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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1991

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Gorbachev says Saddam gets no Soviet aid despite turmoil

Gorbachev told Secretary Baker that Moscow would offer no help to Saddam Hussein as Iraq faces rebel pressure after the Persian Gulf War. He urged the Iraqi people to handle the domestic crisis themselves while noting the Soviet stance on Kuwait and the Allied assault.

Moscow Mikhail S. Gorbachev Saddam Hussein Gorbachev James A. Baker Til Iraq Kuwait America Mr. Gorbachev Bush Baker Saddam Martinique Baghdad Basra United States Iran U.S Reagan

Charter home rule on ballot in Frederick County vote

Frederick County voters will decide on Election Day if the local form of government should be changed to charter home rule. A nine member charter writing board is preparing the proposal, due Aug. 1, creating a county council and either an appointed manager or an elected executive.

Frederick County Board of Commissioners General Assembly

County budget requests top 152 million in 1992 plan

Frederick County departments seek 152.5 million for the FY 1992 operating budget to fund about 234 new positions, salary increases, and equipment. Revenues are projected at 135.9 million, down from 136 million, prompting a 16 million reduction from requests. Budget officer Mark Sneadner notes possible changes if the economy worsens.

Frederick County Mark Sneadner Citizens Services Frederick County Board of Education Frederick Community College Regulation and Public Safety General Assembly Sneadner

City raps foot dragging on Kemp Lane study

Frederick city officials condemn delays in starting an alignment study for Kemp Lane. The plan may run from U.S. 15 north of the city to Mount Phillip Road near I-20, avoiding some county homes, with funding from city and county and possible Fort Detrick constraints.

Kemp Lane Frederick Jon Kreissig City Planning Commission U.S. 15 Mount Phillip Road I-20 Commissioners and Board of Aldermen James Schmersahl Ray Barnes Kreissig Schmersabl Fort Detrick Shookstown Road

Quayle calls for peace between Israel and Arab world

Vice President Dan Quayle urged Arab nations and Israel to pursue peace at a Rockville Jewish Community Center speech to over 300. He praised Israel’s restraint in the Gulf War, noted Syria’s role, and contrasted Desert Storm with Passover while lauding U S armed forces and smart weapons in Kuwait’s liberation.

Rockville Jewish Community Center Dan Quayle Israel Saddam Hussein Middle East Quayle Vietnam

Inside The News Fair and a little colder Saturday

The forecast calls for a chilly start with lows in the upper 20s and a milder Saturday with sunny skies and highs in the mid to upper 50s. Western Maryland weather map featured on Page A-2 and entertainment notes on Page C-1 highlight lively crowd-pleasing antics.

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