Deal on hostages could take weeks
In Geneva the U N secretary general Javier Perez de Cuellar tempered hopes for a quick hostage release while remaining optimistic. He said a resolution could take weeks and that progress hinges on reliable information about seven missing Israeli servicemen in Lebanon. Israel and Western captors seek a large prisoner exchange with Arab detainees.
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U.N
Javier Perez de Cuellar
Perez de Cuellar
Israel
Lebanon
Uri Lubriani
Bush
Kennebunkport
Maine
Europe
Lucerne
Hans Erni
Syria
Tishrin
City weighs shifting parking enforcement to Public Works
Frederick officials at a Wednesday workshop considered moving parking regulation from the police to the Public Works Department. Steven Johnson urged six new staffers to patrol and curb chronic violators, with ticket processing handled by a private service. Revenue could rise up to 100 percent, but funds must offset costs, and night enforcement for street sweeps remains a concern.
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Frederick City
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Public Works Department
PWD
Steven Johnson
Johnson
Paul Gordon
Pierce Stine Jr
Stine
Couple Plans City Hall Wedding After Uncivil Affair
City officials report a romance begun at Frederick City Hall moved toward a civil service solution. Mayor Paul Gordon joked about officiating, saying it would be uncivil to marry them, while staffers described planning a lawful ceremony at the city venue.
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Frederick City Hall
Paul Gordon
Man charged after high speed chase with deputy's vehicle
Robert Eugene Lowe, 26, of Germantown, is charged after a late Wednesday night pursuit near Gambrill State Park west of Frederick. Deputies pursued a red pickup with West Virginia plates at over 80 mph after shots were fired into a patrol car. Lowe was found in nearby woods at 10:53 p.m. and surrendered peacefully.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Sheriff's Députies
Robert Eugene Lowe
Germantown
Country Inn
Hopkins
West Virginia
Dan-Dee
Maryland State Police
Lowe
Washington
Beverly B. Byron
D-6th
Milissa B. Golden
London Lane
Bowie
Southern
Central Avenues
S.E
Ed Wilson
Ms. Golden
David Byron
Goodloe E. Byron
Frederick County planners reject ESSROC expansion plan
The Frederick County Planning Commission voted 4-3 to deny ESSROC Materials Inc. a site plan to expand cement operations on New Design Road. Commissioner David Gray led the motion, citing air quality, traffic, sinkhole, and water line concerns amid discussions of potential legal action by ESSROC.
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Frederick County
New Design Road
David Gray
Planning Commission
David Severn
Miles and Stockbridge
Essroc
Gray
Elmer Derr Road
Rotary Club keeps teen dances amid campus fight at Holiday Inn
Frederick Rotary Club will continue drug free teen dances after a fight between two attendees at the Holiday Inn near Francis Scott Key Mall. Officials deem the incident isolated and introduce stricter rules requiring ID, guardian verifications, and an 9 p.m. cut off. Dances run 7:30 to 10:30 p.m., parking lot curfew at 11 p.m. with police patrols. Five more dances planned. impact cited on regional programs and sheriff office expansion.
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Bran Thompson
Rotarys Club
Holiday Inn
Rotary
Thompson
Walkersville
Frederick County
Sheriff's Office
Middletown
Myersville
Carl Harbaugh
Harbaugh
Monocacy Bottom Road Work to Begin in 1992
Frederick County aims to permanently barricade a portion of Monocacy Bottom Road as part of flood control plans in the capital improvement program. The project, tied to river cleanup efforts, was awarded to R F Kline Inc. for 1.23 million dollars and will finish by returning the road to its natural vegetative state.
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Monocacy Bottom Road
Frederick County
R. F. Kline Inc
al Hudak
Hudak
MD. 90
County
Andy Nichols
Monocacy River
Inside The News Fair Weather Update 0s Night
Weather summary notes lows in the lower to mid 0s for tonight and a warm Friday with highs near 9. Western Maryland forecast appears on page A-2 with a weather map and roses feature.
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