involvement and a citywide economic policy with community input, airport master plan, and annual reporting. Republican James Grimes emphasizes growing revenue, limiting taxes, and leveraging zoning for development while opposing airportside residential growth and supporting stricter penalties for drug dealers linked to minor crime.
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Gary Hughes
James Grimes
Rotary Club of
Fredericktowne
Hughes
Frederick City
Frederick County
Paul Sarbanes
Dmd
Frederick Municipal
Planning Commission
Grimes
Frederick
Fagan murder trial hinges on jogger sighting near cars
testimony linked an unknown jogger to the time and place of Deborah Fagan’s death on January 6, 1992. The case centers on William Robert Fagan Sr., indicted for first degree murder, with jurors hearing accounts from neighbors and witnesses who placed Mrs. Fagan’s car on Ashcroft Terrace and Mr. Fagan’s car departing Silver Maple Estates around 6:30 to 7 a.m.
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William Robert Fagan
Deborah Patricia Fagan
Ashcroft Terrace
Monrovia
Fagan
Jerry F. Barnes
Mrs Fagan
Silver Maple Estates
Frederick Bryner
Montgomery County
Lawmakers seek school principals notified of student arrests
Montgomery County delegates Gene Counihan and Chris Van Hollen Jr push a bill to require school principals be informed when a student is arrested for violent, weapon, or drug related crimes. Current juvenile records remain sealed, with access limited to a small group.
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Gene Counihan
Chris van Hollen Jr
Department of Juve Services
House Judiciary Committee
State officials praise Cullen reform school in operation
Officials from the Victor Cullen Academy received a warm welcome from a panel overseeing the juvenile detention facility. The Joint Oversight Committee on Juvenile Services Initiatives offered encouraging remarks on the reform school's first year. Executive Director David Morrison outlined growth from five students to 121.
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Annapolis
Victor Cullen Academy
Joint Oversight Committee On Juvenile Services Instiatives
Maryland
Cullen
David Morrison
Youth Services International Inc
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