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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1989

Page

6

Become a County Mover and Shaker Says Joan Churney

Joan Churney urges Frederick County residents to join local groups and become movers and shakers to influence development decisions. She notes clashes between citizens and developers, cites Monrovia and RMS Mont Mott rezoning cases, and invites participation in three public meetings at Urbana Elementary School on June 13.

City Hall Old Boy Network Powers That Be Frederick County Frederick Monrovia Adamstown Libertytown Urbana New Market Walkersville Good Old Boys Joan Churney Yamsville County Line Coalition

Old men in Beijing set to govern China crisis in 1989

Jonathan Mirsky analyzes the Deng Xiaoping led faction's handling of protests in Tiananmen Square, their distrust of Western influence, and the resulting tensions with the United States and Hong Kong. He notes the brutal crackdown and possible miscommunications among top leaders, highlighting a dangerous moment for Beijing's future and the observer service’s London base.

China Beijing Deng Xiaoping Hong Kong United States Tiananmen Square Deng Hi Yaobang Zhao Changan Avenue Tiananmen Yang Shangkun 27Th Army Ondon

Surgeon General Koop shifts focus to drinking policy

Andy Rooney notes C Everett Koop urges higher alcohol taxes and tighter controls to cut highway deaths linked to drinking. He weighs personal drinking against public safety, questions banning driving or cars, and asks how to measure pleasure versus deaths from alcohol and other risks.

Fter C. Everett Koop Koop Dr. Koop

Reform of JTPA Aims to Boost Disadvantaged Workers

John E. Jacob argues that patching the Job Training Partnership Act is insufficient. A comprehensive, well funded program is needed to reach the most disadvantaged, with school reform, guaranteed jobs and broad community involvement to build a globally competitive workforce.

Labor Elizabeth Dole Congress JTPA Augustus Hawkins

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Planning Commission Ptas Citizens Associations Athletic Associations Jonathan Mirsky London Observer Service Andy Rooney Surgeon General John E. Jacob Jona E. Jacob The National Urban League
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