Clinton Yeltsin to meet April 4 in Geneva
President Clinton and Boris Yeltsin will hold their first official summit on April 4 in Geneva. Secretary of State Christopher said the talks will focus on supporting reform in Russia and democracy, with a site to be set later.
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Switzerland
Clinton
Boris N. Yeltsin
United States
Russia
Warren M. Christopher
U.S
Christopher
Andrei Kozyrev
Yeltsin
John Major
Moscow
Bush
Kozyrev
Snow Barrage Looms Over Frederick With Snowfall Forecast
Weather forecasters in the Frederick region expect a Friday snow event, with accumulations ranging from two to four inches to five to ten inches in different forecasts. Snow should begin after midnight and end by early afternoon, as a second Atlantic coast system shapes the total amount. The Western Maryland and northern West Virginia regions face the main storm, while Frederick may see light amounts depending on a developing offshore system. Transportation officials monitor impacts as conditions evolve.
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Frederick
Richard Diener
National Weather Service
Baltimore
Diener
Appalachian Mountain Range
Maryland
West Virginia
Atlantic Coast
Mrr
Frederick County
Contamination fears linger at Fort Detrick Area B well tests
Army tests show trichloroethylene at high levels on Fort Detrick Area B and nearby Montevue Lane wells. The 110 ppb reading on post property far exceeds the federal 5 ppb limit, with off post wells reaching 19 ppb. Officials plan a public meeting at Frederick High School to discuss the contamination and buried waste likely connected to 1988 disposal.
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Fort Detrick
Montevue Lane
Robert Ryczak
Detrick
Army
Shookstown Road
Frederick High School
Carroll Parkway
U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency
Maryland Department of the Environment
Henry Erbes
Weil
West End
Area B
Sabillasville residents urge end to Victor Cullen contract
Sabillasville residents and Concerned Citizens asked the Maryland House Appropriations subcommittee to terminate the $2.6 million 1994 contract and $508,975 deficiency for Youth Services International at Victor Cullen Academy. Gov Schaefer defended the school as lawmakers criticized juvenile services spending and mismanagement.
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Victor Cullen Academy
Sabillasville
Reform School
House
Youth Services International
Ron Sulchek
Jason Young
Concerned Citizens
House Appropriations Subcommittee On Human Resources and Public Safety
YSI
William Donald Schaefer
Department of Juvenile Services
Stalker victims press for stronger Maryland protection
Bonnie Lynn Zampino, a Frederick resident, told the House Judiciary Committee that current law leaves stalking victims without real protection as her estranged husband faces release from detention. She urged lawmakers to back anti stalking bills supported by Delegate Pauline Menes and the Women's Legislative Caucus, hoping to prevent further danger from abusers.
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Annapolis
Bonnie Lynn Zampino
Frederick County
Frederick City
Maryland
House Judiciary Committee
Cracked Claw owner defends OTB plan in Urbana meeting
Urbana residents debated off track betting at a Cracked Claw site near the new high school. Owner John Poole urged support citing business needs while opponents cited location concerns and civic group objections. County officials discussed public forums and state racing commission steps amid a petition drive and estimated potential tax gains.
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Urbana
John Poole
Poole
Urbana Civic
Suzanne Waterman
Civic Association
Sue Keaney
OTB
Bernard Staley
Bruce L Reeder
Maryland Racing Commission
Predenck County
Nic Reeder
Frederck County
Salares
Keahon
Charles Town
Tigt Club
West Virginia
Airport firms move to ease flight path noise
About a dozen Monocacy Village residents met with airport manager Charlie Abell and Frederick’s Board of Aldermen to address noise from a general aviation runway parallel to the Monocacy River. They discussed raising flight paths to pattern altitude by 300 feet to reduce noise and improve safety, with airport officials to review solutions at upcoming meetings.
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Frederick Municipal
Monocacy Village
Charlie Abell
Frederick City
John Norman
Frederick Aviation Inc
International Aviation and Control Aero Corp
County meeting to discuss Butterfly Lane water and sewer
Frederick County commissioners will hold a 7 pm meeting Monday March 1 at Hillcrest Elementary School cafeteria with Butterfly Lane and Mount Phillip Road residents to review plans for extending water and sewer lines and collect comments. Health Officer Bowes declared a December health emergency due to contaminated wells. a 90 percent contamination rate from surface water and 70 percent from failing septic systems. The plan shows costs of extending service and estimates about 15000 dollars per home to hook up or 22000 dollars if financed over 20 years, followed by a Q and A session. Jurisdiction questions arise because Frederick city owns the lines crossing the area.
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Frederick County
Butterfly Lane
Mount Phillip Road
Hillcrest Elementary
James E. Bowes
Frederick City
Cloudy and cold with light snow expected tonight
The report forecasts increasing cloudiness today with highs in the upper 20s and a 98 percent chance of light snow tonight, dipping to around 20 degrees. Friday looks cloudy with a small 6 percent chance of snow and mild midrange highs.
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OD Parc
Pe Eaggedi
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