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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1993

Page

3

Reno wary of sending Guard to patrol D C

Attorney General Janet Reno signaled the Clinton administration was cool to deploying National Guard troops in Washington D C. Mayor Sharon Pratt Kelly had asked Clinton to allow Guard members to serve in police duties, while officials stressed careful planning and community trust. District officials said only 100 to 200 guardsmen would be needed, with current efforts already including 50 active troops under a federal anti drug program providing surveillance and lights for crime areas.

Washington Janet Reno Clinton National Guard Reno Sharon Pratt Kelly Guard Robert Mallett Michael Milford DC National Guard

Researchers clone human embryos seek stronger ethics debate

Washington AP researchers at George Washington University say more ethical discussion is needed before attempting real human cloning. They report cloning microscopic abnormal embryos, not viable for birth, while noting guidelines would be required if the technique advanced to creating identical babies.

Washington Jerry L Hall George Washington University NBC Hall Robert J Stillman ABC Stillman Stull Arthur Caplan Center For Biomedical Ethics University of Minnesota Caplan New York Times American Fertility Society Canadian Fertility and Andrology Society Montreal

Quake jolts Mexico City recalls 1985 disaster

A powerful earthquake centered in the Pacific Ocean near Mexico City disrupted power and sent people into the streets but caused no injuries. The tremor measured 6.8 on the Richter scale and revived memories of the 1985 quake. PARIS Air France chairman Bernard Attali resigned after government demands for concessions to end a crippling strike by ground crews. MILWAUKEE A trace Cryptosporidium parasite was found in a Milwaukee water plant but no boil-water advisory was issued as tests showed no ongoing contamination. WASHINGTON Pauline Gore, mother of Vice President Al Gore, was hospitalized for a mild stroke affecting her vision but she is expected to recover.

Mexico City Pacific Ocean Paris Air France Bernard Attali Attali Transport Minster Bernard Bosson Air France Freight Milwaukee Milwaukee Health Department Jeff Freming John Norquist Washington Pauline Gore al Gore

Israel begins freeing Palestinian prisoners

Israel started releasing prisoners under a deal with the PLO amid renewed violence. About 660 to 760 prisoners were slated for release including elderly and female detainees, while Hamas members stayed jailed. An attempted car bomb in Gaza injured two Israeli workers. Families awaited word at checkpoints as the process began.

Jerusalem Israel PLO Megiddo Israel Radio Gaza Strip Hamas Yitzhak Rabin Amercan Jewish Rabin Gaza Israeli Hamda al 4Moudi Nahal Oz Qgne

Ukraine Rejects Move to Dismantle Nuclear Arsenal

Ukraine's parliament rejected Secretary Christopher's plea to abandon long range nuclear weapons and join the NPT citing instability in Russia. Officials noted Ukraine might keep 460 missiles and 780 warheads for up to 20 years, seeking a US security guarantee. The nation had agreed in 1992 to dismantle under START but parliament refused to ratify both START and the NPT.

Kiev Ukraine Russia Warren Christopher Soviet Republic Dmytro Pavilychko Christopher Valentyn Lemush Defense Committee Stepan Khmara Republican Party Leonard Kravcchuk Parament Pavlychko

Frederick mayor cites economic plan to grow jobs and revenues

The candidate touts a two pronged strategy to attract investment, create jobs, and fund community needs. He highlights projects like Carroll Creek, Historic District, and airport work while backing State Farm retention and local business growth.

Neds Theaninual Museum of Frederick Miy State Farm Insurance Company Irenenck Frederick Rick Fds Carroll Creek Histone Ruil Wniwe Parabor

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