Automakers say trade talks fall far short of goal
In Tokyo President Bush secured a loose agreement from Japanese officials for more U S auto purchases but American automakers accompanying him voiced disappointment. After four days of talks Bush Miyazawa reaffirmed the alliance yet friction dominated the visit.
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Baker Kreissig seek compromise on FOP bargaining ordinance
Two Frederick aldermen Baker and Kreissig express willingness to work with Sally Murphy and the Fraternal Order of Police to rewrite the failed police bargaining ordinance. They warn they may push a referendum if no compromise is reached, and note the veto risk and procedural steps to temporarily legalize the contract.
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Paul Gordon
Four area officers vie for Frederick police chief
Veteran officers from four Maryland departments are among seven finalists to replace Maj. Richard J. Ashton as Frederick City Police chief. Col. Joseph R. Bolesta, Maj. Donald Deering, former Howard County Police Chief Fred Cheney, and Capt. David Yohman are named among the candidates. Interview dates are set for next Monday and Tuesday with a final selection to follow, and a new chief sworn in by February 1.
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Richard J. Ashton
Frederick City
Joseph R. Bolesta
Baltimore
Board of Aldermen
Paul Gordon
Fiscal woes to dominate Maryland Assembly session in 1992
Annapolis reports the 1992 Maryland General Assembly opens amid fiscal fears as budget gaps loom. Leaders pledge a grueling 90 day session focused on budget cuts, potential tax tweaks, and redistricting, with Frederick County seeking broader representation and lawmakers divided on tax increases.
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Frederick woman dies in U S 15 crash
Debra Ann Sears a 37 year old Frederick resident was killed in a two vehicle collision at U S 15 and Biggs Ford Road shortly after 3 45 p m Wednesday becoming the county s first traffic fatality of the new year Police said she pulled from Biggs Ford Road onto southbound U S 15 into the path of a northbound truck driven by Donald Lee Reeser 54 of Lewisberry Pa The truck driver and a passenger escaped serious injury No charges were filed and Sears died at Frederick Memorial Hospital
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FCCA Blames Mayor for Discord Over Police Bargaining
The Frederick City Civic Association criticized Mayor Paul Gordon for stonewalling a police collective bargaining ordinance. The 20 page report interviews former chief Richard Ashton and Sheriff Carl Harbaugh, urged hiring more officers, especially minorities, and adopting community policing to improve relations.
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Frederick County
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Patrick O’brien
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Police search for clues in fatal shooting near Monrovia
Investigators returned to the scene of Deborah P. Fagan's murder to search for clues but had not identified suspects or a motive by Wednesday night. Fagan, 30, was found shot in her maroon Pontiac Grand Am on an unnamed road near Gladhill Brothers Road. An autopsy indicated a large caliber gun, possibly 357 Magnum, caused the death. The weapon remains missing as deputies questioned motorists about movements on Monday.
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Library board approves $421 444 budget proposal
Frederick County Library Board endorses a fiscal 1993 budget of 421 444, down 9 000 from 1992, risking cuts in services if commissioners approve. Key decreases hit bookmobile, books, magazines, and audio visual materials. children's programming is unfunded, relying on gifts.
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Miss Reynolds
Robert Finck
Finch
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San Francisco
Weather outlook for Maryland and cactus care tips
Cloudy tonight with lows 35 to 40. Friday brings partly sunny skies and breezy conditions with highs in the mid to upper 40s. Also features indoor cactus care tips including buying, planting, and care guidance with greenhouse notes.
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