Yeltsin warned of discontent in military
Reformist lawmakers urged President Boris Yeltsin not to hold his own referendum on the power struggle with parliament and warned of potential discontent in the army. After a four day emergency session, Congress set an April 25 vote on economic reforms and a question on Russians support for them, while suggesting a court challenge instead of two referendums.
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Moscow
Boris Yeltsin
Yeltsin
Congress of People’s Deputies
Ruslan Khasbulatov
Congress
Mr. Yeltsin
Constitutional Court
Vyacheslav Kostikov
Nikolai Arzhannikov
Court ruling limits Frederick County say on sludge use
Maryland Court of Appeals ruling narrows local control of sludge disposal, saying state laws create an all encompassing regulatory network. Frederick County, sixth in sludge applications, gains little authority beyond composting under current law. The ruling may prompt new legislation and affects the county task force's recommendations to the Maryland Department of the Environment.
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Frederick County
Court of Appeals
Maryland
Talbot County
John Mathias
Mathias
Frederick
Richard Grossnickle
Maryland Department of the Environment
Maryland aide Tim Woodford accused of staff harassment
In Washington, Tim Woodford, chief aide to Rep Roscoe Bartlett, admitted he is a “touching person” and faced accusations from three female staffers about inappropriate remarks and behavior in Bartlett’s office. Debie Royal and Jennifer Stephens described incidents including touching collar bones and smelling armpits. No formal complaint was filed with the Fair Employment Practices office.
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Washington (Ap
Maryland
Roscoe Bartlett
Tim Woodford
6Th District
Debbie Royal
Dr. Bartlett
Washington
Woodford
Jennifer Stephens
Ms. Stephens
Ms. Royal
Mr. Woodford
Stephens
Fair Employment Practices Office
Capital Hill
House
Murder Probe After Man Found Dead At Schoolhouse Lot
Montgomery County police continued the investigation into the shooting death of 37 year old Caleb Hampton Allen of Germantown found in the Seneca Schoolhouse parking lot Monday afternoon. The victim was shot in the shoulder and an autopsy was ordered. Police seek a white van with blue stripes and have no suspects. The body was discovered by a Wonder Bread driver with a school bus in the lot nearby. The site is part of Seneca Creek State Park near River Road and Partnership Road. Allen's missing 1992 custom Ford van may be linked to the case.
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Poolesville
Germantown
Seneca Schoolhouse
Caleb Hampton Allen
Frederick Road
Montgomery County
Allen
Evelyn Cahalen
State
Baltimore
Seneca
Masteric
Seneca Creek State Park
River Road
Partnership Road
Cahalen
Leggett to reopen Wednesday at Francis Scott Key Mall
Leggett department store, after a 75 by 75 foot roof section collapsed on March 17, plans a Wednesday 10 AM reopening. Temporary walls will block the damaged area and a ceilinged walkway will allow mall entry from inside. The cosmetic department will relocate to a Leggett Sears adjacent store until stock returns.
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Leggett Department
Francis Scott Key Mall
Susie Miller
Leggett
Cosmetic
Sears
Crestwood and Corporate Drive Worst County Intersection in 1992
Frederick County Roads Board heard a year end report naming Crestwood Boulevard and Corporate Drive as the county's worst intersection of 1992 with four reported accidents. The Westview Corporate Campus site tops a list that includes New Design Road at Adamstown Road and Yellow Spring Road at Walter Martz Road along with other high crash locations. Officials noted four fatalities on county roads in 1992 and cited undeclared incidents beyond reported figures. Continued on Page A-11.
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Crestwood Boulevard
Corporate Drive
Fredenck County Highway Department
Frederick County Roads Board
Frederick
Westview
Crestwood Corporate
New Design
Adamstown Road
Yellow Spring Road
Walter Martz Road
Rocky Springs Road
Fredenck
Boyers Mill
Davsville
Fire Tower
Reels Mill
Coppermine
Gambrill Park
Timothy Ryan pleads guilty to weapons and drug charges
Timothy W Ryan 23 admitted selling more than $1000 of cocaine to an undercover agent and illegally owning 11 weapons amid a two month narcotics probe. Prosecutors seek at least 20 years with five years probation. Sentencing deferred to May 11.
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Timothy Ryan
Frederick County
Timothy W Ryan
Frederick
Ryan
Jerry F Barnes
Maryland
Barnes
John Sever
Edward Dayer Jr
Barres
Curt Monza
Ar-15
Nile
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Associated Press
Sam Yu
Leggett Department Store
FSK
Richard Kerns
News-Post
Bartlett
Inside the News
Sts
of Maryland Horse Center
Stan Goldberg
Fresedck
Ree Reneneseeus
Crestwood Blvd
Corporate Dr
George Dorsey
Timothy W. Ryan
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