Rescue teams fail to locate Leland plane after distress signals
Rescue workers in Ethiopia rechecked the flight path of the missing U S representative Mickey Leland and 15 others aboard a Twin Otter. Satellite signals prompted searches in rugged highlands near Addis Ababa as officials confirmed no trace found. In Washington the National Wildlife Federation reported 24 plants generate a third of 10 3 billion pounds of hazardous wastes causing groundwater concerns.
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DC-10 safety affirmed by FAA chief in wake of incidents
FAA administrator James Busey said DC-10s are safe with no grounds to ground the plane despite two explosive engine failure incidents in a month. A task force will review design changes while a Northwest DC-10 made a secure emergency landing in Denver after damage to its tail engine housing.
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Lucas named liaison chief at Justice without Senate vote
President Bush appoints William C. Lucas as director of the Justice Department office of liaison services. The move avoids a Senate confirmation and signals a shift after Lucas was rebuffed for the civil rights post. Thornburgh spokesman David Runkel confirmed the selection and noted the nomination withdrawal.
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Heartly House Aims to End Homelessness in Maryland
St George SB Crosse, HUD manager, said President Bush and Secretary Kemp urged full funding of McKinney Act programs in the 1990 budget. Heartly House will provide shelter plus job training education budgeting and counseling to aid the homeless in Maryland in the coming years.
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Shiite Rally Denounces Zionist State At Imam Hussein Day
Shamir voices uprising against Israel and calls for steps toward eliminating the Zionist entity. Birra appears nervous while reading. After speeches, thousands of Shiite worshippers trample Israeli and American flags during parades marking Imam Hussein Bin Ali's anniversary.
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Crisscrossing fountains spark HDC objections in Frederick park plan
Crosby argues the fountains will add visual interest and suit the park’s linear design while downtown residents Anne Russell and Kathy Brennan oppose the plan citing inconsistency with Frederick’s look and similarities to a mall. Remaining park features include a Skeleton house frame, landscaping, a sidewalk cafe, and railing styles for disabled visitors.
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City pays 1.89 million for downtown Frederick property
City purchases a downtown Frederick lot for 1.89 million drawing criticism from John Ashbury and Paul Gordon. They argue appraisal inflation and rising values threaten rents for storekeepers. Mayor Ronald Young defends the deal noting past high prices. Three lawsuits against Morrison, Hankey, and the Carty estate remain set for 1990 trial.
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