Arms talks to begin in Moscow
Secretary of State James A Baker III travels to Moscow to press for arms control accords with the Soviet Union ahead of the Washington summit. Officials caution success is not assured as talks cover space trade and Baltic issues while Gorbachev faces domestic pressures. Baker argues for continued Western deterrence and a political military dialogue with the Soviet bloc and Eastern Europe.
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Washington
James A. Baker III
Moscow
Soviet Union
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Gorbachev
Baker
Shevardnadze
Baltic
New York
Europe
U.S.S.R
Mir
Jay
Israel
Mubarak
Bush
Palestinian Liberation Organization
Sign painter McVey says curbs and signs never all painted
Painting the city way signs, Ernie McVey notes the department repaint curbs arrows and signs annually but acknowledges the task can never be finished in a single year.
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Ernie McVey
Delinquent Tax Auction Raises 200000 For Frederick County
About 100 people attended the Monday morning sale bidding on 179 properties to cover over 200000 dollars in delinquent taxes. Rose Hill Plaza on Opossumtown Pike drew no bids, while a Ridgeway Farms 3.3 acre site topped bids near 230000 dollars. Bidders pay only if owners fail to redeem, with a 12 percent return on net proceeds.
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Frederick County
Dan Poole
Martha Ann
Philippines terminates 1947 base pact with U S
Manila declares the 1947 Military Bases Agreement ends on September 16 1991 and cannot be extended The action follows protests and deadly violence near Clark Air Base and Subic Bay as talks on a new bases treaty continue Philippine officials say the move signals independence while U S officials view a one year extension as possible and debate over the actual expiry date persists
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Philippines
United States
U.S
Raul Manglapus
Clark Air Base
Subic Bay Naval Base
Clark
Philppine
Government of the
Corazon Aquino
Aquino
Juan Ponce Enrile
Philippine Panel
Rafael Alunan
Alunan
Associated Press
Wilbur Ford files to run for Frederick County Commissioner
Wilbur Ford 52 of Buckeystown Buckeystown Pike filed his candidacy Monday for Frederick County Commissioner. A surveyor and planning commission member for six years he vows to uphold the Frederick County Comprehensive Plan and criticize current zoning decisions. He previously ran unsuccessfully for county commissioner in 1986 and for the Maryland House of Delegates in 1982.
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Wilbur Ford
Frederick County Planning Commission
Frederick County
Mr. Ford
Buckeystown Pike
Buckeystown
Maryland House of Delegates
Planning Commission
Ford
Weather forecast for Western Maryland winds with showers
Partly cloudy tonight with a 30 percent chance of showers or thunderstorms and lows in the upper 50s. Wednesday brings partly sunny skies and warm conditions with a 40 percent chance of showers or thunderstorms and highs around 80. TOAD ON Page cross Jeeseondey A-2.
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Maryland
TOAD
Cross Jeeseondey
Shirley Snowden Named Frederick County Teacher of the Year
Shirley Snowden, a 51 year old seventh grade mathematics teacher at Monocacy Middle School, has been named Frederick County Teacher of the Year. The nomination process included 25 teachers and is seen as a step toward the statewide contest. Snowden previously worked as a statistician at Fort Detrick and chaired an educational dialogue team with the Interracial Dialogue Group after Martin Luther King Jr. death.
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Shirley Snowden
Frederick County
Monocacy Middle School
Judy Thompson
Snowden
Maryland State Department of Education
Morgan State College
Fort Detrick
Frederick
Martin Luther King
Landfill Named On EPA List Of Potential Polluters
The EPA released a revised 24 facility list under the 1987 Clean Water Act, naming Reichs Ford Landfill in Frederick County among potential polluters discharging silver and cyanide into Bush Creek. The list prompts new permits by next February with June 1992 compliance goals, while current limits do not cover toxins.
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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Maryland
Reich’s Ford
Frederick County
Ruth Podems
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Sparrows Point
Salisbury
Miss Poders
Bush Creek
Maryland Department of the Environment
MDE
Tranartmant Nf Publier
Warke
Talbott Barrett and Gunter win Myersville Council seats
In Myersville a large turnout elected two incumbents and a former council member to the Town Council. Incumbent William Talbott won 91 votes, Patrick Barrett 63, and Julius Gunter 66, defeating Roy Queen 52 Constance Guy 46 and Russell Shoop 29. About 120 voters, 57 percent turnout, participated.
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Myersville
William Talbott
Patrick Barrett
Julius Gunter
Talbott
Barrett
Queen
Guy
Gunter
Connie Guy
Billy Eckstine
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