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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1991
Page
4
Local brief from Frederick Maryland recaps notable city happenings including civic updates, community events, and brief notices from March 25 1991. Compact items emphasize neighborhood concerns and public affairs in the Frederick area.
Reports from Baghdad describe large weekend demonstrations ringed by loyalist troops with claims of killings, napalm, phosphorus and poison gas. Rebels push in the north while Shiite areas including Karbala show unrest. Saddam reshuffles cabinet naming Saadoun Hammadi prime minister amid Shiite tensions. Iran protests U S operations against Iranian recon planes in the Persian Gulf.
An air force Avro transport plane with a three man crew and 25 airmen on a training flight crashed shortly after takeoff at Yeshanka base, 12 miles north of Bangalore. The craft hit a wall and burned, 28 deaths reported with cause undetermined. Bangalore is 900 miles south of New Delhi.
Jean Smith, president of the county PTA, notes more than 500000 dollars raised in five years. She promotes student oriented purchases like playground equipment and library books funding by PTAs. She cites 5013 volunteers contributing 169949 hours and emphasizes parent school communication and superintendent roundtables.
CW 2 Best, son of Mr and Mrs Louis Best of Ijamsville, returns to the United States after months away. The experience was an eye opener she says showing her strength and resilience in facing challenges.
CBS cites Kroll findings that Iraq moved funds to evade overseas freezes and diverted money via Jordanian banks in early August. He notes Iraqi assets include an 84 percent stake in Paris publisher Hachette SA and that Iraqi directors control Montana Corp. Barzan Ibrahim, Saddam's half brother, is cited as setting up holdings and overseeing the international financial network.
Mr McCormack recalls the 1911 one room school on Sugarloaf Mountain built by Albert M Thomas and Gordon Strong with eight or nine Chicago trainees. The school later joined Frederick County system. restoration funded by Strong trust. Access for handicapped and potential admission are undecided by the trustees.
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