Bush Eyes Last Ditch Meet Between Baker and Aziz
President Bush proposed a Switzerland meeting next week between Secretary of State Baker and Iraqi Foreign Minister Aziz as a final effort for peace. Baker would be free to meet Aziz January 7 to 9 after Baker’s Gulf consultations, with Iraq signaling openness though no reply yet.
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Bush
Switzerland
James A. Baker III
Tariq Aziz
U.S
Saddam Hussein
Baker-Saddam
Baghdad
Marlin Fitzwater
Baker
Gulf
Aziz
Fitzwater
Iraq
United States
Mohamed al- Mashat
Mashat
Saddam
House
Senate
George Mitchell
Maine
Mr. Fitzwater
Patrick Linton elected Frederick County National Bank president
Patrick Linton has been elected president and chief executive officer of Frederick County National Bank. He joined in 1979 as comptroller and will assume the role on Jan 8. Martin Lapera and Charles Rhinehart Jr. are promoted to executive vice president, Nevin Baker remains chairman, and Ramona Remsberg becomes vice chair. Linton chairs community boards and holds an MBA.
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Frederick County National Bank
Linton
Martin S. Lapera
Charles A. Rhinehart Jr
Nevin S. Baker
Ramona C. Remsberg
Mr. Linton
Bank
U.s.comptroller of
Frederick County
Western Maryland College
University of Pittsburgh
City may hire engineer to shave Carroll Creek costs
Carroll Creek Flood Control project could save up to 383,800 by hiring an in house engineer to supervise phase three from North Bentz to South Court streets for 20 years. The city would also add an inspector and a part time clerk to oversee construction and contract compliance while eliminating overhead from the current Baltimore firm.
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Frederick
Carroll Creek
North Bentz
South Court Streets
Baltimore
Paul Gordon
Rummel, Klepper & Kabi
Robert Strine
Strine
State funds approve Carroll Creek flood control third year
Maryland Board of Public Works approved 2.5 million dollars for the downtown Carroll Creek flood control project. Frederick County and the City of Frederick each commit 2.5 million, with the state planning an additional two million dollars annually for the next two years. Overall 1988 to 1993 funding could reach 12 million.
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Frederick
Carroll Creek
Maryland Board of Public Works
Louis Goldstein
Goldstein
Frederick County
Rebecca Hughes
State Department of Natural Resources
Victor Cullen Center faces June closure over staff and budget
Parents at the Victor Cullen Center, housing 78 adults with mental disabilities, face a June shutdown as Maryland plans to cut the facility due to a 420 million deficit. 30 aggressive clients will move to Rosewood Center, leaving 48 at Cullen, with transfers to Hagerstown or Cumberland possible for others.
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Victor Cullen Center
Victor Cullen
Lois Mesares
Maryland
Developmental Disabilities Administration
Schaefer Adminstration
Mesaros
Rosewood
Hagerstown
Cumberland
del. J. Anita Stup
R-Frederick
General Assembly
Weather updates and column note from Western Maryland
The entry notes Tonight's lows near 20 and Friday highs in the upper 30s with increasing clouds. It references Western Maryland weather and map on Page and mentions columnist Robert Reid analyzing cats in Ae Columnist.
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Maryland
Robert Reid
Frederick County Commissioner Yingling Finds New Role Stimulating
Sue Ann Yingling, newly elected Frederick County commissioner, says her full time position is stimulating and enjoyable though demanding for her family. She may retire after one term, plans to discuss retirement with her husband in four years, and hopes to balance work with cooking and caring for her family.
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Yingling
Sue Ann Yingling
Frederick County
Tenjoy
Frederick County Commissioners begin busy first month in office
In their first four weeks the five new Frederick County commissioners spent long meetings and briefings, tackling budget limits and legislative packages while adjusting to day to day duties. They set a budget increase cap, prepped for the General Assembly, and moved solid waste projects forward. Al Tavares left the solid waste bureau and Wayne Keeler noted his departure. Linda Norris proposed an April recycling plan to the board.
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Frederick County
Bruce Reeder
Commissioners
Ron Sundergill
General Assembly
al Tavares
Solid Waste Bureau
Public Works
Wayne Keeler
Keeler
Linda Norris
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Timothy Jacobsen
Lillian Arnold
Schaefer
Cullen Center
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