Hard liners press bid to oust Yeltsin in Russia
In Moscow, hard line lawmakers press a path toward Yeltsin's ouster with possible impeachment. Congress considers a simple majority removal, while Yeltsin and rival speaker Khasbulatov seek public support.court ruling and emergency session loom as TV addresses unfold.
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Boris Yeltsin
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Yeltsin
Ruslan Khasbulatov
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Mikhail Fedotov
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Gordon hints at staying out of Frederick mayoral race
Frederick mayor Paul Gordon will not seek a second term and Alderman James Grimes will run for mayor. GOP members said the plan emerged at a Monday night meeting. Gordon refused to confirm and Grimes said he is not running for alderman, delaying a formal decision until May while pursuing business plans.
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Paul Gordon
James Grimes
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Grimes
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Hagerstown
Austin P Renn dies prominent farmer and local official
Mr. Austin P. Renn, 94, long time Frederick County farmer, served on state and county boards, aided public watchdog groups, placed his New Design Road farm in the Maryland Environmental Trust. He died March 23 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. His wife Lena Derr Renn preceded him in death in 1933. Born September 11, 1893, he grew up on Brooklawn Farm Ballenger District and attended Fengaville Elementary and Frederick Boys High School. He never sought office but held appointed posts including 10 years on the Maryland State Forests and Darks Commission and 2 years on the Frederick County Property Review Board. He helped organize Frederick Taxpayers Association, Fact Finders and Good Government Advocates. He was chief marshal and board member of the Frederick County Agricultural Safety. The notice continues on Page A-4.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lena Derr Renn
Brooklawn
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Renn
Eli Charles and
Adah Georgette Easterday Renn
Fengaville
Frederick
Maryland Environmental Trust
Mr. Benn
Maryland
House panel blocks final effort to kill community service rule
Maryland lawmakers blocked a last-ditch bid to overturn the state board of education community service graduation mandate. The Ways and Means Committee voted 15 to 7 against the bill after lengthy debate. The 75 hour program requirements affect the 1993 freshmen and later classes, with local plans needing state board approval. Frederick County officials backed a local plan but Board of Education rejection showed opposition to overturning the mandate. Delegate Tom Hattery commented on the proceeding.
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Charles Smelser
Frederick Carroll
Smelser
Maryland State Board of Education
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County Board of Education
Tom Hattery
Fifth suspect arrested in World Trade Center bombing
FBI arrested Bilal Alkaisi amid a widening probe into the February 26 bombing. Mahmoud Abouhalima, a former New York cabbie, was jailed after arriving from Egypt for arraignment. Investigators hint at a broader conspiracy and possible additional suspects in New Jersey.
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Associated Press
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World Trade Center
Egypt
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New York City
Newark
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Lamb
Alkaisi
Mahmoud Abouhalima
U.S
Abouhalima
Weather and sports notes from Frederick region
Inside The News Weather reports partly cloudy skies with a chance of rain and highs in the 60s. Tonight remains mostly cloudy with lows in the 40s. Friday also has a rain threat and 60s highs. Sports editor Stan Goldberg previews the Frederick Keys spring training in Florida on Page 4-C-1.
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Winning Maryland Lotto Jackpot Sold at Frederick County Store
A Maryland Lotto drawing produced a $10 million jackpot sold at a Frederick County liquor store in Baltimore. No claim has been filed yet. The winner receives $500,000 annually for 20 years before taxes. Winning numbers were 7 14 24 30 46 49. five numbers matched by 79 tickets and four numbers by 3,339 tickets. Next draw expected around $1 million.
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Frederick County
Maryland Lottery
Potomac Flood Prompts Lettie Shores To Evacuate Again
Lettie Shores near Point of Rocks braces for cresting Potomac waters likely between 21 and 22 feet Thursday night. The river rose past doorsteps as evacuees moved out, with 7 am March 4 level at 24.75 feet and flood debris piling up inside homes.
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Potomac
Wild
Armel
Marx
BoE delays vote on year round school plan
Frederick County Board of Education put off voting on a year round schooling plan until May 5 after Dr. Daniel Gadra presented research. Superintendent Noel Farmer Jr. urged formation of a community represented committee to study the plan with a two year preparatory period if adopted starting September 1956 for elementary schools only. The board also approved a three year plan to improve county school libraries focusing on electronic databases with 74 percent automation expected by 1996.
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Noel T. Farmer Jr
Frederick County
Farmer
Gadra
Flooding Closes Seven Roads in Frederick County
Freder ick County faces seven road closures due to flooding as Monocacy River crested about 3 feet above flood stage and Potomac River expected to crest near 24 to 25 feet at Point of Rocks. No evacuations reported. officials warned driving is unsafe in affected areas.
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Alam
Clif Ford
Ed Sears
Wilhide
Pinecliff
Greenfeld Road
Della Road
Retreat Road
Frederick
Offigals
Upper
Sis
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