24 Jun 1991
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1991
Page
1
President Bush avoids discussing Sununu travel practices while facing questions on Sununu's future. He responded with a thumbs up and a brief yes when asked if Sununu is staying, signaling no immediate plan for resignation amid ongoing embarrassment.
North Korea handed over 11 wooden coffins with remains of U S troops from the Korean War and agreed to help locate about 8 000 missing allied personnel. Senator Bob Smith praised the move as a potential step to improve relations and a committee to search for unaccounted servicemen was discussed.
Six months into office the Frederick County five confront lawsuits and a tight budget amid growth. Leaders say hours spent in meetings and closed sessions have risen, with Open Meetings concerns and a $19 million suit by former Highway chief Linton. The group insists they will pursue feasible decisions and avoid triggering more lawsuits.
In a widening scandal, the presidents of Nomura Securities and Nikko Securities resign after their firms acknowledge compensating top clients for investment losses and securing loans for a former organized crime boss. The Tokyo Stock Exchange falls sharply as the Big Four firms face scrutiny. Tabuchi and Iwasaki stay as vice chairmen with others promoted. Analysts see possible reforms, though change remains slow.
In Walkersville Community Park an eight year old from Mount Airy watched as a ferret named Snowball failed to navigate a maze tube. The event, the first Ferret Jamboree and picnic, drew more than 75 attendees and kicked off Frederick chapter activities for the Mid Atlantic Ferret Association.
Ferrets have a longer domestication history than house cats says Ms. Gosnell, who notes their affectionate, doglike behavior. A ferret rabies vaccine has reduced rabies concerns, with all animals at Saturday’s event vaccinated. Rockville breeder Chris Gallo, founder of a ferret owners club since 1987, attended the jamboree.
G7 leaders approve a plan to make the Soviet Union the IMF’s first associate member, granting technical assistance but no loans. Moscow signals cautious support as Gorbachev seeks aid, while Western officials demand market reforms as a condition for broader IMF access.
Clear and cool tonight with lows around 50 to 60. Tuesday will be sunny with highs near 85. Weather and map appear on Page 4.
Debra Fries, Miss Tidewater, won the Miss Maryland 1991 title in a pageant finale. The accompanying photos highlight her win and the event details. Orioles shock Royals in team's first doubleheader sweep since September 1989.
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