Quayle Attends Inauguration in Brazil with Regional Leaders
Vice President Dan Quayle joined Latin American leaders at the inauguration of Brazilian President Fernando Collor de Mello in Brasilia. He did not greet Fidel Castro or Daniel Ortega, though Ortega spoke with Oscar Arias and others. The briefing noted U S concerns over the Sandinista transfer of power to Violeta Chamorro and a $300 million aid package, with Quayle keeping distance from Castro.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Dan Quayle
Fernando Collor de Mello
Fidel Castro
Daniel Ortega
Quayle
Mr. Castro
Ortega
United States
Violeta Chamorro
Mr. Quayle
Costa Rica
Oscar Aras
Guilio Andreotti
Mr. Ortega
Nicaragua
Oscar Arias
Chamorro
Beckwith
Mr. Beckwith
U S Denies Involvement In Reported Fire
White House press secretary Marin Fitzwater denied U S involvement in the reported fire. An Israeli military spokesman said he heard of it only from news reports and had no comment. Yitzhak Rabin, resigning as defense minister, denied Israeli involvement, calling the speculation nonsense.
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White House
Marin Fitzwater
Jerusalem
Yitzhak Rabin
Israel
Fitzwater
United
Man charged in multiple robberies tied to taxi use
Police said the man identified as Myers, linked to a February robbery, was spotted riding in a taxi near a 7-Eleven at U.S. 40 and Old Camp Road and arrested without incident. He faces charges including attempted armed robbery, assault with intent to rob, carrying a concealed weapon, and reckless endangerment.
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Ashton
Myers
U.S. 40
Old Camp Road
City Cab Co
Jerry Woods
Sykesville
Mike Golden
Springfield
Police arrest two in early morning fight
Frederick City Police arrested Garfield R. Hoy III and Kimberly M. Makel after a fight in the 600 block of Klinehart's Alley. Hoy faces three counts of assault on officers plus disorderly conduct and disturbing the peace. Makel faces assault and battery on an officer, disorderly conduct, disturbing the peace and obstructing police. Both were released on personal recognizance.
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Frederick City
Klinehart’s Alley
Richard Ashton
Garfield R. Hoy III
West South Street
Edward Kornacki
William Forder
Hoy
Kimberly M. Makel
Revelation Avenue
Walkersville
Ms. Makel
Pvt
Forder
Ashton
Sagner Apartments
Lester L. Auchmoody
Waynesboro
Gorbachev Declared President Amid Radical Reform Push
Gorbachev won the presidency pledging rapid economic reform and tighter unity of the Soviet Union. He promised to de monopolize the economy, cut state spending, reform taxes, and press for a new union agreement while facing ethnic strife and economic paralysis across more than 100 nationalities. He warned of more radical solutions to end ossified thinking and keep the union intact.
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Lithuania
Estonia
Latvia
Georgia
Gorbachev
Communist Party
Congress
Soviet Union
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