China executes seven more rioters in Beijing crackdown
Seven more rioters were executed in Beijing amid China’s harsh crackdown on the pro democracy protests. The seven, convicted of setting army trucks on fire stealing army goods or assaulting soldiers, were part of 27 executed nationwide as authorities ignore international pleas for clemency.
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Frederick County School Board Approves 110 Million Budget
Frederick County school board approves a 1989-90 budget of 110 million dollars. The plan increases total spending by 13 percent to 97.6 million this year and covers new special education services, guidance support, a pilot maintenance program, and several staffing additions amid a reduced county allocation.
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Partisan showdown on child care looms in Senate
Washington Republicans push tax credits as the answer to rising child care costs while Democrats defend a hybrid plan offering tax help and direct subsidies. The Dodd Hatch leadership bill would authorize 1.75 billion for 1990 to aid parents and states, with 70 percent for parental help and 30 percent for program improvements. Senate votes were set amid amendments and a final decision expected Friday.
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Frederick County adopts new look for property tax bills
The Frederick County Treasurer's Office will issue 58 000 county and 6 000 town tax bills by July 1 on a single folded form with red dashed patterns. IDPA director Carl Moore says the redesign eases readability and speeds mailing while reducing storage needs.
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Whitewater World Championships come to Savage River
Garrett County hosts the first U S world whitewater championships on the Savage River in 1989. Top paddlers compete in closed canoes and kayaks along the rapid river course at speeds near 22 mph, dropping 40 feet per mile amid crowds reaching thousands daily.
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Partly cloudy tonight with a 30 percent chance of showers or thunderstorms. Lows 65 to 70. Friday partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of a shower or thunderstorm. Highs in the mid 80s. Includes Marlene weather map section and a greenhouse note. Poison ivy advisory appears in the fragment.
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