Police seize border control as Yugoslavia splits
Yugoslav police take control of Slovenia's borders amid independence declarations by Slovenia and Croatia. The federal army and Slovenia's rival defense forces remain on high combat readiness as Belgrade seeks a democratic resolution. Premier Peterle cautions no unusual activity, while Slovenia relents to replace Yugoslav symbols.
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Ante Markovic
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Koski may appeal recent teachers' contract vote
Frederick County Board of Education member Samuel Koski said he may appeal the 4-3 contract approval with the Frederick County Teachers Association to the state ethics commission. He questioned the participation of three members whose wives are teachers and urged delaying the vote until the ethics committee rules.
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State Ethics Commission
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Koski
Rail link to Frederick eyed for three years
Frederick officials report renewed state interest in a rail line from Frederick to Point of Rocks linking to MARC service. Mayor Paul Gordon says passenger trains could begin within three years amid shifts from road-building to rail in state transport policy. Governor Schaefer plans summer visits. Del. Hattery notes MARC upgrades and bus feeders as part of reviving Frederick rail.
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Point of Rocks
Frederick
Paul Gordon
Gordon
Greater Frederick Development Corp
GFDC
Maryland Department of Transportation
MDOT
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Monocacy River
Monocacy Battlefield
William Donald Schaefer
Page Boinest
Schaefer
Del
Thomas H. Hattery
House
Ways and Means Committee
MARC
Martinsburg
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Lehigh to appeal denial of carbon waste burning permit
Lehigh Portland Cement Co. will appeal a June 12 ruling denying its request to burn carbon waste in four 400 foot kilns. The company says the waste is not hazardous and points to a plan to fix equipment malfunctions. Maryland MDE has not yet set a hearing date.
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Union Bridge
Lehigh Portland Cement Co
State Air Management Administration
Toms River
N.J
MDE
George P. Ferreri
Ferreri
J. Brian Molloy
Molloy
John Goheen
Maryland Department of the Environment
Frederick County Board approves 21 projects in 1992 CIP
The Frederick County Board of Education allocates 17.3 million for 21 capital projects to relieve growth. Twin Ridge Elementary in Mount Airy leads with 7.6 million for construction. Other funded items include southeast middle school design, south county high school design, Ballenger Creek and Spring Ridge equipment, and renovations at Carroll Manor Elementary and Frederick High School.
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Spring Ridge
Walkersville
Mount Pleasant
Gadra
CIP
Carroll Manor
Frederick High School
Myersville Elementary
County contest over landfill violation fine
The Frederick County DPW contests a $9,700 state fine for consent order violations tied to Reich's Ford Road landfill. MDE lists four violations, cites missing December status reporting, and seeks penalties including $750 for effluent limits and $900 for monitoring lapses. The county has paid $2,400 and negotiates the remainder.
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Frederick County Department of Public Works
DPW
Reich
Ford Road
Maryland Department of Environment
MDE
Public Works
Wayne Keeler
Goheen
Keeler
Mathias
Collins
Maryland Clean Water Act
Clean Water Act
Economy shrank 2.8 percent in first quarter
The Commerce Department says GNP declined at an annual rate of 2.8 percent in the January-March quarter, with after-tax corporate profits down 6.3 percent. The revision worsens the recession picture but many analysts say it may be the last report showing decline. Growth is forecast at 0.5 to 1 percent for April-June.
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Washington
U.S
Maryland Weather Notice and Homemaking Milestone
Mostly sunny and warm today with highs in the mid 00s. It will be fair and cooler tonight with lows near 60. Thursday will be sunny and warmer with highs in the 90s. Retiring extension director reflects on 25 years of homemaking changes. See page for details.
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