Bush Seeks Tough Stand as U S Forces Readied in Kuwait
President Bush campaigned in Michigan and warned Saddam Hussein that Baghdad must meet U N resolutions. A Pentagon plan showed amphibious drills in the region with 1900 Marines and Navy personnel, plus 90 more Marines in separate unloading exercises as Patriot missiles arrived in Kuwait. Defense officials stressed defensive use as tensions mounted ahead of the 1992 elections.
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Lee Hamilton
Dind
House Foreign Affairs Committee
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Hamilton
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Kuwait
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Democrat campaign factions swirl around Bartlett bid
A shattered party scene unfolds as Jim McSherry, once Kennedy’s aide, plans county by county recruitment to back Dr Bartlett in the 6th District. Hattery and Slater hedge bets, while Byron supporters waver. The rebel drive aims to mobilize 10 to 20 organizers each.
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Frederick Counts
Democratic Central Committee
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Beverly Byron
Residents contest county fill site near Bethesda brick operation
Rick Masser, senior inspector, confirms plans approved by soil district and departments for an 8000 cubic yard fill on a 0.5 acre parcel owned by David Fegan. One year temp permit allows dumping with close inspection. further sites require planning commission review and new permits.
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Soil Conservation District
Department of Planning
Department of Public Works
Bethesda
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Masser
Planning Commission
Frederick County
Buckingham Lane
Jean Mlle
Maryland Department of the Environment
Prosecution uses CIA documents in George trial
Prosecutors introduce a flood of CIA cables to show Clair George knew about the Contras and Iran arms deals. A 1986 meeting minutes note Col North and others discussing arms for Iran with potential aid to the Contras, while defense questions whether George could read the documents.
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U N experts clash with Iraq over inspection makeup
Baghdad dictates team structure and seeks neutral inspectors as six UN inspectors enter the ministry. Tyayid Kay voices concern over the compromise and warns of potential ambiguity as outside analysts review documents. Tariq Aziz calls the result a moral victory amid warnings of consequences if inspectors act provocatively.
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Cyprus
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County approves roof fireproofing and stormwater plan
Headstart and Job agency applied flame retardant to roof beams as air remains regularly monitored and access to ceilings limited. Commissioners also approved 95,000 for impoundment design to curb stormwater runoff into Reich's Ford Road landfill to lower leachate treatment costs, with a Bowie firm contracted to develop the solid waste plan and possible no-bid award under the plan contract.
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Republican abortion rights clash heats up ahead of GOP gathering
A six state caravan by anti abortion Republicans pushes their platform for a constitutional ban on abortion as Bush aides defend the line. Abortion rights groups led by Mary Dent Crisp and Ann Stone vow to challenge the party at its platform writing and Bush renomination, arguing the issue transcends loyalty and affects women’s lives.
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Houston
Bush
Mars Matalin
Mary Dent Crisp
National Republian Coalition
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Crisp
Ann Stone
Republicans For Choice
Maryland Fire Deaths and Blazes Rise in 1991
Maryland recorded 98 fire deaths last year up by three, with four firefighters killed in action. Structure fires responded to by fire companies reached 10,170, causing losses totaling 107,629,365 dollars, according to Mr. Thomas.
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Thomas
Kline Involved In Myersville Area Knife Incident
Kline obtained the Greenbrier Inn and was seen throwing a knife onto U S Route 40 before driving away. Hours later his car was found beside Myersville Volunteer Fire Co. Deputies identified him on Monument Road after he initially gave a false name. He worked as a mechanic in Myersville.
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Myersville
Rain finale tops average this July's rainfall rise
July rainfall topped the average as 1991 figures show lower totals earlier in the month with the final stretch bringing more rain. Officials attribute the wet spell to a stationary front while later forecasts predict partly sunny, dry weather with mid forty degrees temperatures. Flooding occurred in parts of West Virginia and Ohio Valley as storms moved across the central region. Television repair shops report surge in lightning damage to sets and VCRs, with a sharp rise in service requests.
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Maryland
Alan Robock
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Cory Gates
National Weather Service
Robock
Associated Press
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East Coast
Ohio Valley
Appalachia
West Virginia
Randolph
Lewis
Upshur
Files Creek
Beverly
Elkins
Randolph County
Ken Bruner
Frederick Radio and TV Service
Pope John Paul II to Leave Hospital Today
Rome AP says doctors approved Pope John Paul II to leave the hospital today thirteen days after surgery to remove a colon tumor. The pope is reported to be in good condition and to begin a period of convalescence at the Vatican.
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