Aldermen halt FOP suit and seek talks in Frederick
Frederick aldermen halted the three count declaratory judgment suit against the Fraternal Order of Police to clarify the city labor agreement. They pledged talks with FOP officials and to amend the city charter to recognize the union as the official representative. The move followed a police promotion grievance ruling and drew 40 off duty officers to a special workshop at City Hall.
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Frederick’s
Board of Aldermen
Order of Police
Ald Eee
Jon Kreissig
N. Lynn Tillery
Auit
Paul. Gordon
Patrick O’brien
FOP
City
Gordon
Frederick County
Police Commission
City Hall
William 0. Lee Jr
Frances
Baker
State Attorney General's Office
Gorbachev threatens to resign over union preservation
In Moscow AP report, President Mikhail Gorbachev warns he may resign unless the Soviet Union holds together as republics push toward independence. Uzbekistan drafts declaration of independence while Armenia votes on its status. KGB control shifts noted and opposition lawmakers criticized amid regional upheaval. Yeltsin backs rights of ethnic Russians outside his republic.
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Moscow
Mikhail
Gorbachev
Uzbekistan
Isham , Onli
Mr. Yeltsin
Repub
Mr. Strauss
Mikhail Gorbachev
Crimea
Boris Yeltsin
Yeltsin
Free State construction under scrutiny amid permit disputes
County officials and opponents clash over Free State’s building expansion. Critics allege missing permits and favored treatment while Free State asserts county knowledge and questions penalties. Health, zoning, and environmental permits are pending as the firm expands with roofing, siding, a trailer cafe plan, and a pole barn addition, drawing scrutiny from state agencies.
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Roger Williams
HIT
Free ‘State
State Attorney General’s Office
Wong
Board of‘ Commiss
New York
New Jersey
Virginia
Maryland
Free State
Gail Bowerman
David Gray
Sue Ann
Tuscarora Road
Michael Thompson
County Health Department
Gordon
Health Department
Elmer Weibley
Redskins Cut Gerald Riggs and Darryl Grant
The Washington Redskins released running back Gerald Riggs and defensive lineman Darryl Grant from their roster. Officials cited team depth concerns and salary cap considerations while confirming no further moves had been finalized.
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Redskins
Gerald Riggs
Darryl Grant
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Bush delays Baltic recognition amid Soviet turmoil
President Bush says he will wait to recognize the Baltic republics until the murky links between the Soviet central government and its rebellions are clarified. He convened top advisers including Cheney Eagleburger Gates and Sununu to map strategy as allies move to establish full relations with Estonia Latvia and Lithuania.
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Kennebunkport, Maine
Bush
Dick Cheney
Lawrence Eagleburger
Breat
Robert Gates
White House
John Sununu
Stalin
Brian Muhroney
County crafts contingency plan for outside landfill access
Frederick County public works officials outline a contingency plan to haul 800 tons per day of refuse to private landfills, a new incinerator, or a municipal recycling facility outside the county. The plan, presented by Irv Slike and Robert Hayes, aims to buy time while a long term solution is developed, with details to follow in about three months.
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Frederick County Public Works
Irv Slike
Solid Waste Bureau
Slike
Public Works
Robert Hayes
Hayes
Reich
Ford Road
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