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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Mar 14, 1990

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Parliament clears the way for Gorbachev's election

Moscow AP reports the Soviet Parliament narrowly approved an emergency election for the presidency to avoid a nationwide campaign seen as risking civil war. Gorbachev won 1,542 votes of 2,246 with 368 opposed and 76 abstentions, setting the stage for a five year term under broad powers. Dmitri Likhachev warned direct election could trigger civil strife, urging careful balance of party and state authority.

Moscow Mikhail Gorbachev Kremlin Palace of Congresses Congress of People’s Deputies Congress Leningrad Dmitri Likhachev Likhachev Council of Ministers

Panel backs two way Ninth Street to ease bottleneck

Frederick officials consider converting the one way block between North Market Street and Motter Avenue to two way traffic. A police survey found 79 in favor, 38 opposed, and 31 with no opinion, with 113 residents signing petitions. The change awaits a new traffic signal, budget steps, and upgrades to nearby intersections to improve safety and flow.

Jon Kreissig North Frederick Motter Ave Ninth Street Motter Avenue Robert Shine City Public Works Ninth and North Market Streets Strine Market Street West Seventh Street

County moves quickly to acquire property for school offices

Frederick County officials authorize buying on Hayward Road to house a new school board office, with deposits totaling 160000 on the Plantronics site and 10000 on the Ausherman property. The move aims to escape cramped East Church Street quarters despite downtown businessward concerns.

Frederick County School Board Hayward Road Frederick County Ausherman Frederick Plantronics Frederick East Church Street Paul Gordon J. Anita Stup

Students map anti drug battle plan in county summit

More than 200 Frederick County students pledged to help rid their schools of drugs at Hood College in a five hour drug summit. Students from Frederick High, Middletown, Maryland School for the Deaf, St. John's at Prospect Hall and Rock Creek School proposed peer counseling, guest speakers, expanded drug education, and stiffer penalties, urging greater parental and teacher involvement.

Frederick County Hood College Frederick High School Lotoya Hall Frederick High Miss Hall Frederick High Future Homemakers America Miss Hail Jean Flory Michael Gimbel Office of Substance Abuse Baltimore County Middletown Middle School Jennifer Hall Ms. Flory U.S. Air Force Amy Gerstner Catoctin High Thurmont Middle Jessica McIlrath Jill Valentine

State seeks 3.3 million for Frederick jail expansion

Gov. William Donald Schaefer boosted the capital request for the Frederick County Adult Detention Center to 3.3 million, adding 1.88 million to the initial 1.41 million. If approved, the funding would cover just over half of the 6.386 million project, with local funds meeting the rest as 15 county jail expansion measures move through the legislature.

Annapolis William Donald Schaefer Frederick County Schaefer Frederick House Appropriations Committee House Senate Jurisdic

Regionwide heat wave shatters records across DC area

Forecasters report a third day of near summer heat with Baltimore reaching 73 and Washington at 69 around midmorning. Records for Thursday and Friday look likely to fall as temperatures surge into the 80s. The Baltimore area holds a 75 record for Thursday and Washington’s is 76 set in 1983, with Thursday needing a 77 to beat.

Baltimore Lynn Winans National Weather Service Washington D.C Barbara McNaught Washington, D.C Ms. McNaught

Start of Maple Syrup Season Sparks Photos and Recipes

The notice invites readers to explore the start of maple syrup season with a feature including story, photos, and recipes. It mentions Owen Veer as part of the coverage and points readers to the related page.

Owen Veer

Weather forecast for western Maryland warms to mid 80s

The forecast calls for fair and mild conditions with lows in the mid to upper 50s. Thursday should be mostly sunny and unseasonably warm with highs in the mid 80s. A map of Western Maryland weather appears on the page.

Maryland Sanrge

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