Yinger faces Chapter 11 filings amid personal finances woes
Yinger and two Braddock Heights entities filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy with liabilities up to 700000 and assets up to 900000. Prosecutors say he used estate funds for personal use and earned commissions on self loans while claiming million dollar net worth. He blames stock market crash for cash flow issues and requests no prison, noting Braddock Water Co remains unaffected. Foreclosure actions on two Braddock Heights apartment buildings were halted by the filings, with possible asset sales planned to repay Fredericktown Bank and Trust Co.
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Iran Syria Iran hostages and rescue news
U N warned stay. Abdollah Nouri arrived in Damascus carrying a letter for Hafez Assad. Syria and Iran have aided prior hostage releases. Lebanese army freed German couple Jurd Schiller and Inge Burreck from a cave in southern Lebanon. Islamic Jihad said it would deliver an important message to Perez de Cuellar. Perez de Cuellar said he had not been contacted but would meet emissaries. Six Americans four Britons two West Germans and an Italian remain missing in Lebanon. Terry Anderson, AP chief Middle East correspondent, is the longest-held captive. Families were notified of possible releases by the State Department. Tehran Times reported a possible release by week’s end. U S official cited growing indications of hostage release from multiple channels.
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Russian reformers pull away from Communist Party fold
Svyatoslav Fyodorov the eye surgeon and entrepreneur warned the party cannot reform into a freedom loving humane body. He joins Eduard Shevardnadze and mayors Gavriil Popov Anatoly Sobchak in exiting the Communist Party as membership falls to 15 million. The Democratic Party of Russian Communists claims 5 million potential defectors and seeks a party within a party, a move the secretariat calls unlawful and aimed at splitting the party.
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Soviet Union
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Leningrad
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Anatoly Sobchak
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Conceptual Plan for a Future Frederick maps park growth
Bruce Jacobson of the design firm described a plan titled Conceptual Plan for a Future Frederick showing large maps on the wall and bubbles of development along the park. The plan offers a snapshot of what the park could be like forty years from now.
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Drug crime in Maryland tops 1991 early counts
Maryland police report 1991 first half crime rise with 9 percent gain overall. Cocaine arrests total 368 and marijuana 32, while 215 cocaine and 30 marijuana arrests occurred in 1990. Detective Sgt. Thomas Long notes thefts from vehicles rose, often due to unlocked doors, and calls the year’s trend uncertain.
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Thomas Long
Iraq Admits Venom Shells and Botulin Toxins Warned
The report notes Iraq acknowledges exposure to vevy shells rockets or bombs and describes botulin toxins entering the body by inhalation and multiplying to produce lung damage. Dr Kelly warns the toxin is extremely potent but cannot multiply or cause an epidemic despite examples like spoiled tuna can botulism.
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