Clinton faces Haiti invasion debate after speech
State Department spokesmen avoided confirming Seaga's Haiti offer while Clinton framed Haiti as a vital U S interest justifying a likely invasion. He pledged a brief mission with most troops home in months. Polls show mixed support as Congress debates approval and Aristide's role remains contentious amid warnings of Haitian on Haitian violence and a potential civil war.
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School community mourns Pfeil couple and bonds formed
Teachers counselors and community members describe Mrs. Pfeil as deeply involved with students and staff. The Pfeils were active with their children and connected to Thurmont Lewistown schools. Counselors planned to visit Middle town High School while the district considers a memorial service.
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Barnes Campaign Signals Caution and Oversight
Barnes contrasted with 1990 by running a restrained campaign and promising direct oversight of the county drug task force. He would personally handle the cases and appoint a prosecutor to manage civil forfeitures in drug matters, keeping civil and criminal processes separate.
Absentee Loss Sparks Resolve in Local Race
Absentee candidate Mrs. Young says she remains active in local politics after a narrow 50 vote defeat. She emphasizes the desire to serve remains strong and that other races were not affected by the absentee count.
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Miss America Pageant to proceed amid protests and strike threat
Miss Alabama Heather Whitestone leads as favorite after sweeping preliminary swimsuit and talent rounds. Protests by American Indians and a possible casino workers strike threaten events but pageant officials affirm Saturday's Miss America show will proceed. Whitestone, who could become the first deaf Miss America, reacts with confidence about the crowded weekend.
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Rosemont Avenue traffic project moves forward
The planning stage extends over two years as William Hetzler Inc. of Hagerstown, lowest of three bids, will complete the Rosemont Avenue traffic improvement. City officials raise handicapped parking fine from 40 to 100 dollars.
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Stocks end week with gains on inflation hints
Stock to 775.63. The Dow rose 58.55 points to near a seven month high on a late rally. Industrial production rose 0.7 percent in August as capacity use reached 84.7 percent. Overseas markets were mixed with Tokyo down 0.6 percent and Paris and Frankfurt modestly lower.
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Emmitsburg Vision Night draws crowds and mixed feelings
Emmitsburg Maryland faces traffic parking and litter complaints as hundreds attend Vision Night at St Josephs Catholic Church where Gianna Talone Sullivan sees Marys visions. Residents note cemetery disturbances while church officials and local business owners plan measures to ease the impact.
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Japan hopes for U S trade accord before September 30 deadline
Tokyo hopes a deal with Washington will open Japanese markets and cut a 60 billion dollar trade gap. After 14 months of talks progress occurred in insurance and government procurement while autos and auto parts lag. Washington warned of sanctions if procurement talks fail. further talks and a possible meeting between Kono and Kantor are planned.
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Mattress Warehouse rebate error misstates sizes
The Sept 13 News & Post notes a $150 rebate coupon for Mattress Warehouse incorrectly listed Full, Queen and King sizes. The offer is valid only on Queen and King sets. The paper apologizes for the inconvenience to customers.
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Sheriff investigates break in on West Lakeridge Road
Frederick County Sheriff's Office probes a break in at a New Market residence in the 6600 block of West Lakeridge Road. A thief entered via an unlocked door or window and stole $5,254 in computer equipment. Call Deputy F/C Gordon Geesey at 694-1046 with tips. anonymity assured.
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