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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1990

Page

3

Capital Beltway rock thrower jailed for 3842 years

John L. Burgess 18 of Forest Heights sentenced by Prince George's County Circuit Judge William Missouri on eight felonies and 28 misdemeanors for hurling rocks at motorists on the Capital Beltway last May. Destiny Morris 16 of Hagerstown severely injured. she has regressed to a third or fourth grade mental level per the judge. Co-defendants Donnell Petite convicted, Maurice Ford set to stand trial in February. Burgess admitted involvement. maximum possible sentence was 415 years.

Upper Marlboro Capital Beltway John L. Burgess Forest Heights Prince George's County William Missouri Missouri Destiny Morris Hagerstown Donnell Petite Maurice Ford John Smathers Destiny Linda Kline Burgess Nan Burgess

European leaders widen sanctions on Baghdad amid war prep

In Baghdad Health Minister Abdul-Salam Mohammed Said cites 2042 under four deaths from disease and malnutrition due to a U.N. embargo while diplomats dispute shortages. Iraq mobilizes reserves with calls for 500,000 troops as U.S. plans 400,000 Gulf forces by mid January. Primakov says Soviet workers’ departure delayed by contracts. Japan to aid with 200 million dollars in goods and 20,000 stereo headsets.

Baghdad Abdul-Salam Mohammed Said U.N Said Cidi Uied Vie Iraq Counc United States Ministry of Defense Kuwait Gulf Yevgeny Primakov Mikhail 5 Gorbachev Japan U.S

Solarex Plans Restructuring as Job Cuts Follow

Solarex a 17 year old photovoltaic leader, plans layoffs as part of a restructuring aimed at long term competitiveness. Company hopes to reduce product costs and maintain edge amid rising interest in alternative energy after Kuwait invasion, though sales gains may take years.

Solarex Pope Newtown Kuwait

Shingle Dump Case Tied to Airport Inn Project

Joel Anderson reports illegal dumping into Hunting Creek near Wilthide Road after contractor Grimes admitted to discarding up to 16 tons of shingles from the Airport Inn roof repair. Sheriff identified landfill closure as the reason. Anderson criticizes the potential lack of a larger fine as county cleanup costs loom.

Airport Inn U.S. 15 Grimes Sheriff's Office Joel Anderson Hunting Creek Wilthide Road Anderson Mr. Anderson

Small staff pins hopes on limited county help

A county official complained that the Employment Development Commission next door cannot spare staff and cannot hire temporary workers. He cited budget and legal office constraints as a barrier to serving the public, saying they do the best they can.

Employment Development Commission

Flood control plan eyed for Frederick creek banks

Mr. Gordon announced flood proofing from North Bentz to Highland streets as an investment to bring millions to Frederick. Mr. Richards, a Fort Myers transplant, noted rapid growth and more townhouses and commercial buildings. Planning Director James Schmersahl will finalize a growth management plan as routine duties shift within the city. The mayor said the work is not boring.

North Bentz Highland Streets Gordon Frederick Mr. Richards James Schmersahl

Army calls up reserves under Aug 22 order

President Bush issued authority to mobilize up to 200000 Selected Reserve members from the National Guard and Reserve. The Army reports 278000 in the IRR and seeks volunteers for duties including truck driving and medical service as gulf deployments loom. IRR volunteers can contact the Army Reserve Personnel Center in St Louis at 1 800 325 2660.

Bush National Guard and Reserve IRR Army Hanrahan National Guard The Gulf IRA Army Reserve Personnel Center St. Louis

Mine Explosion Traps 10 Miners Near Ulan Bator

Rescue teams worked to free 10 miners trapped underground after a coal mine blast near Ulan Bator with at least 30 injured. Mongolian officials sought cause, sending investigators to the Nalaikh mine east of the capital.

Beijing Ua= Tetente Unen Nalaikh Ulan Bator

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