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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1991

Page

6

Frederick County rejects cross county trash center idea

The Frederick County Commissioners quickly sent the Free State Recycling System proposal to the dump of ideas. They voiced strong opposition to accepting trash from other counties while acknowledging potential recycling benefits. The state Environment Department could still issue a permit, so vigilance remains.

Frederick County Free State Recycling System Frederick State Department of the Environment Frederick, Carroll Montgomery Counties Winchester Hall Roads Board and Commissioners Carroll Counties Potomac Edison Company

Kuwait's Bright Future Versus American Struggles

Roy Meachum critiques Col Hackworth's optimism on Kuwait and national pride while arguing for urgent US reforms. He cites education, homelessness, crime, environment, and infrastructure as priorities, notes regional inequities, and warns against overreliance on war gains. He contrasts Kuwait’s wealth with American neglect.

David Hackworth Newsweek Col. Hackworth America White House Kuwait Iraq Chicago Bronx Newark New Orleans Bechtel Corporation Detroit Bechtel Richard Nixon Ronald Reagan George Bush S&l Kuwait City West Side V.A Tribune Media Services News-Post Roy Meachum

Aristide faces doubts as Haiti’s new leader presses purge

Washington notes Aristide, elected to Haiti’s first free democracy, faces vast economic ruin and international skepticism. He fires top military ranks, clashes with Truillot, and battles U.S. and World Bank unease while violence persists and business drains to Miami. Iraq accepts reparations bill but funding remains uncertain.

Washington Haiti Jean-Bertrand Aristide Aristide Jean Claude Duvalier Ertha Pascal Truillot Truillot U.S State Department Congress United States Castro Cuba Bush World Bank Miami

Private planes diverted to field near Emmitsburg High School

Yesterday about TEN private aircraft en route to New Orleans from Lock Haven Pa. diverted to a field behind Emmitsburg High School due to snow and low ceiling. One plane damaged wings on a fence. two others had bent propellers. Seven planes resumed flight when weather cleared.

New Orleans Lock Haven Emmitsburg High School

Maryland flushes PAC reform into General Assembly debate

Common Cause/Maryland urges finance reform after a two year study showing PAC contributions to 1990 General Assembly winners rose 71 percent from 1986 to 1990 and favored incumbents. Bills by Mitchell and Miller seek caps on PAC gifts and ban lobbyists from fundraising for candidates they lobby.

Annapolis Maryland General Assembly House R. Clayton Mitchell Senate Thomas W. Mike Miller Political Action Committee PAC Common Cause Maryland General Assembly Maryland Legal Pac Citizens Rights Pac Miller-Mitchell

Best hope of mankind letter critiques liberalism and peace movement

A March 1 letter by Robert Berberich warns that acquiescence in evil is participation in evil. The writer laments liberalism twisting justice into self serving schemes of control and manipulation, arguing true liberalism is not a vast plantation of tyranny.

Robert Berberich Arabia America Kuwait

Vigilant citizens weigh mayor's bid to cede power to city manager

In 1991 Frederick residents confront Mayor Paul Gordon's push toward a non elected city manager. Critics fear loss of public oversight and demand the mayor stay accountable to voters. They warn the five aldermen to resist charter changes and empower citizens at the ballot box.

People’s Liquidating Corporation Central Trust Company North Market Street Frederick City City Hall Civilian Conservation Corps Paul Gordon Gordon Ron Young Board of Aldermen What’s New Committee

Law ends abortion battle sparks reader response

A Feb 19 headline Law ends abortion battle prompts letters from readers Dan Cox says the fight continues and contests bias in labeling pro choice and pro life while Kathy Thayer defends censorship limits and urges clipping ads before reading.

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