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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 16, 1994

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Haiti invasion possible within days Clinton says

President Clinton announced the U S invasion of Haiti could begin within days and be over in hours. He noted diplomacy exhausted and signaled a massive troop deployment while indicating exiled leaders might seek peaceful departure. Secretary Christopher and generals described a rapid, overwhelming operation with limited pursuit of leaders.

Clinton Haiti Washington U.S Congress Warren Christopher ABC Today Christopher Jean-Bertrand Aristide Perry NBC Cedras CBS Gen. Cedras Edward Seaga

Aldermen approve FCC teller machine for Frederick campus

Frederick aldermen voted 3-1 to allow Farmers and Mechanics National Bank to install an outside automated teller at Frederick Community College next to the Jack B. Kussmaul Theater. Planning officials raised safety and traffic concerns but new lighting and user tips laws helped passage. Baker opposed. Baldi absent. Also approved Rosemont Avenue improvements totaling 2,298,620 dollars.

Frederick Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Frederick Community College Jack B. Kussmaul Rosemont Avenue Military Road

Stock prices retreat after Thursday surge

New York reports factories operating closer to capacity as the economy grows fueling inflation worries and potential Fed rate hikes. Markets face quarterly expirations causing rapid shifts. by 10 a.m. the Dow fell 32.30 to 3921.58 with declines leading on the NYSE and Nasdaq.

New York Federal Reserve Dow Jones New York Stock Exchange Wall Street American Stock Exchange

Monocacy Elementary Mourns Loss of Teacher Janet Pfeil

Monocacy Elementary students and staff cope with the death of fourth grade teacher Janet Wheatly Pfeil after a car crash. Counselors supported classes and teachers tried to maintain normal activities while students shared memories and wrote letters to Pfeil’s family. Pfeil, 49, was described as bubbly and nurturing by Principal Carol Stockhausen and school counselor Carole Manzella. Local police indicate she collided with a small bus on Old Frederick Road near Lewistown while en route to work.

Monocacy Elementary School Janet Wheatly Pfeil Pfeil Carol Stockhausen Ms. Stockhausen

Barnes Wins Carroll County Republican State's Attorney Nomination

Westminster resident Jerry F Barnes defeated Carroll County State's Attorney Thomas E Hickman in the party primary by 172 votes amid 12600 ballots cast including 382 absentee ballots. Barnes will face Democrat Linda A Holmes in November while Hickman may pursue a write in.

Frederick County Carroll County Westminster Jerry F. Barnes Thomas E. Hickman Barnes Lawrence Dorsey Mir Barnes Frederick Linda A. Holmes Hickman Ms. Holmes

Absentee Ballots Preserve Smith Lead in District 3 Nomination

Absentee ballots counted in District 3 leave Boyd Smith with a slim 60 vote margin over Marilyn Young for the Democratic nomination to the House of Delegates. Smith, a one term former delegate from 1987 to 1991, logged 3,841 votes to Young's 3,581, ending the tally with no change to his lead and expressing appreciation for Young’s concession. He attributed his near wire‑top finish to limited campaigning and hoped to finish the race.

Boyd Smith Marilyn Young House of Delegates Mr. Smith Mrs. Young

Sundergill Edges Smith and Young in Primary Race

Sundergill narrowly outpaced Smith and Young while Hecht led with the most votes. Hecht finished 887 votes ahead of Smith, Sundergill 507 ahead of Hecht, and all nominees were praised as pros by the speaker. The Frederick News-Post notes daily print on 100 percent recycled paper.

Ronald Sundergill Mr. Smith Mrs. Young Mrs. Hecht Mr. Sundergill Partlons Frederick

Frederick man jailed after stealing haybinder at fair

Frederick County police arrested 34 year old Robert A. Smith of Braddock Road after he took a $55,000 New Holland haybinder from the Frederick Fair grounds and drove it around the fairgrounds. He struck the race track fence Building 26 and fled on foot before being captured. The machine suffered grill and cooling system damage.

Frederick City Frederick County Frederick Fairgrounds Robert Allen Smith Braddock Road Smith

Inside The News Weather Partly cloudy tonight with 60s lows

The forecast notes partly cloudy conditions tonight with lows in the 60s followed by a partly sunny Saturday and a chance of showers with highs in the 80s. A weather map is on the page. AB

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