Opposition lands cease fire in Nicaragua amid demands
Ramiro Gurdian, Coordinate vice president, urged a tripartite dialogue with government and Coordinate factions. The National Dialogue, started in October with 15 opposition parties, stalled after the government rejected changes to a January enacted constitution. Carlos Huembes said domestic and international pressure pushed Sandinistas to talks, while Barricada warned the cease-fire could shift civil war dynamics. Contra spokesman Jorge Rosales warned of renewed armed struggle if democracy is not achieved through Sapoa accords. Coordinate cited ongoing domestic pressures.
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Evidence clashes surface again in LaRouche trial
In Boston AP report Judge Keeton suspends testimony to probe sanctions for possible suppression of evidence by prosecutors. He will review late disclosures about FBI CIA infiltration memos and an Emerson interview, with hearings next week and potential sanctions ranging from a continuance to dismissal if warranted.
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White House
Oliver North
Joffrey Ballet founder Robert Joffrey dies at 57
Robert Joffrey, the choreographer who built the Joffrey Ballet into a leading U.S. company, died after a long illness at New York University Medical Center. He led the troupe for 30 years from its struggling start to international fame, with praise from Mikhail Baryshnikov for his passion and support of new talent. Born Abdullah Jaffa Anver Bey Khan in Seattle in 1930, he began dancing as a child to help his asthma.
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Chicago
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Seattle
Frederick County rezoning decisions in fifth cycle
Frederick County commissioners consider 35 zoning requests with hearings set on Tuesdays and Thursdays through April at 7 p.m. in Winchester Hall. This week they denied one agricultural to R-8 rezoning, approved another agricultural to village center, and approved an agricultural to R-1 change. Contact Frederick County Planning and Zoning at Winchester Hall for details.
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Walkersville
Margaret and Austin Mullican
MD. 26
Cram Road
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