El Salvador battles intensify in San Salvador siege
In the worst fighting since 1981, government forces and leftist rebels clash across San Salvador and four provinces. At least 139 people die and 317 are wounded as the capital endures mortar fire and trench digging. President Alfredo Cristiani imposes a curfew and state of siege.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Alfredo Cristiani
Pedro Varela
Red Cross
Soyapango
San Bartolo
Ciudad Delgado
Emanual
Fernandez
Mr. Cristiani
East Germans Return Home After Berlin Wall Opening
East Berliners resume work after four days of border-celebrations as fewer than 1 percent who crossed to the West over the weekend opt to stay. Government abolishes the death strip and begins removing barbed wire as 22 new border crossings open. Hans Modrow expected to be named premier, replacing Willi Stoph. Pro-democracy protests continue in Leipzig while West Berlin cleans up the celebratory remnants.
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Berlin
East Berlin
Hans Modrow
Willi Stoph
Leipzig
West Berlin
East Germany
Bonn
Peter Normann
Erhard Krack
Berlin Wall
Walter Momper
Potsdamer Platz
Jefferson homemaker Jane Smith named Frederick County Most Beautiful Person
Jefferson resident and 10 year March of Dimes board member Jane L. Smith will be honored Wednesday as Frederick County's Most Beautiful Person. The award recognizes decades of quiet community service across 4-H, Farm Bureau, 4-H Camp Center, and local volunteers.
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Jefferson
Jane L. Smith
Jane
Eurath Ann Seickmann
Frederick County
William Donald Schaefer
Maryland
Weinberg Center
Floraine Applefeld
Linda Norris
Commissioners
Smith
Frederick
Brunswick
Jefferson Volunteer Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Jefferson Ruritan Club
Brunswick High School
PTA
Future Farmers of America
Roof Raising '89 aims to aid needy family in Frederick County
Frederick County Builders Association and the Frederick County Housing Trust launch Roof Raising '89 to construct a modest home for a family unable to obtain government housing aid. The project follows 1988 efforts that rebuilt a home for an elderly Libertytown couple, funded by local volunteers and donations. The Housing Trust, created from those efforts, will oversee yearly builds and pursue affordable housing reforms. Housing costs rise and rents strain low income residents, with forecasts of higher prices and limited low income rentals. The program seeks zoning changes and developer collaboration to increase housing density and lower per unit costs.
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Frederick County Builders Association
Frederick County Housing Trust
Builders Association and Housing Trust
Dianne Murphy
Libertytown
Alice Cooper
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Frederick
Ms. Cooper
Cooper
Feels Right Switch to Full Time Teaching at Hood College
John Boon left high level management for Hood College teaching duties. He took a pay cut, shifted from directing three computer pros to guiding undergraduates and graduates, and now finds fulfillment in helping others learn. He teaches one undergrad course one graduate course and one mixed this semester, plans more classes next spring, and supplements income with consulting.
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John Boon
Hood College
Middletown
Hood
Mr. Boon
McLean
Hell
Inside The News Trashion Page
A fragment from a page titled Inside The News Trashion hints at fashion coverage focused on dresses and female styling. The readable text points to a column or feature by Mel exploring outfits and trends in a stylized, possibly satirical newspaper feature.
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West
By Mark Crummett
Charles Graham
Memorial Park
Korea
Laura Bece
News-Post
Inside the News
Trashion
Page
Mel
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