Geneva extends talks on missiles amid Gorbachev offer
U S and Soviet arms negotiators agreed to extend discussions on medium range nuclear missiles after Mikhail Gorbachev proposed signing a separate accord without delay. The extension aims to break the deadlock as Maynard Glitman and Lem Masterkov lead the U S team with Yuri Vorontsov and Alexander Bessmertovich from the Soviet side.
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Germany
Czechoslovakia
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France
Bernard Rogers
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Salary talks break down over Montgomery bus pay dispute
Rockville Montgomery County school buses ran Monday amid stalled negotiations with the Montgomery County Council of Supporting Services Employees. Union official Grace Garabedian criticized a 3.6 percent offer, describing it as insulting, while mediation began at 10 a.m. with mediator William Krasham as talks collapsed after the weekend?
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Montgomery County Council of Supporting Services Employees
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William Krasham
Frederick County Ag Week at Frederick Towne Mall
Frederick Towne Mall hosts the 10th annual Frederick County Ag Week featuring 60 exhibits by county and state agricultural groups and agribusinesses. Local FFA Alumni coordinate the event with support from Maryland Department of Agriculture and University of Maryland, aiming to educate urban visitors about agriculture and its importance to Maryland’s economy. 4-H youth will perform activities starting at 6:30 p.m.
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University of Maryland
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Maryland Department of Agriculture
Brunswick group aims to revive C&O Canal plans
The Brunswick Revitalization Committee unveiled a plan with the National Park Service to refurbish the C&O Canal and towpaths along the waterfront. The effort seeks to transform the area into a draw for hikers bikers and campers and compare it to Georgetown while preserving existing access.
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C&o Canal Advisory Commission
Gates to withdraw nomination for CIA post amid Iran Contra pressure
Washington reports say Robert Gates planned to pull his bid as Senate opposition grows. The Post notes Gates faced Senate delays, party discord, and questions over 1985 Libya invasion plans and Iran-Contra ties as he weighs stepping back this week.
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R-Kan
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D-Okla
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National park entrance fees begin amid cold weekend
Rangers started collecting fees at many area parks including Antietam and Harpers Ferry. Adults pay one dollar per person or three dollars per family with seniors and children under twelve free. The effort funds a federal park service advance and supports preservation projects and expanded tours.
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