Reformers say Gorbachev plan not radical enough
Moscow reports say Liberal Communist Party leaders criticize Mikhail Gorbachev for not being radical enough to end the party’s monopoly on power. Politburo member Yegor Ligachev urges careful review of proposals to alter the government system amid economic crisis and ethnic unrest.
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Moscow
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Yegor K. Ligachev
Central
Alexander Fomin
Fomin
Igor I. Kurenoi
Ligachev
Gorbachev
Tass
New city officials tackle carryover issues of conflict
Frederick learns to address past conflicts as new officials take two weeks to review issues at City Hall. A 7:30 p.m. Thursday meeting will discuss Peachtree Court residents and the Golden Mile Marketplace developer. Residents urge better screening, lighting, noise control, and a secluded parking area to prevent late night parties near McCain Drive. James Grimes will lead the session as occupancy permits loom for Frederick Arcadia Limited Partnership.
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Frederick
Peachtree Court
Golden Mile Marketplace
City Hall
McCain Drive
U.S. 40
McCain
Frederick Towne Mall
Dennis Buckley
Frederick Arcadia Limited Partnership
James Grimes
Board of Aldermen
Jon Kreissig
County, delegation undecided on landfill condemnation issue
Frederick County Commissioners met with the General Assembly delegation to discuss a bill limiting condemnation power for a new landfill. The group reviewed attempts to acquire 230 acres of the Schroder farm adjacent to the current site. Legislators seek attorney general and environmental reports before deciding whether to support the bill or oppose it.
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County
Delegation
Frederick County
General Assembly
Winchester Hall
Schroder
Reich’s Ford Road
del. Thomas H. Hattery
Hattery
Schrodel
Del
James E. McClellan
William
Kathleen Schrodel
McClellan
Joseph Curran
Ronald Nelson
Maryland Department of the Environment
del George Littrell
del. Boyd Smith
Mr. Hattery
Grand jury decries cut contact with jail and Montevue home
Frederick County grand jury lamented severed communications with inmates at the detention center and with residents at Montevue Home. The one page report, issued after a jail tour, notes overcrowding with about 200 inmates and 50 percent over capacity, floors used for sleeping, and a bad odor in the kitchen. The panel also urged advance notice for inmate tours and a spokesman for inmates. An indictment was returned, details undisclosed.
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Frederick County
Montevue Home
Citizens Nursing Home
Rosemont Avenue
Montevue
Grand Jury
Frederick
Frederick County budget favors growth over class size cuts
Frederick County officials seek at least 118 million dollars for the 1990-91 budget, with only three new elementary staff positions aimed at reducing class sizes. The proposal adds 48 new posts, mainly teachers, funded by about an 18 million dollar property tax raise, and plans to open Ballenger Creek Middle School in September.
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Frederick County
Ballenger Creek Middle School
Noel T. Farmer
Monocacy Middle School
Janet Framer Honored With Pro Bono Award
Janet M. Farmer, Frederick attorney, received the Pro Bono Award at Frederick County Circuit Court opening ceremonies. Seymour B. Stern, president-elect of the Maryland State Bar Association, presented the honor for her dedication to free legal services for the county’s poor.
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Frederick
Janet M. Farmer
Frederick County Circuit Court
Maryland State Bar Association
Seymour B. Stern
MontCo landfill narrowed to three locations
ROCKVILLE The Montgomery County landfill search was narrowed to Barnesville Boyds and Poolesville sites with Poolesville and Boyds seen as top choices. County Executive Sidney Kramer urged one site for detailed study and recommended 1.3 million dollars for engineering design and options. State approval required.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Barnesville
Boyds
Poolesville
Sidney Kramer
Montgomery County Council
Oaks
Laytonsville
Kramer
Martinsburg Road
White's Ferry Road
Western Maryland Weather Outlook With Showers Possible
The forecast calls for tonight’s lows around 32 and Wednesday with mostly cloudy skies and a 30 percent chance of showers. Highs will reach the lower 50s as western Maryland weather details appear on PORE.
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Care Restoc Ncn Ent
Giances Eatery
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George Dorsey
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