Americans held in Iraq moved to unknown location
About three dozen Americans detained in Baghdad faced heightened fears as reports circulated they had been moved to an undisclosed location. Officials in Washington pressed for access and verified details amid the ongoing Gulf crisis and sanctions pressure.
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Frederick to seek more sewer hookups options in coming years
Frederick officials weighed expanding the citys treatment plant and sharing septic sewage with the county to create additional hookups. A plan to split about 450 hookups between CHUL and the county was discussed, with the county plant expansion expected next year and a key pipeline to route sewage between plants.
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Liberian rebel leader Taylor injured in wreck delaying talks
Rebel chief Charles Taylor suffered minor injuries in an auto accident as he prepared to depart Liberia for peace talks in Banjul with rival rebel Prince Johnson and a Doe envoy. The incident delayed travel and potentially the deployment of a six nation West African force to halt fighting while U.S. Marines evacuated Indian nationals and protected installations.
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Maryland General Assembly candidates raise over 140000 in contributions
Annapolis Frederick candidates for the Maryland General Assembly have collected more than 140000 in campaign contributions per state filings. Derr leads with 61932 and 37300 spent, supporting other Republicans. Littrell second with 54381 receipts and 33115 spent. Hattery and Smelser did not file full reports. Hobbs reported under $300 spending.
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Frederick Carroll
Anita Stup
Brunswick recall petition battle prompts legal advice
VOCAL seeks guidance on how to file a recall petition against Mayor Susan Fauntleroy after denials. Richard Goodrich says town officials failed to address questions and that dual roles complicate the town administrator’s position. VOCAL plans to have attorney Charles Slingluff determine petition requirements and oversee the process while pursuing community programs.
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Guardian Angels to Patrol Sagner Housing in Frederick
The Guardian Angels national crime fighting group will arrive Monday in Frederick to begin patrols at the Sagner housing development. Four volunteers will operate from a donated apartment off Pennsylvania Avenue with potential additional Angels from Baltimore. Curtis Sliwa founder is expected to visit Frederick to meet state officials and discuss operations.
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Weather outlook and local abortion clinic dispute note
Fair and muggy tonight with lows 65 to 70. Saturday brings partial sun and warmth with a 30 percent chance of afternoon storms and highs mid 80s. Western Maryland weather map feature references and stray text about an abortion clinic facing opposition.
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Skybox dispute between Frederick city and Keys continues
A feud over the $858000 Harry Grove Stadium skybox bill drags on as the Keys seek cost sharing. City attorney N Lynn Tillery says contracts and added wage conditions allegedly increased costs by about $133000. The owners initially offered full upfront payment, but a new demand for interest payment could shift the burden back to taxpayers. Authorities await court guidance from Frederick County Circuit Court.
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Incumbent Byron leads in Sixth District fundraising a report
Federal Election Commission records show Beverly Byron far ahead in campaign contributions for Maryland's Sixth District as of June 30 1990 with $118 533 received in the second quarter and $122 333 for the first half of the year PACs supplied the bulk of Byron's funds while opponents Pace and Fiores lagged bringing in $9 842 and $265 respectively in the period.
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