Yeltsin pushes forward with privatization plan
Moscow reports that Boris Yeltsin's government advances economic reforms to transfer state businesses to individuals while maintaining control of railways civil aviation and most natural resources. The privatization rollout aims to boost production amid price hikes and shortages with three to five years for full privatization and potential foreign investment in unprofitable enterprises.
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Body of U S hostage Buckley identified after dump
Police identified the body found near Beirut airport highway as American hostage William Buckley CIA station chief kidnapped in 1984. Coroner said remains matched Buckley by medical and dental records. embassy took custody amid no immediate U S comment.
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Window to Frederick County a Christmas gift to Yingling
Frederick County Commissioner Sue Ann Yingling finally has a window view in Winchester Hall after a jokingly called gift. The painting titled Window to Frederick County was hung by her husband William and her mother Frances Cover on Christmas Eve with help from secretary Mary Alice Marks. The scene captures the spires of Frederick and includes curtains and a grid frame. Yingling joked about her husband after a photographer planned to shoot the window, noting the ongoing debate over the lack of windows in her and Bruce Reider’s offices.
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Mother charged in daughter's murder in Rockville
In Rockville Maryland a 27th Montgomery County homicide of the year was flagged after Flora Peters, mother of 4 year old Aryana Denise Peters, was held without bail on murder charges. Police found suicide notes and evidence of a sleeping aid overdose in a Monroe Street apartment. The disturbance led to discovery of the slain child, whose body was found in the home. Peters had recently quit her job as a clerk at the Americana Center front desk.
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After-Christmas Sales Bring Busy Day to Area Stores
Shoppers flocked to post holiday sales as stores offered discounts to clear inventories. In Frederick downtown retailers saw steadier activity at malls and specialty shops, with chains like Sears Kmart and Montgomery Ward promoting substantial price cuts. Storeowners reported brisk business and robust post Christmas demand, despite lighter downtown foot traffic.
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Frederick Kmart
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Longtime Frederick County matriarch Alice Nallin dies at 102
Alice H. Nallin 102 a member of one of Frederick County oldest families died Thursday December 26 at Homewood Retirement Center where she resided She was widow of Richard Francis Nallin an American League baseball umpire who died September 7 1956 Born April 12 1889 in Frederick County she was daughter of James and Alice Houck Her ancestors lived in the county since before the Revolutionary War Her grandfather Ezra Houck helped start Farmers and Mechanics Bank and helped found the Junior Fire Company Her father led Franklin Savings Bank and served as vice president of the Commercial Bank of Maryland The family owned four farms totaling nearly 1000 acres She attended local schools and Frederick Female Seminary She enjoyed sports and was an accomplished horsewoman In 1911 she married Richard Nailin who umpired in the American League for over 18 years before retiring in 1982 The couple hosted many baseball stars at home including Ty Cobb Walter Johnson and Babe Ruth They later raised Guernsey cattle on a farm on Opossumtown Pike until federal purchase (Continued on Page A-5)
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Johnson Patriots top Walkersville in WFMD tournament
In WFMD-PE tournament action Johnson Patriots defeated Walkersville in a key game. Weather and entertainment notes appear on other pages with brief local mentions of theater and page references.
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