Fighting flares and tanks move toward Croatia in Yugoslavia
Belgrade dispatch reports renewed fighting in Slovenia with federal troops and tank columns advancing toward Croatia. At least two armored convoys head north through Serbia while Slovenian radio and Austrian officials note gunfire near the border. The conflict deepens as European leaders condemn the fighting and the United States weighs support for independence if peaceful.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Slovenia
Croatia
Austria
Blagoje Adzic
Hans-Dietrich Genscher
Italy
Germany
United States
Washington
Serbia
Seven lawyers seek vacant Pieks for Frederick County judgeship
Seven candidates, five men and two women, vie for the Frederick County District Court judgeship seat valued at $82,300. Nominated are Janice Rodnick Ambrose, Charles Frey, Donald Grossnickle, Edward Luke, Milner Roberts, Mary Storm, and John Tisdale. The seat was vacated by Herbert Rollins who moved to the Circuit Court after Clater Smith Jr. retired and died March 13. The gubernatorial appointment process has no time limit. interviews by the judicial selection committee are pending due to vacancies on the panel. The 13 member panel includes six attorneys and seven residents. four attorneys Cleopatra Campbell, Oliver Cejka, James Clapp, and Lucien Winegar were named to the committee.
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Frederick County District Court
Janice Rodnick Ambrose
Charles B. Frey
Donald R. Grossnickle
Edward Luke
Milner W. Roberts
Mary Storm
John Tisdale
Herbert L. Rollins
Frederick County
Clater W. Smith Jr
Smith
Court
Judicial Selection Committee
Cleopatra Campbell
Oliver Cejka
James Clapp
Lucien Winegar
Courts
Frederick
Washington Counties
Hood College
Antioch University
Washington, D.C
Hattery enters race for 6th District Congress seat
Washington Del. Thomas Hattery, 37, filed with the FEC Tuesday to seek the Democratic nomination for Congress in 1992. He would face seven term incumbent Beverly Byron in the Sixth District primary and plans a September campaign kickoff to unveil his platform.
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Washington
Thomas H. Hattery
Congress
Beverly Byron
Hallery
Federal Election Commission
Mount Airy
Hattery
Longest living Frederick County women celebrate rare ages
Harriet Palmer and Myrtle Kefauver, both residents of Meridian Nursing Center, are projected to reach 119 and 100 respectively this summer. The sisters say their longevity stems from years of farm work, frugal living, and duty to family, with Palmer recalling early farm chores and nine children in her marriage to Harry Palmer.
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Frederick County
Harriet Palmer
Myrtle Kefauver
Meridian Nursing Center
Palmer
Carltonia
Mr. Palmer
Middletown
Harry Palmer
Carroll Creek names listed for Frederick park sections
The Carroll Creek Commission released eight proposed names for the creek linear park sections in downtown Frederick and will pick final names at the next meeting. Names reference local history and notable sites near West Patrick Street East Street and East Patrick Street. Repairs to Stage I leaks may push park opening to late September. The commission also seeks to expand the study area west to DeGrange Street Church Street South to South Street and east to Highland Street.
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Carroll Creek
Frederick
Richard Kessler
Commission
Kessler
Bertztowne Inlet
Black Horse Corner
Ransom Cove
Fritchie Corner
West Patrick Street
Barbara Fritchie
Ho Bo
East Street
East Patrick Street
Young
Ronald N. Young
Bards Bend
West Patrick
South Court Street
Tanner’s Run
Palette Place
State Water Resources Administration
South Court
South Market Streets
Carroll Creek Commission
Creek Park
DeGrange Street
Church Street
South Street
Highland Street
County cuts more early tax payment discounts in 1992 plan
Frederick County Commissioners approved an ordinance halving discounts for early payment of public utility, semi annual, and supplemental property tax bills to raise revenue for a 1992 budget. The changes lower 30 day and 31 to 60 day discounts and reduce July and August payoffs, saving about 494000.
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Frederick County
Mark Sneadner
Monocacy Bottom Road funding outlook tightens
Frederick County public works officials report the state will provide a $222,400 grant to nearly cover the Monocacy Bottom Road project. Earlier grants total $177,000 and $285,000 is earmarked in the 1992 budget, with current year needs around $524,000 and overall project funding about $1.9 million. The final amount may shift with economic changes.
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Frederick County
Ann Harriman
al Hudak
County Department of Public Works
Diane Penn
Sunny hot hazy day with afternoon showers possible
Weather update notes hot hazy conditions with an afternoon shower risk. Highs near mid 90s, lows in the 70s. Thursday also hot and hazy with a chance of showers, highs again in the 90s. Maryland weather and map on Page A-2.
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Maryland
No Paper Thursday The News Announces Holiday Break
The newspaper will not publish on Thursday to allow staff to observe the Fourth of July holiday. NATED A wonth Pr
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Baker Park
Mark Crummie
George Dorsey
News-Post
del Thomas H. Hattery
Julia Robb
News-Peest
Charles Palmer
Louis Lyons
Sneadner
Mark Cremmett
Christina Barnes
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