Hattery seeks re election in Dist 4 A
Democrat Thomas Hattery runs for re election representing District 4 A focusing on drug treatment services environmental protection and economic affairs He advocates expanding recyclable markets rails and light rail in Frederick County while keeping Western Maryland influence on Ways and Means He notes defense budget shifts may affect local business and contracts He lives near Mount Airy with wife Debbie and children Nora and David
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Maryland
Schaefer
Frederick County
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Defense Department
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Washington, D.C
United States Congress
Maryland General Assembly
House of Delegates
Lomond Publications
Mount Airy
Debbie
Nora
David
Bridge work and traffic woes near Key Mall impact riders
Residents describe detours around the bridge closure at Francis Scott Key Mall area. A bus route reroute to Water and Patrick streets shifts stops. cab drivers note higher costs from traffic diversions. Officials warn downtown congestion will persist beyond the bridge project as rerouting becomes routine.
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East Street
Patrick Street
South Carroll Street
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Patrick Streets
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Mr. King
Frederick
Carroll Creek
Ashton
Weather note reports rain with no flooding in Emmitsburg
Weather observer Paul Beale reports rain all day with no flooding in Emmitsburg after about 1.5 inches fell in 24 hours. Streams run full, crops largely spared as farmers had hay in. Potomac River near Point of Rocks runs 7 feet above normal, high water expected to 16 feet by Thursday.
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Emmitsburg
Lucille
Point of Rocks
Lettie Shores
Maryland Park Rangers
Vapor-proof system blamed for pump failures
Vapor-proof devices can absorb only so much price pressure before business failure. A critic says the system fails while customers struggle to operate nozzles by pushing hard, and another witness notes drivers bypassing the mechanism by pulling out the tube, allowing vapors to escape.
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Barry
Ingram
Gorbachev and Bush discuss arms with progress reported
The leaders met in secrecy to haggle over U S and Soviet forces in Europe and nuclear arsenals. They defined terms for conventional weapons to aid verification and reached partial progress on missiles and multiple warhead limits while leaving some strategic issues unsettled.
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Associated Press
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Moscow
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Gorbachev
Soviet Union
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Lithuania
Viktor P. Karpov
Reginald Bartholomew
Margaret
Fence and flood control work near Baker Park raises resident concerns
Engineers described basins and berms at the mouth of conduits to prevent floodwater from reaching homes, while residents Victoria Seward and Julien Delphey on Carroll Parkway asked about view loss and swamps. City officials said water would flow continuously and safety needs justify the fence.
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Victoria Seward
Carroll Parkway
Baker Park
Coss
Julien Delphey
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