Yeltsin Praised as Gorbachev Returns in Coup Aftermath
In Moscow Yeltsin leads 100000 supporters celebrating end of three dark days as Gorbachev returns to purge coup backers. He vows no deals with coup leaders and warns he would have killed himself rather than submit. Demonstrators outside the parliament cheer.
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World leaders hail end of Soviet coup and aid freeze
London reports Britain Japan and the European Community lifting aid freezes as Gorbachev returns to power and Boris Yeltsin is credited with restoring reform. Leaders celebrate the setback to hard line communists while preparing renewed economic support and closer Western cooperation.
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Mayor seeks smoother ties with FOP in workshop
Frederick Mayor Paul Gordot addressed a police audience at an aldermen workshop on the future of the department. He praised officers and discussed an ad hoc 1990 charter-based plan to reorganize the force, while noting a possible win lose outcome and the need for more talks with the FOP. Chief Richard J Ashton spoke of the political nature of ousting a chief, retirement looming in 1993, and offered the other side of the story amid officers' complaints.
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Former Frederick mayor attacks city suit over FOP contract
Former Mayor Ronald N. Young criticized Frederick's lawsuit to void the 1989 labor agreement with the Fraternal Order of Police. He called the move vendetta driven and urged negotiations over litigation. Young valued the civilian police commission but saw its role as advisory.
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Byron Opposes Redistricting Plan From Pittsburgh to Wilmington
Rep. Beverly Byron, Democrat of the 6th District, opposes a gubernatorial commission proposal that would remove Montgomery and Howard counties from the district and extend it into northern Baltimore and Harford counties. She urged citing road connectivity concerns and stressed service to constituents. The plan also links two Republican incumbents in one district and creates two predominantly Black districts, drawing swift Republican opposition. A Sept. 3 Annapolis hearing is set with a toll-free hotline for testimony. The General Assembly votes on Sept. 25.
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Breakthrough in elusive ewe rose reported in greenhouse
A weather and agricultural brief notes a breakthrough on an elusive ewe rose in a greenhouse. Mentions Chris Krives being named TJ High Scheel's girls basketball coach, with a pointer to more on page C-1. Readers are urged to see page for details.
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