Local war notices hint at rent and price pressures
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1993
Page
3
Public Officials Exhibit Bus Public Ops Show
A fragment notes a public operations event tied to buses in Reno. Officials outline plans and schedules, with emphasis on service changes and stakeholder involvement. Details remain partial but indicate an upcoming public briefing or display.
Montgomery council votes to close Oaks landfill by rail
The Montgomery County Council deadlocked 4-4 on Tuesday over keeping the Oaks landfill open. The vote opts to haul trash out of county by rail, a move supported by Laytonsville residents and opponents who warn of higher taxes and a $24 million budget impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Montgomery County
Council
Marilyn Praiser
William E. Hanna
Potter
Gene Lynch
Lynch
Gail Ewing
Nancy Dacek
Laytonsville
Oaks
Betty Ann Krahnke
Derick P. Berlage
Isiah Leggett
Dickerson
Hubbell resigns from Little Rock club over race concerns
Webster Hubbell, President Clinton's pick for associate attorney general, told the Senate Judiciary Committee he has resigned from a largely white Little Rock country club. He said the move aims to avoid perceptions of insensitivity and to focus on his Justice Department duties, noting his efforts to promote diversity within the club. Senator Biden said he respected the decision and highlighted past committee debates on club membership and discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Webster Hubbell
Clinton
Justice Department
Senate Judiciary Committee
Arkansas
Hubbell
Department
Joseph Biden
Little Rock
Senators
Biden
Judiciary Committee
Delaware Democrat
Croats and Muslims clash in central Bosnia fighting
In central Bosnia, Muslims and Croats fought fiercely around Vitez and Mostar despite truces. Mortars and heavy weapons were used, with UN observers noting civilians detained and a push to control key routes as international efforts attempt a peace plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Bosnia
Vitez
James Myles
U.N
Mostar
Denmark approves unity plan shifts fight to Britain
Denmark approved the Maastricht Treaty style unity plan after rioting injured dozens of police and protesters. Prime Minister Rasmussen hailed a historic decision as Britain prepares to vote and face possible opposition led by Margaret Thatcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Fight
Britain
Copenhagen
Europe
House of Commons
Douglas Hurd
House of Lords
Margaret Thatcher
Hurd
Poul Nyrup Rasmussen
Drude Dahlerup
Nyrup Rasmussen
Willy Eliassen
Niels Helveg Petersen
Jacques Delors
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Colthan
Tlude Reno Phyibout ‘Buse Ublic
Montgomery Council
Sonia Boin
Hanna
Ewing
Dacek
Krahnke
Leggett
Berlage
Bruce Adams
Michel Subin
Little Rock Club
Barry Frewer
John McMillan
Benkovac
Croatia
Tanjug
Pale
Serbia
Warren Christopher
U.S
Yugoslavia
Colonial
Gemologists
Eee Bovrusem
Highland St
Bay E
Frederick
Nity
Germany
Constitutional Court
European Union
Maastricht
Netherlands
United States
Japan
Brussels
Belgium
Jan Rood
Clingendael Institute For International Affairs
The
Hague
Roe Oeluey
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die-Lee Corporation
West 7Th Street
Suite
Maryland
Bausch & Lomb
Discover
VISA
Mastercard
Allegany
Jimmie Newell
Jack Stern
Charlestown
W. Va
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