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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1991

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4

Russia and Ukraine sign post coup accord amid state splits

The agreement declares the Soviet union dead and creates a treaty between emerging independent states of Russia and Ukraine. Vice President Rutskoi and Ukrainian President Kravchuk signed after talks in Kiev with Soviet lawmakers present. Gorbachev’s authority fell after the failed coup as Yeltsin moves to seize central power. The pact aims to prevent a dangerous rift between the two republics.

Alexander Rutskoi Kiev Ukraine Leonid Kravcchuk Kremlin Gorbachev Soviet Union Yeltsin Russia Russia-Ukraine Tass Byelorussia Moldavia Georgia Baltics Vytautas Landsbergis Baltic

Ukraine and Byelorussia declare independence amid Soviet turmoil

A Yeltsin spokesman signaled Russia may negotiate borders with seceding republics except the Baltics, fueling fears of a land grab as Ukraine joins Byelorussia in declaring independence. Gorbachev seeks central authority while republics push autonomy amid a 290 million population, vast resources, and strategic ports.

Yeltsin Russia Baltics Ukraine Gorbachev Byelorussia Soviet Union Europe Kiev

Controversy Over Frederick Police Chief Stepping Down

Statements from Mrs. Murphy and Mr. Grimes frame the forced exit of Frederick Police Chief Ashton as a long running FOP goal and a nationwide issue. Supporters call the move needed, while retirees recall his long service. Former officials praise Ashton’s tenure and character despite contention.

Begin Murphy FOP Grimes Ashton Frederick City Bernie King

Gorbachev’s KGB overhaul aims to end feared agency

Vadim Bakatin, named KGB head, vows to liquidate the feared institution and strip its power. He reports warning Gorbachev that appointing him to head the KGB implies dismantling the agency, as the bloc’s power centers face reforms after the failed coup.

Moscow KGB Eiie Vadim Bakatin Bakatin Bah-Kah- Teen Mikhail S. Gorbachev Communist Party Mr. Gorbachev Indepen

Commissioners weigh impact of violations on permit decision

Commissioners debated the Free State permit amid revelations of multiple violations. Mrs. Yingling admitted unawareness that could have altered terms in a state permit agreement. Mr. Gray said violations might have changed enforcement timing but not the permit outcome. MDE delayed its ruling and scheduled a public meeting with residents, DNR, and county staff next month to review enforcement powers.

Gray Free State Mr. Gray MDE Robert Hayes County Department of Public Works Bruce Reeder Ronald Sundergill Bea i HIT DNR Sundergill

Ultimate goal secured as county exhibitors rule Maryland fair

Clay Smith and Paul Smith led Carroll County entries while Heath Geiman sold the grand champion market lamb for 13 a pound to Deggeller Attractions of Stuart Florida. County winners included George Abell Jr with a 1215 pound steer, Tricia Stabler with a 1225 pound reserve steer, and Monica Feeser with a top Angus steer. In Holstein show, Kelly Myers and Crystal Smith claimed senior and junior titles respectively, with Amy Savage grabbing the overall youth crown amid a busy 4-H dairy and beef competition across Montgomery Howard Carroll and Frederick counties.

Cj.schmidt Co Paul Smith Carroll Coun County Heath Geiman Carroll County Deggeller Attractions Stuart Fla German Aaron Farm Credit Bank of Baltimore Charles County George Abell Jr Jack Kathy Jones Holstein Daily Show Amy Savage Montgomery County Shannon Harrison Howard County Jamie Gaycee Kristen Myers Kelly Myers Crystal Smith Frederick County Clay Smith Chip Savage Ronnie Heffner Pat Kahler Beachy Eddie Harrison Ing Blair Hill Tom Muller Jacob ‘Thomas Marie Speak Harford County

State police charge Hagerstown man after lengthy chase

Maryland State Police arrested John A. Hardy 32 after a high speed pursuit that began on the I 70 shoulder near 9 49 p m. A helicopter and K 9 units were summoned as Hardy fled and drove while intoxicated with a revoked license, finally being apprehended on Md 17 near Myersville about 45 minutes later.

Hagerstown Maryland John A. Hardy

Seven arrested on drug charges in Frederick police sweep

Frederick city police detained seven people in three overnight incidents on drug violations. At John Hanson Apartments Elmer Smallwood Jr. and Blair Hoy faced marijuana and crack cocaine related counts, while Michael Parker was charged with possession and distribution of crack. Three men at Waverley Gardens were arrested for marijuana possession and paraphernalia. Names include Marcus Ambush Kevin Hall and Charles Whims.

Frederick City John Hanson North Bent Street Elmer H. Smallwoo Jr West South Street Frederick Blair A. Hoy Willowcrest Apartments Mr. Hoy Michael J. Parker Stewar Manor Parker Steven M. Grove Bethel Road Waverley Gardens Marcus A. Ambush Eden Drive Kevin D. Hall Country Court Charles D. Whims Providence Court

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