Riegle Unable to Recall Talks With Keating in S&L Probe
Senate Ethics hearing reveals Senator Donald Riegle Jr cannot remember discussing with Charles H. Keating Jr. issues linked to Federal Home Loan Bank Board and the Lincoln Savings collapse. He testified he visited Keating’s Phoenix operation during March 1987 and denied arranging meetings with regulators.
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Edwin J. Gray
Riegle
Mr. Keating
Arizona
Bennett
Mr. Riegle
Robert S. Bennett
Keating
D-hich
American Continental Corp
Lincoln Savings and Loan
Ethics Committee
Riegie
American Continental
California
Alan Cranston
Savings and Loan
Mr. Riegie
Mr. Bennett
Phoenix
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Mount Airy Man Convicted of Child Sex Abuse
William E. Kruger, 55, of Mount Airy, was found guilty in Frederick County Circuit Court of second and third degree sexual offenses, child abuse, and assault and battery involving a 6 year old girl. The jury trial began Thursday before Judge Mary Ann Stepler. sentencing set for February 27. Kruger remains out on bond.
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Mount Airy
Frederick County
William E. Kruger
Stephen Meyers
Mary Ann Stepler
Stepler
Kruger
Peace center seeks solution for Middle East war threat
Since November the Peace Resource Center in Frederick has held Monday prayer vigils on North Market and East Church streets for peace in the Middle East. James Small stood in a snowstorm as his wife Yvonne notes the group’s usual 6 to 10 participants. The center, at 4 E. Church St, remains hopeful for time for sanctions to work ahead of Saddam Hussein’s January 15 deadline. They warn neither leader can back down and announce a 30 second TV spot and a January 12 teach in at the Frederick Church of the Brethren with speaker Bill Keim, recently in Iraq.
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Peace Resource Center
North Market
East Church Streets
Frederick
Middle East
James Small
Yvonne Small
Mr. Small
Peace Organization
E. Church St
Saddam Hussein
George Bush
Frederick Church
Anxious Maryland Parents Prepare for Jan. 15
Anxious Frederick County and Middletown families brace for possible deployment as Jan. 15 nears. Mothers describe nerves, fear of another Vietnam, and hope their sons arrive home safely. Marines and Army families report overwhelming mail and support from home while preparing for uncertainty ahead.
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Frederick County
Country
U.S.-Iraq Talks Dim Peace Prospects In Europe Tour
U S and Iraq talks surface in London Bonn and Milan as Baker says peace looks unlikely. France Italy and Germany show interest in offering Iraqi incentives while Saddam Hussein links Gulf crisis to Palestine. Six Iraqi pilots seek asylum in Saudi Arabia as Stars and Stripes reports security curfews in Germany.
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Baker
London
Husein
Iraq
Taha Yassin Ramadan
Geneva
Palestine
Aziz
CBS News
Israel
Hussein
Stars and Stripes
U.S
Germany
Saudi Arabia
Cyprus
Snow Closes Roads In Frederick Montgomery County Areas
Snow totals around five inches in Gaithersburg and surrounding areas. Power outages affected 1300 Potomac Edison customers in Unionville and Johnsville, restored in three hours. State and local crews plowed through the night. federal workers released early, plus extra transit runs. Roads improved by afternoon with main routes under control.
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Unionville
Johnsville
Raymond Sandower
Potomac Edison
Linton
Jim Brown
Frederick City
Robert Strine
Frederick
Montgomery County
Metrobus
Metrorail
Germantown
Derwood
Gaithersburg
William Keim
Susan C. Nicol
Montgomery County Bureau
West Virginia man faces drug charges in Frederick
Frederick City Police arrested 25 year old Thomas E. Boyd of Kearneyville on drug charges after a 1:14 a.m. stop at Fifth and North Bentz streets for driving without a registration tag. He was charged with failing to display two driver’s and registration cards and found with drugs during a suspicious search.
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Frederick City
West Virginia
Thomas E. Boyd
Kearneyville
Sam Bowman
Fifth
North Bentz
Boyd
Frederick County Snow Closings System Cited by Educator
Dr. Farmer notes Frederick County weather is unique and winter demands show how road conditions can impact school closures. The county uses a feeder-pattern system allowing closures for Catoctin, Middletown, and other high schools without nationwide disruption. After a slow start, he acknowledges lessons learned from past snows and the need for caution in decision making.
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Frederick County
Baltimore
Washington
Catoctin
Catoctin High
Garrett
Middletown
Farmer
Budget deficit estimate upped by as much as 50 billion
Washington report says the administration raised its current deficit estimate to 300 billion dollars for the 1991 fiscal year, with the figure pegged by the Office of Management and Budget as 270 to 320 billion. The revision excludes SaudiArabia military costs and omits a Social Security surplus.
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Washington
Washington Post
Office of Management and Budget
OMB
Richard Darman
Edwin Dale
Bush
Congress
Saudi Arabia
Congressional Budget Office
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