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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1991

Page

4

Downey Sees Redistricting Boost for 6th District Bid

Republican hopeful Michael Downey argues a gubernatorial plan could improve his 6th District campaign while warning the drawing may pit incumbents Helen Bentley and Wayne Gilchrest in the same district. He notes the plan shifts lines to include Garrett and eastern counties, expands the district, and could reduce incumbent perks for newcomers. Downey calls for term limits and PAC contribution bans as he expands into conservative northern Baltimore and Harford counties.

Michael Downey Gubernatorial Commission Papibiicns Party Downey Thurmont Commission Helen Bentley Wayne Gilchrest William Donald Schaefer Maryland Annapolis Montgomery Howard Garrett County West Virginia Aecee County Wilmington Beverly Byrd Jim Jonas Byron Baltimore Harford Political Action Committee Jonas

Chaos spreads as coup collapses deepen in Soviet Union

Gorbachev sacks hard line supporters and transfers power to reformers as Yeltsin suspends Communist activity in Russia. Nationwide moves seize party assets, shut Pravda, nationalize media, and ban political activity in army. Baltic and Caucasus actions surge with monuments toppled and protests grow.

Gorbachev Yeltsin Communist Party Mr. Yeltsin Party Pravda Moscow

Cardin links federal debt to rising deficits and taxes

Senator Cardin warns interest payments will rise to 14 percent of outlays and 18 percent of revenues, with $362 billion in debt this year and $268 billion projected for 1993. He cites higher taxes, foreign investment reliance, and stalled private capital as forms of deficit funding. Public hearings urged more education and future investment and supported pay as you go caps. He urges local flexibility over Washington mandates to better address deficits and spending.

Congress Cardin Washington

Counties face $100 million in cuts through 2000 says Levitan

County officials warn of large spending gaps through 2000 as committees review revenues next month. They cite federal mandates including recycling and special education, the loss of state monitoring funds, and high school and jail costs. Local revenue ideas include hotel taxes, piggyback income tax, gas or sales taxes, and privatization.

Levitan Neall Frederick Tourism Council Maryland Association of Counties Maryland Municipal League Business, Community, Labor

Gorbachev honors three dead heroes of Soviet Union

In Moscow thousands mourn as Mikhail Gorbachev and Boris Yeltsin honor three young men killed during the failed coup. The trio—Usov the economist, Dmitri Komar, and Dya Krichevsky—are named Heroes of the Soviet Union and buried at Vagankovskoye Cemetery while a public requiem unfolds on Manezh Square.

Moscow Boris Yeltsin Russia Mikhail Gorbachev Yeltsin Rosa Klishevich Vagankovskoye Manezh Square Gorbachev Soviet Union Kremlin We Usov Dmitri Komar Afganistan Dya Krichevsky Abi Ata

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