Gorbachev Seeks Deals During San Francisco Visit
Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev and President Bush push trade pacts as he tours San Francisco. Two agreements with Chevron and IBM have been signed, with a lunch for industry leaders to pursue further deals. He stayed with former President Reagan at the Soviet consul general’s home after arriving from Minneapolis.
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San Francisco
Mikhail Gorbachev
Bush
Gorbachev
Chevron Corp
IBM Corp
Reagan
Raisa
California
George Deukmejian
Kremlin
Soviet Republic of
Armenia
U.S.S.R
Stanford University
San Franchisco
Roh Tae-woo
Minneapolis
Anheuser-Busch Co
Pepsico
Amees Corp
Dow Chemical Co
Washington
Aidt Wadachewan
Summit meet draws slim Thurmont traffic near Camp David
Residents in Thurmont report only light disruption as Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and President Bush head to Camp David for talks. Crowds lined the roads while helicopters ferried the leaders, and Armenian Governor Deukmejian greeted Gorbachev in California.
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Camp David
Mikhail Gorbachev
Bush
Bud Eaton
Rockville
Gladys
Mr. Gorbachev
Helmut Schneider
Frederick
Fighting Back group seeks funds and volunteers to fight drugs
Frederick resident Lucian Heichler leads Fighting Back a grass roots effort to curb drug demand through awareness and youth education. The plan includes a drop in center at Taney Apartments housing 20 children daily from 3:30 to 5 pm with sports and outdoor activities. Sponsored by the group and the Housing Authority of Frederick the center lacks city funding and relies on donations. An organizational meeting is set for 7 00 pm at 22 S Market St. Frederick. Heichler criticizes public apathy toward drugs and envisions future treatment options for the uninsured.
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Lucian Heichler
Heichler
Taney
John Hanson
Taney Apartments
U.S. Foreign Service
William
Donald Schaefer
Weadhes
Valie O
Duit
Dia Charities
S. Market St
Washington, D.C
Baltimore
Frederick County
Scott L. Rolle
Western Washington bypass hearing draws rural opposition
Residents from Frederick Howard and Montgomery counties and Virginia urged the state not to build a Washington bypass arguing roads invite development. About 165 people attended the Frederick High School hearing to hear six proposed routes, three east and three west of the beltway, with possible end points in Frederick or Mount Airy. Project managers say a decision may come in early 1991 as planners weigh options and public input.
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Howard
Montgomery
Virginia
Washington
State Highway Administration
Bill Franz
Barnesville Road
Frederick High School
Washington, D.C
Washington Beltway
Eva Moore
Howard County
Four wheeled antiques draw gazes at church gathering
At Eyler's Valley Chapel in the Catoctin Mountains blue and gray Model T enthusiasts park 14 vintage cars beside the church. Rev Kenneth Hamrick and parishioners pause amid the hymn to admire shiny bodies and chrome, sharing stories of Model Ts and Model As.
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Eyler’s Valley Chapel
Kenneth Hamrick
Model T Antique Club
Churen
Catoctin Mountains
Geraldine
Joe Miller
Wolfsville
Mr. Miller
Mrs. Miller
Hagerstown-area
Millers
Miller
Stacey Guyton crowned county dairy princess
Stacey Guyton, 18, daughter of Wilmer and Joann Guyton, was crowned Frederick County Dairy Princess in a ceremony at the Frederick County 4 H Camp and Activities Center. She will represent county dairy farmers at the Maryland Dairy Princess Contest on August 1 at the Holiday Inn in Frederick, while Vivian Stottlemyer of Rocky Ridge was named alternate.
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Jefferson
Frederick County
Marcia Summers
Maryland
Brunswick
Frederck County
Wilmer
Joann Guyton
Holiday Inn
Francis Scott Key Mah
Vivian Stottlemyer
Rocky Ridge
Crystal Smith
Laurie Zimmerman
Frederick
Guyton
Maryland and
Virginia
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