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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Mar 24, 1993

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Russian crisis talks falter after Yeltsin meeting

Moscow AP reports efforts to broker a compromise in Russia's political crisis faltered as President Boris Yeltsin failed to win agreement with parliament speaker Ruslan Khasbulatov and Constitutional Court chair Valery Zorkin. Khasbulatov called the session useful but implied Yeltsin misread the national situation, while lawmakers pressed for early elections or a referendum on constitutional change amid emergency decrees.

Moscow Russia Boris Yeltsin Yeltsin Itar-Tass Kremlin Anatoly Krasikov Congress Ruslan Khasoulatov Valery Zorkin Constitutional Court Khasoulatov Zorkin Mr. Yeltsin Khasbulatov Supreme Soviet Congress of People’s Deputies Yuri Voronin

City police ticket sheriff's office cars in free parking row

Frederick Mayor Paul Gordon ordered six Frederick County Sheriff’s Office cars ticketed for parking in free police spaces at the Courthouse lot. Sheriff Carl Harbaugh said police and local government vehicles cannot be ticketed, and unpaid tickets were returned. Each ticket was for $10 amid disputes over space designation and an old 1990 agreement.

Frederick Paul Gordon Frederick County Sheriff's Office Carl Harbaugh Gordon Steve Johnson Harbaugh Robert Snyder Judicial Division

Adopt-A-Cop program boosts school welcome across Frederick

North Frederick Elementary students in Sue Douglas and Betty Dorsey classes met Officer Brian Burdette and German shepherd. the Adopt A Cop effort started in 1983 now spans 11 officers and eight elementary schools. Community Services Officer Daniel Vance said many officers volunteer, some visiting on days off. Teachers principals and students report a highly positive reaction.

Sam Yu Frederick City Brian Burdette Gary Beall Andy Sue Douglas North Frederick Betty Dorsey Fredendk City Police Daniel Vance Department

Flooding creates road closures and river crest warnings

Heavy rainfall floods Frederick County prompting about 17 road closures including Mumma Ford Road and MD 26. Monocacy and Potomac rivers are forecast to crest above flood stage with Monocacy near 17 to 18 feet and Potomac around 24 to 25 feet. Officials report wastewater dumped into Carroll Creek from the water plant, with a Maryland environment violation notice but no fine.

Frederick County Monocacy River Potomac River Mumma Ford Road Frederick-Carroll County Israel's Creek Water Street Stauffer Daysville Road Wilhide Road Michael’s Mill Road Libertytown New Design Road Pinecliff Road Frederick Point of Rocks Frederick City Carroll Creek Fred L. Eisenhart Jr Public Works Eisenhart Maryland Department of the Environment Maryland Thurmont Baltimore- Washington International Washington County Antietam Conococheague

Republican lead grows as Frederick County tops Democrats

Frederick County moves toward a GOP advantage as Paul Stull indicates Republican registration may surpass Democrats by March 31. If confirmed, Frederick would join Allegany Carroll and Garrett as Maryland counties with a Republican lead. Rep. Bob Dornan denounced President Clinton in a 70 minute talk to the Lincoln Day crowd.

Frederick County Bob Dornan R-Calif GOP Paul Stull Frederick Allegany Carroll Garrett Shorty Dornan Clinton

Weather outlook and party notes in brief

Inside The News Weather reports partly cloudy skies with scattered afternoon showers today and highs near 6. Tonight remains cloudy with a chance of showers and lows around 40. Thursday brings more clouds and a shower chance with highs near 60. Also mentions Gail Cissna’s Souffle Street on Page wC-1.

Maryland Gail Cissna

Relay Service Expands Access For Deaf in Maryland

Maryland Relay Service, begun in 1991 under the ADA, has more than doubled its monthly calls since inception. In December 1991 it handled 85,191 calls, and by January 1993 the figure reached 198,509, a 43 percent rise. The service allows Deaf and hard of hearing people to communicate via third party operators who read typed messages.

Baltimore ADA Maryland Michael Baer Maryland School For the Deaf Servace Keath 3 Bal Ctm- Spat Intial Marsland Relay Serace

Mixed results from Frederick County legislative push

Frederick County lawmakers show uneven success in the General Assembly. All six delegation members sponsored 40 bills and resolutions on topics from school boards to Eagle Scout recognition. None have passed both houses, though 12 cleared committee or origination stages, and three congratulatory resolutions were adopted. Several measures were defeated or withdrawn, with 10 awaiting votes. Senator Derr saw two Victor Cullen Center proposals pass the Senate, and hearings loom on related bills. Senator Smelser struggles with education reform but finds some headway on school board legislation.

Annapolis Frederick County General Assembly John Derr Frederick Washington Victor Cullen Center Senate

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