15 Jul 1991
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1991
Page
1
London hosts a three day gathering of the seven richest nations as Mikhail Gorbachev appeals for Western aid to avert Soviet collapse. Leaders discuss arms treaty progress while wary over offering a blank check and demand reform before aid.
In London President Bush said the last obstacle to a landmark START treaty is defining new missiles and that there would be no Moscow summit until resolved. Baker and Bessmertnykh made only partial progress, and talks resume in Geneva with hopes high but no certainty of a July signing by Bush and Gorbachev.
About 50 Civil War re enactors camped at Monocacy National Battlefield for a weekend dedication. Participants emphasized authenticity and explained camp life scenes while the Park Service restricted live fire, delivering a ceremonial 21 gun salute and memorial rituals.
The National Park Service dedicates the Monocacy National Battlefield after a 57 year effort, honoring a 1864 clash that slowed Confederate forces and saved Washington. Governor Schaefer and officials attended as land preservation advances continue.
Community security firms in Frederick join police in crime prevention as local agencies employ under 100 officers while private guards, led by Tim May of May Security, total about 160 staff. Industry growth stems from perceived police limits, affordable wireless alarms, and broader regulatory standards.
Clear and comfortable tonight with lows 55 to 69. Light winds. Tuesday mostly sunny with highs near 85. Also a note on fashion saying cool and comfortable rompers are summer’s friskiest variation on shorts. See Family, page B-i.
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