Gorbachev invites republics to summit shocking move
Mikhail Gorbachev issues surprise invitations to Soviet republic leaders to join this week's summit with President Bush in Moscow. The plan marks a shift toward sharing power with republics as talks cover Middle East peace and a long range nuclear arms treaty in Geneva. Bush and Gorbachev prepare to sign the pact, with Yeltsin and Nazarbayev set to attend. Bush plans Kiev trip for a major address, marking the first U.S. presidential visit to a republic outside Russia since World War II.
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Mahones Lead Protest Over Police Harassment in Frederick
A Saturday protest in downtown Frederick drew about 110 participants led by Willie J. Mahone and his brother Daniel Mahone protesting police harassment of blacks. Speakers urged investigation of minority hiring, police practices, and civil rights, amid ongoing lawsuit against the city and police chief.
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Bush says force remains viable if Iraq fails to disclose
President Bush says the United States and allies are reluctant to use force but that option remains viable unless Saddam Hussein fully discloses the secret nuclear weapons program. He noted Iraq has turned over new material to UN inspectors and warned lying and cheating could prompt a coalition response. Turkish Prime Minister Mesut...
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Shamir eyes Baker visit to ease Middle East peace talks
In Jerusalem Prime Minister Shamir said a future Baker visit could resolve obstacles delaying a peace conference. Foreign Minister Levy echoed that Baker may return within days as Israel weighs inviting Bush to talks. Syria Egypt Jordan and Lebanon plan to attend, but gaps over Palestinian participation persist with PLO excluded.
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Kite Flying Becomes 1990s Club Sport in DC Area
Woodbridge Virginia resident John Horacek leads Kapitol Air Korps and Maryland Kite Society members who chase high speed kite feats. Enthusiasts describe the sport as like figure skating, with kites costing hundreds and kits reaching 200 dollars, while some makers craft their own from parachute fabric.
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Barber Jim Mackley moves shop across Frederick street
Jim Mackley 66, longtime barber at 1 N. Market St. Frederick, moves to North End Barbershop with Lee Toms. He hopes part time work eases headaches of ownership, while regulars recall decades of service in what may be the oldest Frederick barber location.
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Inside The News Weather Forecast Update
A weather briefing notes a 530 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms with lows around 5 to 70. Tuesday slated as mostly cloudy with likely showers and storms and highs in the low to mid 80s. Western Maryland map and weather page A-2. Parents and experts advise having plenty of activities for children.
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