Troops With Drawn as Russian Parliament Grinds On
Two dozen military vehicles remained near Red Square as Russia’s parliament met in the Grand Kremlin Palace for a second day. Deputy Ruslan Khasbulatov said Gorbachev kept his word on troop withdrawal after pressure over the Yeltsin rally. Yeltsin attended the session but did not comment. The body planned to debate a five day extraordinary session and a new economic reform package for the Russian Federation.
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St. Basil’s Cathedral
Red Square
Grand Kremlin Palace
Ruslan Khasbulatov
Gennady Yanayev
Gorbachev
Khasbulatov
Mr. Yeltsin
Yeltsin
Russian Federation
Schwarzkopf criticized Bush on war end timing
Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf said a march to victory was halted by President Bush amid pressure to aid Iraqi rebels. Bush defended the decision, calling the dispute minor while Cheney said Schwarzkopf raised no objection to ending hostilities. Bush reassured the general that the issue was insignificant.
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Schwarzkopf
Bush
Saddam Hussein
U.S
Saddam
Dick Cheney
Gen. Schwarzkopf
Roman Popadiuk
Bollinger Elections Role and Board Details
Bollinger overvotes define ballot issues while Whitworth leads a three member board with two alternates. Since leaving office last November, Bollinger runs Gateway Farm Market in Thurmont and pursues real estate appraisal training at Frederick Community College. Whitworth has served on the board for over two decades, most recently as president chosen by board vote.
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Bollinger
Gateway Farm Market
Thurmont
Frederick Community College
Whitworth
Maryland Lawmaker Voices Opposition to Tax Bill Provisions
Frederick official criticizes the tax package calling it convoluted and harmful to the middle class. He complains the capital gains exclusion lasts only a year and opposes a snack tax on carry-out food while noting most new revenue would fund education and local programs, with $16 million aimed at Baltimore.
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Mr. Hattery
Frederick
Senate
Baltimore City
Maryland MVA fee plan would triple charges on licenses
A Senate committee approved a bill to raise fees on 62 MVA licenses and certificates. Auto driver licenses would rise from 6 to 20 dollars for five years, titles from 1 to 12 dollars, and certified copies from 2 to 7 dollars, aiming to generate about 42 million dollars for the state highway system. The measure heads to the House with doubts about urgency and funding needs.
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Annapolis
Motor Vehicle Administration
Senate
MVA
Laurence Levitan
Montgomery
Budget and Taxation
Frederick County to form committee on HRC enforcement power bill
A seven member committee will draft legislation to grant the Frederick County Human Relations Commission enforcement powers. The bill, aimed for next year’s General Assembly, follows community concerns that delayed action this year. Committee members include two HRC representatives, NAACP, Personnel Managers Association, two Chamber of Commerce members, and a community member. County attorney Mathias and former Howard County HRC director Toomer will assist.
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Frederick County Human Relations Commission
General Assembly
HRC
Frederick County Commissioners
Ronald Sundergill
Sundergill
Chamber of Commerce
Matt Campbell
Bob Steinheimer
The
NAACP
Personnel Managers Association
County Chamber of Commerce
John Mathias
Jean Toomer
Howard County
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House
R. Clayton Mitchell Jr
D-Kent
Monocacy Valley
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Motter Ave
Human Relations Department
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Biro
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