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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Aug 31, 1990

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U.N. Chief Talks With Iraqi Official On Gulf Crisis

U N secretary general Perez de Cuellar met Iraq foreign minister Tariq Aziz in Amman to seek a diplomatic solution as a multinational flotilla grows toward the Persian Gulf. Bush urged wealthy allies to fund the war effort while US troops move toward 100 000. Jordanian spy flights report Iraqi troop movements into Saudi Arabia amid tense diplomacy.

U.N Iraq Puty Persian Gulf Kuwait United States Britain Netherlands Egypt Suez Canal Bush U.S Saudi Arabia Gulf Saddam Hussein Javier Perez de Cuellar Saudi Arabian Saudia Arabia Tariq Aziz Royal Palace Amman Jordan Aziz Perez de Cuellar Baghdad

Classrooms ready for students return in Frederick County

Frederick County administrators and teachers prepare for the new school year. Enrollment rises to 26,884 from 26,173 last year with 511 additional students and the opening of Ballenger Creek Middle School. Elementary and middle schools gain students while high school numbers drop about 82. About 580 will attend the new middle school.

Frederick County Ballenger Creek Middle School

County SAT scores rise in Frederick County report

Frederick County students posted higher SAT scores than the prior year, with the average combined score up to 926 as more students took the test. County math and verbal scores improved while national and state averages fell, reflecting a county emphasis on higher level math courses.

Frederick County S. Steve Hess Noel T. Farmer Jr Farmer

Curran Blanton in race for attorney general post

Democrat 7. Joseph Curran Jr, longtime attorney general since 1966, faces one opponent Republican Edward L. Blanton Jr. Blanton, 58, of Baltimore law firm Blanton and McCleary, argues for open meetings and a client focus on Maryland's people, criticizing Curran as too aligned with state officials. He highlights his background as assistant attorney general and his push for legal reforms and stronger financial oversight.

Joseph Curran Jr Edward L. Blanton Jr Maryland Blanton Blanton and McCleary Law Firm Baltimore Glenarm Citizens Charles Hickey Bank Commission Savings and Loan

Frederick man charged in Virginia murder case

Charles Randolph Davis 37 of West All Saints Street was arrested at his Frederick home for the 1980 murder of Bilmaris Rivera of Arlington Virginia. Rivera disappeared May 24 1980 and her car was found burned on a farm lane near Frederick. An extradition hearing and possible Virginia capital murder charges loom as investigators note remains identified by dental records.

Charles R. Davis West All Saints Street Frederick Davis Maryland Gary Bachtell Virginia Susan C. Nicol News-Post Frederick County Charles Randolph Davis Goochland County Leslie J. Parrish Dep. Parrish Ms. Rivera Arlington Quantico Baker Valley Road

AIDS research ties zinc to HIV protein in virus spread

Frederick center researchers report zinc activates a protein in the AIDS virus enabling RNA binding and viral spread. The work, published in Biochemistry, involves University of Maryland Baltimore County and NCI scientists, aiming to guide drug development to block progression to AIDS.

Frederick Cancer NCI University of Maryland Balti More County Michael F. Summers Baltimore County Terri L. South Paul R. Blake Arthur Louis E. Henderson Raymond C. Sowder Summers Dr. Arthur Aids Vaccine Laboratory

Myersville disputes census count as faulty decrease

Myersville officials challenge a 33.3 percent population drop since 1980, arguing the Census Bureau miscounted housing and people. Mayor Billy Eckstine and clerk Ray Hinkle cite Meadow Ridge and Ashley subdivisions adding about 56 homes, while housing corrections and possible missed movers may explain the discrepancy. The bureau says corrections are limited and the issue may hinge on unrecorded housing or pocketed areas. Federal funding implications underscore the importance of an accurate tally.

Myersville U.S. Census Bureau Billy Eckstine Census Bureau Eckstine Meadow Ridge Ashley Bill Talbott Ray Hinkle Hinkle Keith Thompson West Baltimore Thompson

Frederick man charged in double robberies

Edward Robert Bowlus TI of Delaware Road Frederick was charged with armed robbery robbery theft two counts of assault and attempted robbery after he allegedly robbed a 7-Eleven on Jefferson Street at 516 p m and Paul s Service Center on Shookstown Road about an hour later No injuries were reported and police said no weapon was displayed He is jailed awaiting a bail hearing Friday afternoon

Edward Robert Bowlus TI Delaware Road Frederick Frederick County Bowlus Jefferson Street Paul’s Shookstown Road Maryland Robert Cale Choong Woong Kwon Paul

CNN sportscaster debuts as artist in Frederick

In Frederick, a CNN sportscaster makes an artistic debut while the region enjoys sunny weather. The piece notes Olive Engle who helped create Frederick County's Muscular Dystrophy Telethon 19 years ago and still chairs the fundraising effort.

Entertainment CNN Frederick Olive Engle Frederick County Page

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