Noriega faces US charges after Miami arraignment
Gen. Manuel Noriega appeared in a Miami courtroom under heavy security and pleaded innocent to drug trafficking charges. The former Panamanian leader, 51, could face up to 145 years in prison and an $11 million fine if convicted, with trial projected to last several months.
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Frank Rubino
Gen. Noriega
Panama
Washington Times
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Frederick City nets 776000 from civil settlements
Frederick officials settled civil suits tied to the sewer plant project, yielding 536000 from M A Bongiovanni Inc, 170000 from PSC Kidde JV, and 70000 from Greenhorne O Mara Inc. The payments were announced at the final board meeting of the current five members before the new administration takes office January 11.
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M.A. Bongiovanni Inc
PSC/ Kidde JV
Greenhorne & O'Mara Inc
Robert Ferguson Jr
Baltimore
Thieblot, Ryan & Ferguson
Frederick City
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Bal Menon
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M.A. Bongiovanni
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Ferguson
Maryland Court of Appeals
Frederick County
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MD. 26
Cable action brings Frederick meetings to Frederick County
Frederick County commissioners move meetings to Winchester Hall first floor for Frederick Cablevision broadcasts. Monthly public hearings at 9 30 a m on the first Tuesday and 7 p m on the third Tuesday, plus May and June rezoning hearings. Planning Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals to be aired as well.
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Winchester Hall
Frederick Cablevision, Inc
Frederick Cablevision
Jake Tanise
Sterling Bollinger
Richard Grossnickle
Mr. Bollinger
Grossnickle
Mrs. Norris
J. Anita Stup
Linda Norris
Commissioners
Broadcasting Planning Commission
Board of Zoning Appeals
Tamse
Frederick City
Woman dies in Md. 26 crash with icy roads
Slippery conditions caused a fatal Md. 26 crash early Thursday. Angelica Wyatt-Holt, 25, of Walkersville died from injuries after a westbound car lost control and was hit by a van driven by Rector Larue, while passenger John Holt survived injury. The wreck followed a previous fatal collision nearby and weather officials noted rain and freezing air contributed to slick surfaces.
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Water Street Road
Walkersville
Audie H. Murphy
Maryland
Th. Murphy
John F. Holt
Ms. Wyatt-Holt
Rector W. Larue
Charles Town
W.va
Larue
Tfe. Murphy
Wyatt-Holt
Walkersville Rescue Company
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Holt
Mr. Larue
FMH
Washington County
Braddock Mountain
Kathryn Ann Schetrompf
Funkstown
Th. Scott McCauley
Ray Brady
National Weather Service
Ken Coffey
Coffey
Brad Ross
Frederick Memorial Hospital activates disaster plan
FMH emergency room faced a busy morning as more than five people arrived. Staff activated the disaster response plan to manage the influx and ensure patient care.
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FMH
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Central Alarm
Donald Trimmer
Frederick County
FMBE
Ross
FME
Coffey
Unemployment steady at 5.3 percent for December
The December jobless rate held at 5.3 percent as 142,000 jobs were added, aided by 55,000 returning telephone workers. The Labor Department notes the rate began 1989 at 5.4 and fluctuated around 5.2 to 5.3, with March a 5.0 low, while the payroll survey showed slower growth than the household measure.
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Washington
Labor Department
New York
County officials balk at meet with Schrodels over landfill pick
Frederick County Commissioners refuse to meet with the Schrodel family and trash consultant to discuss condemning the 230 acre Reich's Ford Road farm for a new landfill. Votes show 3-1-1 denial amid political pressure and campaign concerns. Schrodels’ supporters and opposing commissioners clash over transparency and timing.
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Frederick County
William Schrodel
William Harrington
Schrodel
Mark Hoke
Charles Smith
Reich's
Ford Road
Hoke
MSD Teams triumph as Frederick High wrestlers beat Singapore High
The MSD boys and girls basketball teams secure wins while Frederick High wrestling defeats Singapore High 3 21. Details on page C-1. Also, Family Royalty named for the annual Mardi Gras weekend gala on page B-5.
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Frederick High
Singapore High
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