Dozens Dead As Soviet Troops Storm Baku
Soviet troops breached barricades in Baku amid ethnic clashes between Armenians and Azerbaijanis. Officials report at least 60 dead, with hundreds wounded. Nakhichevan secession vote adds to regional turmoil as tanks patrol the city and a state of emergency is declared.
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Baku
Moscow
Vadim Korsh
Azerbaijan
Azerinform
Defense Ministry
Korsh
Alexander A. Bessmertnykh
Interior Ministry
Caucasus
Nakhichever Autonomous Republic
U.S S.S.R
Iran
Nakhichevan
Bessmertnykh
Supreme Soviet
Turkey
United Nations
Republic of
Armenia
Nagorno- Karabakh
Caspian Sea
Popular Front
Nazim Ragimov
Radio Moscow
Barry and advisers map DC future after cocaine arrest
Washington DC mayor Marion Barry faced a political crisis as federal cocaine possession charges emerged. His top aide took charge of city operations while advisers weighed his bid for a fourth term, with scenes of tears, cabinet meetings, and concerns about normal city functioning.
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Washington
Marion Barry
Barry
District of Columbia
U.S
Jay Stephens
Tunning
Caryl B. Thompson
Washington, D.C
Stephens
County to seek ten thousand for Goodwill baler
Frederick County will apply for 10000 state funds to lease a baler for Goodwill Industries to compress excess donated clothing into dense bales for use as industrial rags or charity clothing. The project may cut landfill waste and create jobs for disabled workers, with potential annual turnover of 500000 to 700000 pounds of cloth.
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Frederick County
General Assembly
Goodwill
Goodwill of
Monocacy Valley
Harriett West
Ms. West
Walking the Line Along Tracks to Adamstown Store
Zane Franz II of Doubs uses the railroad path for a two mile walk to a store in Adamstown on a warm afternoon.
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Zane Franz II
Doubs
Adamstown
Welcome Home Columbia Lands After Record 11 Day Shuttle Mission
The space shuttle Columbia landed in darkness at Edwards Air Force Base California with a rescued satellite aboard after weather and computer problems stretched the mission to nearly 11 days. Crew deployed a Navy satellite before retrieval, reported a heavy 228400 pound landing, and praised a clean heat shield despite minor dings.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Columbia
Mike Baker
Navy
William B. Lenoir
NASA
Space Flight
Edwards
Malibu
Los Angeles
Sheila Smith
Daniel Brandenstein
James Wetherbee
Bonnie Dunbar
Marsha Ivins
G. David Low
Weather outlook for Western Maryland this weekend
Occasional rain develops tonight with lows near 40. Sunday expects mostly cloudy skies with rain likely. The western Maryland weather map appears on page A-2.
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Maryland
Ride Along program reshapes Brunswick middle students view of police
Brunswick City Police and Cpl. Lance Miller honored for launching Kids on Patrol KOP at Brunswick Middle School with seventh graders from mid October to mid November. Three students per session rode in a cruiser and toured the station to learn about police work laws and the justice system. The program aims to present policing in a positive light and will continue next year.
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Brunswick — City
Lance Miller
Cpl. Miller
Scott Scarff
Brunswick Middle School
Brunswick City Police
Upl
Miller
Kids On Patrol
KOP
Center worker honored for saving choking client heroism
Kathy Taylor, an instructor at the Scott Key Center for developmentally disabled adults, received a $500 special achievement award from Frederick County Commissioners for dislodging a cake piece from Charles Eiker’s throat on Oct 27. She improvised chest thrusts and back blows while seated, then successfully freed the obstruction.
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Scott Key Center
Frederick County
Kathy Taylor
Mitch Hose
Taylor
Charles Eiker
Mr. Eiker
Mr. Hose
David Beeson
Ms. Taylor
Scott Key
Karen Leydig
Heimlich
Thomas Denny
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City Council
Betty Ann Kane
FBI
Rasheeda Moore
Ms. Moore
California
City Hall
Sam Yu
Inside the News
William North Jayme
Perry Free
Brenda Spurlock
Jonathan Taylor
Commissioners
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