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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1990

Page

5

Frederick County Election Outcomes and Reactions

Candidates discussed campaign dynamics and the impact of the Schroder farm condemnation for the county landfill. Sundergill was expected to be board president, with focus on landfill study, planning process review, and public facilities ordinance. Teachers association and Future endorsed education-minded candidates Bollinger and Smith, signaling continued emphasis on educational issues.

William and Kathleen Schroder Sundergill Bowerman Yingling Gray Au Frederick County Teachers Association Future FCTA Larry Hauger Teachers' Union Mr. Bollinger Mr. Smith Haover Bollinger Smith Cliff Snyder Hans the Arsene Board ‘For Commissioners Frederick County

Potter and Potter Proposal Debate Over County Project Costs

Potter opposes a Dickerson project described as a multi million dollar enumerator and seeks unbiased appraisal. He favors using Travilah quarry for long term trash disposal with bale fill operation over a mass burn facility and advocates eliminating a costly county construction item.

Potter Dickerson North Potomac Travilah

U S readies resolution to permit attack on Iraq

The United States plans a resolution to authorize force against Iraq amid a multinational force of over 300,000, with about 230,000 troops in the region and 430,000 in Kuwait and southern Iraq. Britain contributes 9,000 troops. Thatcher warns Saddam to leave Kuwait or face force. Iraqi officials denounce Thatcher as unbalanced. Brandt may help secure captives. Washington calls Iraq’s actions cynical.

U.S Iraq Kuwait Thatcher Saddam Baghdad Latif Jassim Willy Brandt Washington State Department Richard Boucher Adnan Khairallah Iran Shatt-al-Arab Waterway Kopietz

Iraqi Army names Takriti-born chief of staff in Baghdad shakeup

The Iraqi Army appoints a new chief of staff from Takrit amid Baath leadership consolidations. Analysts cite internal purges and rising opposition as Saddam's regime reshuffles top ranks and relies on Takriti clans.

Iraqi Army Takrit Saddam Baghdad Baath Arab Socialist Party Rashid Issam Chalabi Hussein Kamel Kamel Iraq Chalabi U.N Kapietz Mr. Kopietz Kuwait

President asks Gandhi to form government

President Ranadswamy Venkataraman asked Rajiv Gandhi to form a new government but Gandhi declined, saying he would rather support Chandra Shekhar, head of the dissident faction in V. P. Singh’s party.

New Delhi India Ranadswamy Venkataraman Rajiv Gandhi Gandhi Chandra Shekhar V.P. Singh

School board weighing on campus or off campus graduation

The board will decide in December on a policy for off campus graduation after resident comments. In other business, plans for Twin Ridge Elementary rising in Mount Airy were approved, Carroll Manor Elementary renovation contract awarded to Proffitt and Proffitt, and a 25 acre site near Woodridge Pike placed in the land bank. An Arthur Andersen audit found the board fiscally healthy.

Patricia Mangiafico deMoll Alexandra Dishun Capital Projects Twin Ridge Mount Airy Carroll Manor Proffitt and Proffitt Frederick Woodridge Gas House Pike Arthur Andersen & Co., Public Accountants Baltimore

School board approves 18 buses for fleet expansion

The board, after a 6-1 vote, approved buying 18 full sized buses slated for July 1991 delivery. The purchase, part of a five year plan to boost 253 bus fleet and swap gas engines for diesels, includes 15 trade ins and raises spare buses to near recommended levels.

Gough Garrett

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