Bush and Shamir May Resume Arab-Israeli Talks in Washington
In Washington, President Bush and Prime Minister Shamir discussed resuming Arab-Israeli peace talks on December 4 with invited officials. Secretary Baker noted U.S.-Israel relations remain strong and an announcement on the next meeting location and date could follow. Justice and other agencies described a broad probe into the Pan Am bombing, with Libyan agents named in indictments.
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Frederick Aldermen approve exclusive Circle deal near Carroll Creek
Frederick officials grant Circle Companies of Baltimore exclusive rights for two years to develop land near Carroll Creek and a transportation center on a 12 acre site east of South Carroll Street. The move, approved 4-1 with Grimes opposed, aims to attract elderly and handicapped housing and a possible William Donald Schaefer social facility.
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Rotorex to add 225 jobs near Walkersville
Rotorex, a Fedders Corp division in New Jersey, plans to add 225 workers in three stages to meet rising demand for rotary compressors used in room air conditioners. Rotorex will reach about 550 employees by March 1982, with 75 hires already in August and another 75 planned for this month.
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Mayor Pushes Plan to Create City Manager Role
Frederick Mayor Paul Gordon says he will continue pushing to hire a city manager to run daily operations, potentially making his job part time. He notes the idea was a 1989 campaign issue and could be funded by reducing his pay to about 20 000 annually plus the city manager 40 000 to 50 000 salary. A charter amendment may be needed.
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Weather and local events brief misspelled page note
Cloudy and mild tonight with a 0 to 14 chance of rain before midnight. Low in the low to mid 40s. Saturday looks partly sunny and unseasonably warm reaching near 70. Maryland weather and map on Page C4. Holiday festivities at area historic sites. Story and photos on Page C4.
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Fourth graders wait for bus in damp Walkersville scene
Jennifer Keeney shares an umbrella with Jessica Harrison as two friends wait with classmates for the bus to Walkersville Elementary School. The damp weather is forecast to persist off and on through the weekend.
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City Dodges Grievance Spat With Police Leaders
Frederick's Board of Aldermen unanimously upheld the Police Commission rulings on two grievances over temporary pay raises for Sgt. Patrick O'Brien and Sgt. John Notte, leaders of the Fraternal Order of Police. The vote, in a meeting that included public comment on policy but not the cases, marked a rare public discussion of individual employee grievances.
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Congress OKs $291B defense bill
Congress approved a $291 billion defense bill and sent it to President Bush for signature. The measure funds military operations, equipment, and personnel, marking a major annual defense authorization.
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Man dies in single vehicle crash near Woodsboro
Carroll County man Elmer Thomas Bowman 49 of Westminster died Thursday after his Jeep Cherokee left Coppermine Road veered off the curve and overturned. Bowman was ejected and died at 12:21 p.m. at R Adams Cowley Trauma Center in Baltimore. Passenger Dirk R. Bowman 27, of Westminster, was treated and released. both were not wearing seatbelts. The crash remains under investigation by the Frederick County Sheriff's Office.
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County Delays Reclassifications Amid Budget Struggles
County commissioners froze further employee salary reclassifications four months after a prior lift. Critics warn morale will suffer as some workers see peers promoted while budget gaps persist. The vote paused action until salary study results in March and includes input from agency directors.
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Repudiation Day: Frederick County Stamp Act Rejection
Frederick County magistrates defied King George II by repudiating the 1765 Stamp Act on November 23 1765. The act sparked anger as Parliament imposed the tax to fund troops. A victory parade followed, with a coffin sign declaring the Stamp Act expired by the Genius of Liberty.
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