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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1991

Page

4

Twin Ridge redistricting plan aims to ease overcrowding

The proposal would move Kemptown students west of Green Valley Road to Green Valley for the 1991 92 school year to relieve overcrowding. New Market Middle would exceed capacity by 250 students in 1992 without transfers, portable classrooms costing 30000 each. Public hearing May 9 at Singanore High School, final vote May 21 by the school board.

Kemptown Green Valley Road Bartholows Road Green Valley Twin Ridge Daniel Gadra Farmer Ballenger Creek Gadra New Market Middle New Market Liberty Mount Airy Singanore High School

Residents weigh tapping springs in conservation zone decision

Middletown residents debate allowing a proposed spring water venture by Mr Rudy within a conservation area. Critics warn of depleting wells and environmental harm while supporters urge use of local resource. County commissioners split on the amendment citing property rights and public benefit.

Middletown Don Hambright Rudy Montgomery ‘County Shirley Anderson Terri Hager Frederick County Washington County Tom Davis Commission George Dredden Pete Adcock William Fout Dredden Ford Fout

15 year old athlete dies after chest blow during game

In San Jose a 15 year old, Russell Edwards, collapsed from cardiac arrest after a class room round of cuss game in which students struck each other for profanity. A 14 year old friend delivered the fatal blow during science class. no charges will be filed while autopsy is pending.

San Jose Calif Russell Edwards Oak Grove High School Edwards Walt Robinson Robinson

New Market and zoning chief to boost enforcement

New Market officials met with Frederick County zoning administrator Mike Thompson to improve enforcement of zoning laws in the historic district. Thompson will attend at least four town meetings annually and will use the town as a test case to computerize complaints and follow-ups. Residents cited illegal signs and an unsanctioned bulldozer and trailer near the pond as concerns.

New Market Frederick County Mike Thompson Ed Rossig

United States backs humanitarian aid over sanctuary in Iraq crisis

After talks with UN envoy Perez de Cuellar, Santer urged a long term humanitarian mission in northern Iraq rather than a formal safety zone. Major signaled retreat on sanctuary while White House stressed relief workers' safety and non interference by Iraqi forces. Baker plans Geneva talks with Poos as EC policy and GATT talks strain U.S.-EC ties. Santer takes EU presidency for six months.

Perez de Cuellar New York Santer United Nations Iraq Major U.n.’S White House Marlin Fitzwater Baghdad Fitzwater Soviet Union Yugoslavia Eastern Europe Europe Persian Gulf James A. Baker Luxembourg Jacques Poos Geneva European Community European Council

Kurdish Refugees Seek Autonomy and Aid Amid Racial War

Mr Zanganah and his wife express anger at President Bush for urging uprisings against Hussein while air attacks kill large Kurdish masses. They note abandonment by U S and Arab nations, advocate for Kurdish autonomy, and urge humanitarian aid to the Kurdish-American Society for Refugee Relief in Washington D C.

Bush Hussein Zanganah United States Kurdistan Iraq Turkey Zanganahs

U.N. Iraq Kuwait force to set up bases in Kuwait

The United Nations will establish a logistics base in Kuwait and open liaison offices in Baghdad and Kuwait City. General Greind, former Cyprus commander, named to lead the U N Iraq Kuwait Observation Mission. The core unit numbers 300 observers patrolling a 120 mile border with a six mile demilitarized zone in Iraq and four miles in Kuwait. About 27 000 refugees crowd the volatile zone as US troops withdraw. Iraq parliament sent a two line response saying it accepts the cease fire resolution adopted April 3 and requires reparations and disarmament.

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