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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1990

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Soviet troops press to quell Caucasus unrest amid clashes

More than 17,000 new troops struggled to end battles between Azerbaijanis and Armenians in Nagorno Karabakh region. At least 56 dead, mostly Armenians, as protests in Baku and arms raids in Yerevan and elsewhere escalate tensions. Moscow declares emergency, deploying army, KGB, and security forces to protect lives and key installations.

Moscow Azerbaijan Baku Nagorno- Karabakh Armenia Dmitri Seleznyov Interior Ministry Seleznyov Armenpress Yerevan Tass Nagorno-Karabakh Mikhail $. Gorbachev Soviet Army Navy KGB Red Army Nagorno Karabakh Izvestia Tazikend Nagorno

Rail yard eyed to expand Frederick government offices

Frederick mayor Paul Gordon says a 5.2 acre east side rail yard could be sold or leased to a private developer who would lease space to state and local offices. The aim is to keep employment downtown and sustain foot traffic to restaurants and shops while the county social services office seeks a downtown solution.

Frederick Paul Gordon Frederick City South Carroll East South Commerce Water Streets Gordon Frederick County State

Residents honored in Frederick drug fight at Winchester Hall

The Governor's Drug and Alcohol Abuse Commission recognized Frederick County residents for anti drug efforts during a Frederick County Drug Summit. Honorees include Project 103 founder Peter Charuhas, Capt. David Dinges, Tom Natolly, Elizabeth Rosemier, Trooper First Class Gail Treglia, Sharon Bowie, Sgt. Ralf Berger, and Scott Rolle. The program expands to schools and uses confiscated assets to fund awareness.

Governor's Drug and Alcohol Abuse Commission Frederick County Governor’s Commission Wales Winchester Hall Robert R. Neall Commission Neal Peter Charuhas Project 103 David Dinges Frederick County Sheriff's Department Tom Natolly Board of Education Frederick County Commission J. Anita Stup Elizabeth Rosemier Stup Treglia Tfc Sharon Bowie John Hanson John Hanson Tenant Council Neall Ms. Bowie Ralf Berger Scott Rolle Berger Maryland

Man pleads guilty in strangulation murder case

Larry Allen Breeden 46 of W Franklin Street pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the February 1989 strangulation of his best friend Shirley Elizabeth Baker 53 of Walkersville. Sentencing could reach 30 years. defense cites possible lack of criminal responsibility due to mental illness.

Hagerstown Shirley Elizabeth Baker Walkersville Larry Allen Breeden W. Franklin Street Baker Charles Street Breeden Wiley S. Rutledge Fred C. Wright Washington County

Census printing at Moore forms 1990 project in Thurmont

Moore Business Forms in Thurmont rolls out 43 million three page census forms for the eastern United States. The plant hires to 450 workers for the project begun in October and ending in March, with a $20 million contract and a test run of 2 million forms.

Thurmont Moore U.S United States US Bureau of the Census U.S. Postal Service Kevin Schindler Government Printing Office Schindler Logan Utah Terrence Best Moore Business Farms Tanyer

Long term drug treatment facility urged in Frederick County

A Maryland Governor's commission hears pleas from former addicts counselors and relatives for a long term residential treatment center in Frederick County. Health officials and counselors say existing outpatient and private options are insufficient and access remains a hurdle.

Governor's Drug and Alcohol Abuse Commission Frederick County William Donald Schaefer Maryland Kathleen Edwards Peter Charuhas Mountain Manor Emmitsburg Steve Zimmerman

Twin Brothers Choose Twin Careers as Chefs

Inside The News notes mostly cloudy mild night with lows mid 40s and a Thursday shower chance of 60 percent. Continued unseasonably warm with highs in the upper 50s. Also mentions Twin brothers pursuing twin careers as professional chefs and a feature on high school students offering compassionate companionship to nursing home residents on Page B-1.

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