Bush pushes clean air plan at Grand Teton parks visit
President Bush urged Congress and the public to back a sweeping clean air initiative during remarks at the Teton Science School in Grand Teton National Park. He linked park preservation to national air quality and announced Wyoming Sen. John Turner as Fish and Wildlife Service director nominee, citing historical park presidents and the Tetons as evidence of environmental progress at risk from pollution.
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Middletown council weighs zoning shift and fee hikes
Town officials discussed asking Mr. Rusherman to modify a low-density residential request to a new zone but deferred negotiations. They warned development in the county could block Middletown westward due to a land barrier and sewer constraints. The council raised excess water sewer rates from 2.80 to 3.00 per 1,000 gallons, boosted water-tap/sewer hookup fees from 1,200 to 1,500 each, and set impact fees at 1,500 per unit. The budget for fiscal 1990 was approved at 366,000 in expenses, up from 321,000, with major increases in trash collection and the state police trooper program.
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Planners oppose rail buildings at Square Corner site
Blanche Partell, former Historic District Commission member, says the Square Corner is not suitable for rail buildings, warning that any impairment could set a precedent for banks across the street. The 5 percent landscaping requirement was waived as the bank’s buildings occupy the entire lot, with funds redirected to beautify Carroll Creek or other downtown areas. Donald Hoffman urges a market study to map vacant space and assess downtown Frederick’s economic viability, noting moves proceed without clear scope though not necessarily bad.
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China issues arrest warrant raises U.S. China tensions
Chinese authorities issued an arrest warrant for a physicist and an astrophysicist couple linked to the pro democracy movement. State media vilified them while Washington warned it will not permit arrests, as Beijing pledges to tighten control after Tiananmen Square crackdown.
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Plan would keep jobs downtown bank site offers floodplain
The bank eyed three city plots for a potential headquarters: old City Hall, the Patrick Center, and the Carroll Creek Plaza lot along Carroll Creek at South Market Street. President Hoff noted the offers were appreciated but all sites lay in floodplain making retail use impossible.
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Clearing Fort Meade land for sale could cost $100 million
Unexploded ordnance from five decades of training at Fort Meade may push clearing costs to as much as 100 million dollars for the fort's 9 000 acres. Officials cite safety and environmental hurdles as a barrier to redevelopment, with local leaders urging preservation of green space.
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