NATO Offers Limited Partnership to Warsaw Pact Rivals
President Clinton and NATO leaders invite former Warsaw Pact rivals to join as limited partners in the alliance while signaling no immediate full membership. The meeting also debates action over Bosnia and possible stops in Kiev and Moscow as denuclearization talks unfold.
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NATO
Brussels
Belgium
Clinton
Bosnia
Francois Mitterrand
Sarajevo
U.S
Central and
Eastern Europe
Manfred Woerner
Ukraine
Kiev
Kremlin
Boris Yeltsin
Borispol
Moscow
Kravchhuk
Woerner
Europe
White House
City and museum officials set lease conditions for building
Frederick city officials and National Museum of Civil War Medicine representatives signed an understanding at City Hall Saturday. The city will lease the Goodwin Building to the museum board once fundraising reaches 500000 dollars from non public sources after the letter date. Mayor Paul Gordon called the museum’s potential major for Frederick and County, and museum chairman Gordon Dammann called the relocation a dream come true for him.
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Frederick
National Museum of Civil War Medicine
City Hall
Goodwin
Museum Board
Carty
Frederick County
Paul Gordon
Gordon Dammann
Liddy Delights Weinberg Crowd With Watergate Tales
G Gordon Liddy spoke to about 600 at the Weinberg Center sharing prison tales and life philosophy. He discussed the Watergate scandal, his 63 years, and lessons on prevailing through clear language, courage, and creativity. He quipped about nine corrections and recalled forging a warden memo to confront disease and toilet disputes. He warned against following others opinions and urged character development and studying predators to understand fear. He added he would not work with John Dean again.
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G. Gordon Liddy
Weinberg Center For the Arts
Liddy
Democratic National
Watergate
Mr. Liddy
Republican Campaign
White House
John Dean
Bitter cold grips Frederick area as wind chill bites
Middletown dairy farmer Scott Hood faces a 14 degree low at Frederick as arctic air floods Maryland. Forecaster Amet Figueroa says the cold will persist statewide with little cloud cover and dropping winds. Homeowners fear burst pipes, while many stores run out of rock salt and residents chip ice from steps.
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Scott Hood
Middletown
Maryland
Frederick Barracks
National Weather Service
Arctic
Amet Figueroa
Hood
Frederick
Allen Wachter
Wachter
Carol Shewbridge
Safeway
Mr. Figueroa
Social issues on Maryland Assembly agenda in 1994 session
Comptroller Louis Goldstein and House Speaker-elect Casper Taylor outlined a hopeful 1994 economic outlook with modest growth and rising revenues, signaling lawmakers can focus more on social issues. They noted ongoing recovery, AAA bond rating stability, and the need for continued fiscal restraint as Annapolis prepares for a 90 day session.
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Louis Goldstein
House
Casper Taylor
Maryland
Annapolis
George Littrell
D-Frederick
Goldstein
State Board of Revenue Estimates
Tougher crime proposals eyed for Maryland 1994 session
Maryland lawmakers and top state officials expect a focus on social issues and crime during the 1994 General Assembly as the state emerges from recession. Proposals include stricter gun controls, harsher penalties for violent felons, broader victims rights, and expanded prison terms, with Frederick County legislators signaling pushback.
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Maryland General Assembly
Maryland
Annapolis
Frederick County
Lake Linganore water plan decision delayed by directors
Lake Linganore Association and Frederick County meet over a plan to withdraw 750000 gallons daily for treatment and distribution with state approval. Directors table the draft letter amid debates on dam sluice usage and potential silt issues while weather and five years of negotiations slow progress.
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Lake Linganore
Lake Linganore Association
Frederick County
Bill
Louie Brosius
Singanore
Frederick City
Speedy Corbin
Lake Singanore
Brosius
Association
Corbin
Sue Corbin
Weather outlook and recycling fashion feature noted
The Frederick News-Post reports a partly cloudy cold night with teens lows and a Tuesday with light snow possible and highs around the 30s. A fashion feature, Trashion, showcases new technology turning recyclables into fashion. The paper emphasizes 106 percent recycled paper and recyclability.
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Frederick
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