G-7 leaders unveil long sought trade package in Tokyo
In Tokyo the G-7 nations reached a broad trade pact hours before the summit opened. President Clinton hailed the breakthrough while tensions among members over Bosnia and other crises persisted. The leaders outlined plans to ease duties on manufactured goods and prepare a political communique of substance.
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Frederick approves master plan guiding growth to 2010
City planning department releases first comprehensive plan since 1979 outlining growth to 2010. It calls for more housing, annexation areas near Harmony Grove and east of Frederick, plus affordable housing, parks, recycling and more fire stations, schools, and libraries. Public hearing Sept 14 at City Hall. staff reviews set for July 19, 26, Aug 16, 30.
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Historic black library spared demolition by landmark group
The owner of an Ice Street duplex in Frederick withdrew plans to demolish the 1840s wood frame building after evidence showed it housed the Free Colored Library in 1916. The Frederick City Historic District Commission, Maryland Historic Trust, and Frederick County Landmark Society explored renovation options as a museum for Black history or memorial site.
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Two Deer Rescued From Carroll Creek
Two deer were found skinny-dipping in Carroll Creek in Frederick early Wednesday morning. Frederick City Police and two United Fire Company firefighters freed one deer from near Citizens Truck Company on Court Street and the second near North Bentz Street, taking about 15 minutes after responders arrived around 6 am.
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Beating the Heat: Residents Seek Cool Amid Long Heat Wave
As a heat wave grips the region with 90s highs and 70s lows, residents seek relief through windows, iced drinks, powders, air conditioning, or trips to air conditioned shops. Weather Service notes hazy, dry, humid days, with heat indices around 100 plus, lasting through the week.
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Hurricane Calvin pounds Pacific Coast of Mexico
Hurricane Calvin roared along Mexico s Pacific shore with winds near 100 mph. Seaports and airports were closed as 28 people died and 14 000 were displaced by floods. The center sat about 30 miles south of Punta Tejapan moving northwest off shore while a Norwegian tanker with 4000 tons of sulfuric acid was beached at Lazaro Cardenas with no leakage danger.
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Montgomery picketing bill sparks council debate in Montgomery County
A county council debate over a proposed ban on picketing residences triggers concerns about free speech versus harassment. The measure targets protest at homes unless used as a business or for public meetings and was sent back to the public safety committee for refinement amid fears of chilling free expression.
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State selects east ridge route for Appalachian Trail move
Maryland Department of Natural Resources officials on Tuesday chose the east ridge option for relocating the Appalachian Trail crossing Md 77 in Smithsburg. The plan affects three properties and reduces resident impact, with one owner agreeing to a limited edgeuse on his land.
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Heatwave grips city with 90s highs and muggy nights
The Fraderick News Post reports hot and humid conditions today with highs in the 90s and humid lows in the 70s. A continued heat spell is seen for Thursday ahead, with weather maps and details on Page 22.
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