Clinton to stand tough on Iraq
U S aircraft patrolled southern Iraq with no opposition and intelligence indicated Iraqi forces pulling back from a Kurdish area in the north. Congress members urged stronger air strikes to deter Saddam. President Clinton warned of potential threats and price for crossing the line as U S forces continued patrols and expanded no fly zones.
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U.S
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Air Force
Nino Fabiano
U.S. Central Command
Persian Gulf
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Richard Lugar
Fox TV
Lee Hamilton
Indiana
House International Relations Committee
North
Clinton
Irbil
Oval Office
FCC finds acceptable minority hiring at Frederick Community College
A Frederick County Human Relations Commission review found no disparate treatment of minority or female applicants in 1995 96 at Frederick Community College. The seven member panel urged maintaining a minority applicant file and a databank of skills for protected classes to aid recruitment while noting the college’s strong pool of minority applicants.
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Frederick Community College
Frederick County Human Relations Commission
Shirley Sandage
Commission
Johnnie Twine
Frederick County
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Twine
Wednes
Republicans Lead in Frederick County Voter Registrations
With a month to go before voter rolls are finalized for the November election, Frederick County shows 39,831 Republicans and 35,480 Democrats registered, plus 12,151 independents and small third parties. GOP gains noted. Democrats urge image changes. Independent registration surges. concerns over unregistered or inactive voters persist.
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Frederick County
Maxine Pratt
Reform Party
Natural Law Party Act
Board of Elections
GOP
John Tregening
Tregoning
Frederick
Maryland
Garrett
Allegany
Carroll
Talbot
City seeks clash fix between charter and ethics code
Frederick officials moved toward resolving a conflict between the 1953 charter and the ethics code. They asked Assistant City Attorney Anne Herbert Rollins to draft an amendment referencing the ethics code and to adopt exemptions for officials doing city business. The issue centers on whether the charter ban on officials in city contracts overrides the lenient ethics code.
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Frederick
Anne Herbert Rollins
Jim Grimes
Sion
Meta Nash
Rollins
Ethics Commission
Sally Murphy
Frances Baker
Baker
Civil War museum director resigns after tenure
Burton Kummerow resigned after a little over two years as director of the National Museum of Civil War Medicine in Frederick. He said the parting was amicable and he plans to pursue other opportunities while noting the museum left with a strong foundation for continued progress. He started April 15, 1994 and left August 13, 1996, expressing fondness for the Frederick area.
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National Museum of Civil War Medicine
Frederick
Burton Kummerow
Kummerow
December opening postponed for Tesoro Food Market
Valu Food delays the Tesoro Food Market project replacing Carmack Jay's on North Market Street with a December completion target. Two stores will occupy about 13 000 square feet each with 800 items plus private label goods while residents pressure for a timely opening.
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Carmack- Jay’s
North Market Street
Valu Food
Baltimore
Louis Denrich
Denrich
Janet Flora
Tesoro
Jefferson Stim Prospect Plaza
Jim Grimes
Armathan Shriner
West Fourth Street
Informal poll favors Clinton re election
Informal interviews across Patrick Street and Frederick Towne Mall show nine of sixteen residents planning to vote for President Clinton, six for Bob Dole, and one undecided. No one mentions Ross Perot or the Reform Party.
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Clinton
Patrick Street
Frederick Towne Mall
Bob Dole
Ross Perot
Reform Party
Mr Perot
Voters Discuss Clinton and Republicans Across Demographics
In a regional survey, nine men and seven women aged 21 to 80 shared views on the two candidates. Democrats indicated support for Mr Clinton while Republicans backed the opposing candidate. Continued on Page A8.
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