Sting crackdown arrests two dozen in city drug sting
Undercover officers sold crack to buyers in a Frederick housing project in a joint police operation. By 11 p.m. 26 people were arrested in the Sagner development sting as authorities called it a success. Vehicles seized may be forfeited if owners are convicted. The 4:15 p.m. start extended into the night with bond reviews pending.
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Frederick
Sagner
Scott Rolle
Frederick County
Mr. Rolle
Debra Cook
Sagner Apartments
Roundup arrests face drug charges across multiple counties
Friday arrests from Operation Roundup involve individuals charged with possession of cocaine solicitation to possess cocaine and possession of drug paraphernalia. Charges are misdemeanors with four to five year penalties. List includes David S. Brown Thomas Harriss Jack Brendle Joey Deshong Benjamin Napper Samuel Cooper Douglas Barnes Kenneth Cook Debra Cook William Cunningham Roger Lowe Timothy Brent Devon Daniels William Odom Brian Borchert Lewis Allison Wayne Bell Dwayne Woolfolk and others.
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David S. Brown
South Market Street
Frederick
Edward J. Giannini
DePaul Street
Emmitsburg
Thomas L Harriss
Liberty Street
Walkers
Hagerstown
Douglas A. Barnes
Stratford Drive
Kenneth R. Cook
Massers Motel
Debra Cook
Massers
Wiliam R. Cunningham
West B Street
Brunswick
Roger Lowe
Timothy M. Brent
Round Bill
Devon M. Daniels
Mount
Robert E. Dailey
Hanover
William A. Odom
Baker challenges Soviets to end support for Cuba
U S Secretary of State James A Baker pressed the Soviet Union to halt military and financial aid to Cuba while facing sharp Soviet criticism over U S arms spending and Panama. He urged Moscow to scale back support for Marxist allies, citing Cuba and Nicaragua, during talks in Moscow ahead of chemical weapons agreement talks.
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Moscow
U.S
James A. Baker
Soviet Union
Cuba
Panama
Baker
Eduard A. Shevardnadze
Geneva
Arthur Koestler
Mr. Baker
Congress
Nicaragua
Lenin
International Affairs Committee
Supreme Soviet
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Shevardnadze
Washington
Gorbachev
George Bush
Europe
Bush
Communist Party
Frederick County 1989 sets permit record with 2972 units
Builders in Frederick County issued 2972 permits for new dwellings in 1989, topping the prior record by 89 units. Of these, 764 were in Frederick proper and 2200 in the county and other municipalities. Apartment building rose sharply to about 800 units, nearly double 1988. Projections for 1990–95 expect around 10,000 units with yearly variations.
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Frederick County
Department of Planning and Zoning
Frederick
Raymond Barnes
Barnes
Ballenger Creek
Washington
Baker Park band shell project sparks cost saving debate
City officials weigh burning the old Baker Park band shell to save about $2,000 in demolition costs while offering training for United Fire Co. The project awarded to Bruchey Builders at about $254,000 with plan changes potentially trimming costs. construction could begin late this month or in March.
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Baker Park
Bentz
Second Streets
United Fire Co
Mark Fisher
Bruchey Builders
Frederick
Gary D. Baker
Gary D. Baker Architects
Baker
Thurmont to Get Subsidized Senior Housing Complex
Moser Manor Senior Housing, a 26 unit rent subsidized complex for low income elderly and handicapped, nears completion off West Frederick Road in Thurmont. Built by Del. George Littrell Jr and his wife Sue, with Doubletree Enterprises, it includes two handicapped access units, a community room, laundry, storage, air conditioning, and two emergency call buttons in each unit. Rent is 30 percent of a resident's income, backed by Farmer's Home Association and federal funding.
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Thurmont
Moser Manor
Urbana
Del
George Littrell Jr
Sue
West Frederick Road
Moser
Doubletree Enterprises Inc
Littrells
George Harne
Littrell
Farmer’s Home Association
Mark Crammett
Moser Menor
George Littrell
Mandela to win freedom Sunday in South Africa
President F W de Klerk announced Nelson Mandela will be freed unconditionally at 3 p m Sunday from Victor Verster prison outside Cape Town after more than 27 years in prison. Mandela, 71, has long been a symbol of black resistance and a key figure in ending apartheid.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Nelson Mandela
F.W. de Klerk
Sir. de Klerk
Mandela
African National Congress
Victor Verster
ANC
de Klerk
Mr. Mandela
Mr. de Kierk
P.W. Botha
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Brian A. Borchert
Purcellville
Lewis W. Allison
Wayne E. Bell
Dwayne L. Woolfolk
Lovettsville
Charles L. Brown
Bi Green
P.J. Shuey
News-Post
Shell May Burn
Teresa Franklin
Carolyn Hakes
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