China lists 21 student leaders in hit list
Beijing broadcasts a nationwide wanted list of 21 top student leaders from the pro democracy movement who fled underground. Wang Dan Wu er Kaixi and Chai Ling are named with detailed personal traits as authorities urge citizens to report them. Fang Lizhi and Li Shuxian are at the U S Embassy seeking refuge.
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Planners OK bank expansion in downtown Frederick
Frederick city planners approve a six story expansion for Frederick County National Bank at 1 N Market St linking to 9 11 N Market St with three additional stories. Decision hinges on a parking exemption and historic building changes. Expansion aims to raise downtown jobs from 45 to as many as 200 and could start renovations late fall for completion in early 1991.
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Patrick Center
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Michael Profitt
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Downtown Frederick Bank Expansion Sparks Job Fears
Frederick County National Bank faces zoning action over a six story expansion that could push operations out of downtown. Nearby Farmers & Mechanics National Bank moved 140 administrative staff to Thomas Johnson Drive, leaving its historic main branch downtown. Mayor Ronald Young cites lost downtown employment hurting local businesses and notes no city solution kept F&M staff downtown.
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Middletown considers annexing Brook Ridge subdivision
The Middletown town council proposed annexing 72.9 acres west of the town near U.S. 40-A for a low density residential Brook Ridge subdivision owned by Ernest Ausherman. A previous 1987 annexation was rejected by voters. A meeting to discuss the plan was set for Tuesday.
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Weather outlook for Maryland region with showers possible
Partly cloudy tonight with lows around 60s. West winds near 10 mph. Wednesday turns partly sunny and warm with humidity and a 40 percent chance of afternoon thunderstorms. Highs reach mid to upper 80s.
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Antietam zoning clash draws protesters at battlefield visit
Local residents at Antietam National Battlefield picketed the National Park Service building as a federal advisory council toured the site. They oppose county overlay zones aimed at restricting development on about 3700 acres surrounding the battlefield, 3200 of which are within the protected area.
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