Western leaders brief on Yugoslavia and welcome Yeltsin in Munich
At a three day summit in Munich Western leaders warned that U.N. military force may be used if humanitarian airlifts to Yugoslavia are blocked. They urged safe road access to Sarajevo and Bosnia, and signaled support for a UN resolution with force if needed. Boris Yeltsin arrived seeking IMF aid and debt relief, while the group considered a Russia aid package and new global economic paths.
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Frederick County housing permits hit three year high
The Frederick County Planning Department reports 1089 housing permits issued through May, up 350 from last year and 150 from 1990, with the surge centered in Frederick city where 313 permits were issued. Construction spending reaches 115.6 million through spring as back to back townhouses drive demand. single family sales lag except Spring Ridge and Kingsbrook.
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Brunswick mayor Goodrich to run unopposed in election
Mayor Richard Goodrich, 50, faces no challenger in the Brunswick town election. Elected in 1990 during Maryland’s first recall, he plans a full campaign and aims to guide the city for four years. Key council races see Tom Smith seeking re election while Woollard, Wintholt exit. Other candidates include Merle Anderson, Joe Harrington and Bob Purdum for three council seats on August 4.
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Round the World Air Race stops at Frederick airport
The Round the World Air Race paused at Frederick Municipal Airport as part of its 28-plane voyage toward Cannes. Pilots from 10 countries, including a 2 California grandmother Ilse deVries, prepared for a challenging leg from Greenland to Cannes, amid media attention and a welcome by AOPA officials.
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U.N. Iraq in test after inspection demand
U.N. Security Council pressed Iraq for access to a government ministry as Baghdad refused the request. U.N. chemical inspectors monitored the Agriculture Ministry round the clock for a third day amid a diplomatic impasse. Major Jansen led a 15 member U.N. team including U.S., Russian, British and French personnel. The council called Iraq's actions an unacceptable breach of the cease fire and prepared for possible enforcement under Chapter 7, though no force was anticipated.
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New York
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Rockville Couple Claims 4.8 Million Maryland Lotto Win
A Rockville couple, Mark Gaydos and Sherry Gaydos, claimed a $4.8 million Maryland Lottery jackpot from a random machine drawn ticket. The win was for a Wednesday drawing, with the Urbana Convenience Store on Fingerboard Road as the selling location. Officials expect the first payout Friday.
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Firefighters honor Assistant Chief Stavely in Maryland tribute
Firemen from across Maryland gathered in Frederick on Monday to honor Braddock Heights Assistant Chief James Stavely II, 43, who died of a heart attack while directing root cutting at a Wiles Court house fire. His colleagues recalled his mix of humor and seriousness as the funeral procession passed Mount Clare Cemetery, with many saluting as engine and rescue apparatus carried his casket draped in the flag.
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Weather Snapshot From The Region
The report notes clear skies with sunny conditions and mild temperatures. Forecasts call for continued pleasant spring weather with gentle breezes and comfortable daytime highs. Overnight lows stay mild, ideal for outdoor activity. Local map and regional updates accompany the forecast.
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