Mandela backs violence as defenisive act in new freedom
Nelson Mandela says he seeks peace and racial harmony but endorses anti government violence as a defensive act against apartheid. He urges intensified pressure to end white minority rule as South Africa endures widespread unrest and calls for restraint from both sides after 27 years in prison. Police report about 30 deaths in disturbances nationwide and a Cape Town clash leaves one black protester dead and over 100 injured. Mandela plans talks with the government and release of political prisoners, with a mass rally planned in Soweto following his return home.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Nelson Mandela
Mandela
Andries Treutnicht
African National Congress Movement
F.W. de Klerk
Desmond Tutu
ANC
Soweto
Johannesburg
Bush Silent On Sanctions After Mandela Release
President Bush praised Nelson Mandela and de Klerk but avoided comment on lifting U S sanctions against apartheid South Africa. He spoke by phone with Mandela and invited him to the White House, saying he would discuss sanctions later with advisers as Congress considers the issue.
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Congress
Richard Lugar
R-Ind
William Gray II
D-Pa
House
Mr. Bush
de Klerk
Washington
Stolen dog rides taxi home to Baltimore
A Scottish terrier and groceries were stolen with a 1990 Subaru from the Francis Scott Key Mall. The dog was found later in the abandoned vehicle near Ebenezer Church on Sjamsville Road, then safely returned to Baltimore owners after a City Cab ride costing about 65 dollars. The incident ended without harm to the dog.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Francis Scott Key Mall
John Hurley
Maryland State Police
Patricia Romero
Sjamsville Road
State Police
Ms. Marks
Th. Hurley
State Police Barracks
Subaru
Tfe. Hurley
Operation Crack Down opens another stakeout at John Hanson Apartments
One year into Frederick City Police Department’s Operation Crack Down with 338 days in, the stakeout at John Hanson Apartments on North Bentz Street continues to target cocaine and crack trade. Two undercover officers describe a suspect as a 6 foot 1 black male in a royal blue cap and Cowboys jacket, while Maj. Richard J. Ashton and Lt. Harold Domer coordinate raids with 9 to 12 officers on scene.
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Frederick City
John Hanson
North
Bentz Street
Shawn
Dallas Cowboys
Richard J. Ashton
Harold Domer
James Fraley
Police describe undercover stakeout and bicycle lookout sighting
Suspects after buys are completed. Cleanup team tests purchases as officers move in. Lt Domer suspects a lookout on a bicycle spotted his unmarked cruiser near the housing project. Bicycle man appeared, rode past and headed toward the complex as the operation proceeded.
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Domer
Crack's effects on users and risks of cocaine in crack form
A health briefing notes crack delivers rapid cocaine highs and exhilaration followed by dull mood and tension. It warns of rising blood pressure and heart rate, possible seizures, strokes, and even death, with potential addiction and violent or paranoid behavior.
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Frederick
National Institute On Drug Abuse
Baker weighs NATO troop cuts amid Moscow talks
Secretary of State James A. Baker II in Ottawa and Moscow presses allies on capping and trimming U S and Soviet forces in Europe. Negotiations aim to settle a troop ceiling, potentially enabling a broader NATO Warsaw Pact pact treaty this year. Baker seeks NATO unity before any final U S position, while Moscow cites a wide Central Europe constraint range.
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Ottawa
Canada
James. A. Baker II
NATO
Moscow
U.S
Baker
United States
Soviet Union
Eduard A. Shevardnadze
Bush
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Gorbachev
State Department
Pentagon
National Security Council
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Warsaw Pact
Europe
Kremlin
Atlantic
Ural Mountains
Belgium
Britain
Greece
Italy
Netherlands
Spain
Turkey
East Germany
Weather and fashion notes from regional paper
The forecast calls for a clear night with lows in the upper 290s and a mostly sunny, warmer Tuesday with highs around the mid fifties to sixty. Western Maryland weather map appears on page. AZ Fashion features menswear designers choosing florals for spring with a note to see Family on page C-1.
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Maryland
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