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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1991

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Bush confident Iraq will stay clear of refugee zone

President Bush expressed confidence that Iraq would honor its pledge to keep troops out of the Kurdish refugee zone citing no intent to clash with the United States. He noted progress by Secretary of State Baker in Middle East diplomacy and modest gains toward arms talks, while backing Sununu amid travel criticisms and reviewing travel policy after a tree-planting ceremony.

Bush Iraq Washington U.S White House James A. Bakerli Middle East John Sununu Baker Mr. Bush Israel United States Zakho Soviet Union

Sheriff fires Maj. Howard Whims in dept reorganization

Frederick County Sheriff Carl Harbaugh announced Maj. Howard Whims 53 a 21.4 year veteran was fired amid a department reorganization. Harbaugh will assume Whims duties and no replacement for the chief deputy will be filled. Additional staff changes may follow on Page A-4.

Frederick County Harbaugh

County budget plan trims education boost amid tight revenue

Frederick County budget officer Mark Sneadner proposes a 136.8 million general fund for FY 1992 with only 73.7 million for the Board of Education, far below its 83.2 million request. The plan, a 2.19 percent rise over last year, pares department requests from 152.5 million to fit revenues, with notable cuts to nonprofit grants and library funding.

Frederick County Board of Education Mark Sneadner Sneadner Sents Mgg Frederick Community College Social Services, Human Relations Citizens Nursing Home The American Red Cross Big Brothers Big Sisters

Frederick County charter home rule vote plan outlined

A county charter panel discussed timelines for home rule, delaying district drawings to May 9 and proposing June 1, 1994, as the transition start. It sets salaries at 15000 for councilors and 60000 for the executive, with elections in fall 1994 and public hearings in June.

Frederick County Interagency Internal Audit Authority Board of County Commissioners General Assembly

Look Good Feel Better Lifts Cancer Patients’ Spirits

A Page C1 item highlights the Look Good Feel Better program boosting self esteem for cancer patients. It notes partial cloud tonight with lows in the 70s and mild Saturday as Maryland weather and map appear on the page.

Maryland

UPS driver and worker foil robbery suspect escape

A UPS driver Lloyd Jackson and a McCrorys worker tackled and subdued a man charged with robbing a McCrorys clerk at gunpoint in Frederick Towne Mall. Ronald D. Daugherty, 27, faces multiple charges and is held at the Frederick County ADC following the incident near the store.

Ed Kornaki Pat O’brien Ronald Daugherty McCrory’s Frederick Towne Mall UPS Lloyd Jackson McCrory Frederick Towne Ronald D. Daugherty Frederick County

Questions Raised on East Patrick Bridge Plan

At a creek project commission meeting former Mayor Ronald N. Young warned a lower East Patrick Street bridge would hurt Carroll Creek Linear Park. The plan, to aid flood control, would raise conduits under the 400 block by about six feet and exclude boat traffic.

East Patrick Street Carroll Creek Ronald N. Young Creek Project Commission Jacobson Wallace & Riesick Inc Commission Young Frances Baker East Street Salvation Richard Kessler Ms. Morina Gordon

Cablevision to Offer Low Cost Basic Channel Tier

Frederick Cablevision will launch a Minimum Basic plan on May 1 priced at 9.95 monthly. It will include channels 2 through 27 with local stations and locally originated programming, excluding premium services like HBO and Showtime. Public relations director Jake Tamse cites FCC regulation activity and potential future re regulation as factors shaping the move. The lineup lists NBC, PBS, ABC, CBS, FOX, local government channels and education stations, plus early notes on Pay Per View channels and future additions.

Frederick Cablevision HBO Cinemax Disney Channel Showtime Jake Tamse Federal Communications Commission House Senate U.S. Senate Tamse FCC NBC WMAR PBS WMPB WRC FOX WITG WBFF ABC WJLA IND WDCA CBS WUSA Cable WBAL QVC WIZ the Disney Channel Showtime (Future Frederick County Prevue Guide WMVC WHMM Frederick WIAL Lifetime Nickelodeon USA Network CNN the Weather Channel ESPN TNN Classified MTV the Family Channel AMC A&e the Discovery Channel FNN Headline News C-Span P.P.V. Prevue CTV Comedy Network Cablevision

Desert Marine: Cpl Nancy Koehler Serves Quietly

Cpl Nancy Koehler 23, the sole woman in Company B, 4th Light Armored Infantry Battalion, deployed to Saudi Arabia then reassigned to supply administration due to combat restrictions. The Rockville resident returned with 90 Marines to Fort Detrick, detailing routine duties, personal effects handling, and postwar supply missions into Kuwait.

Saudi Desert Nancy Koehler 4Th Light Armored Infantry Battalion Cpl Koehler Rockville Fort Detrick Cpl. Koehler Saudi Arabia Cpl Koehler Lejeune Kibrit Saudi Coast Kuwait

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