Cedras warned to get violence under control
Haiti's military rulers banned street demonstrations to stop clashes between police and protesters after American troops arrived. At least one death and several injuries were reported as violence flared at Port-au-Prince docks airport and Cite Soleil. U.S. Lt. Gen. Henry Hugh Shelton said he would press Cedras to rein in militiamen, while democracy celebrations accompanied the arrival of U.S. forces.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Cite Soleil
U.S
Henry Hugh Shelton
Raoul Cedras
Shelton
Stanley Schrager
Associated Press
U.s.-Haiti
Carter
Jean-Bertrand Aristide
Cedras
Nbc-Tv
Port-au- Prince
Cap Haitien
Bar owner in tip jar thefts vows to repay Vigilant Co.
Emmitsburg tavern owner Stephen F Little admits using tip jar money owed to Vigilant Hose Co while denying wrongdoing and plans to repay the fire company. Sheriff’s office says he confessed over the phone. Cantley and Moats also face charges in a related case with dual bookkeeping and alleged misdirected funds.
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Emmitsburg
Ballfield
Stephen F. Little
Vigilant Hose Co
Little
Frederick County
Sheriff's Office
Danny Cantley
Mr. Little
Sheriff’s Office
Ralf Berger
Sgt. Berger
Mr. Cantley
Carol Moats
Fairfield
Karl Bickel
Cantley
Ms. Moats
Canines Compete for Top Dog at Fair Show
Canines compete for Top Dog at the fair show as Braddock Heights brings on the beef. Weather notes predict lows near 50 tonight and cloudy 70s Thursday with Page references to TAAPOR and food coverage on B-1 and D-1.
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Taapor
Braddock Heights
Frederick News-Post recycled paper notice
Portions of The Frederick News-Post are printed daily on 190 percent recycled paper and are recyclable.
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Frederick
Bruce Anderson Wins Non-Slogan Demolition Derby at Fair
Bruce Anderson won the Great Frederick Fair demolition derby amid a chaotic scene of cars pressed against concrete walls and stacked in piles. The event followed a ban on slogan-bearing cars sparked by last year’s Ku Klux Klan controversy, drawing mixed reactions from drivers about free speech and fairness. Local residents and competitors voiced opinions while Jim Willis marked his 20th and final derby appearance.
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Bruce Anderson
Frederick Fair
KKK
Monty Carson
Mount Airy
Donald Toms
Thurmont
Toms
Fair
Frederick
Jim Willis
Final hometown 4-H fair brings tears to 13 year olds
Alexandra Drenning and four other 4-H exhibitors mark the end of their youth careers at the Great Frederick Fair. After ten years in the program they bid farewell to showing sheep and to friends, sharing hugs as grand champion Brashear and reserve winner Dinsmore lead the market sheep events.
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Alexandra Drenning
Frederick
Miss Drenning
Woodsboro
Robert Dinsmore
Jefferson
Mr. Brashear
Mr. Dinsmore
MD EMS chief aims to unify statewide system leadership
Robert Redwood Bass, new executive director of MIEMSS, traveled Maryland regionally to learn needs and set future direction. He met Region 11 EMS Advisory Council at Washington County Hospital, seeks consensus on funding, training, trauma readiness, and hospital designations.
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Emergency Medical System
EMS
Robert Redwood Bass
Dr. Bass
EMS Advisory Council
Washington County
Frederick County
Emergency Medical Services Board
Maryland Institute For Emergency Medical Services Systems
Miemss
General Assembly
Bass
Hood College welcomes direct student loan program visit
U S Secretary of Education Richard Riley visited Hood College to promote the direct student loan program that lets students borrow federal funds through colleges rather than banks. Hood is among 104 national adopters this year with expansion planned to 1,200 by 1995 96. The program aims to simplify borrowing and adjust payments to income, reducing loan defaults. Hood’s student Kathy Clingan praised the easy process as she received her loan. Hood tuition plus fees total 14110 for on campus students and 20150 for those living on campus. Hood has 225 students and 55
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U.S. Secretary of Education
Richard Riley
Hood College
Hood
Maryland
Education Department
Riley
Clinton
Mr. Riley
Kathy Clingan
Damascus
St John School in Frederick Faces Need for New Building
About 150 parents and parishioners met at St Peter’s in Libertytown to discuss overcrowding at St John Regional Catholic School in downtown Frederick. Principal Janet Jensen says 450 students are enrolled with a waiting list, lacking space, air conditioning, a playground, and a larger cafeteria. The board plans an expansion proposal for the Baltimore Archdiocese in January.
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St. John Regional Catholic School
Frederick
Frederick County
Pat Salaverri
St. John
Kevin Quinn
Quinn
Maryland
St. John Regional
Archdiocese of
Janet Jensen
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News-Post
Robert Bass
Tamara Hatch
St. John School
Tom Johnson
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