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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Nov 24, 1990

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U N security council may vote on force to drive Iraq from Kuwait

President Bush and Secretary Baker push for UN approval of force with support building among Security Council members. Soviet envoy and Gorbachev signal warning to Baghdad while Bush-Gorbachev talks in Paris rekindle cooperation. Assad meets Bush as council deliberations loom. Saddam calls reservists to defend Kuwait. (Continued on Page A-4)

Soviet Union U.N Eduard A. Shevardnadze Security Council Baghdad Mir Bush James A. Baker Tusse Mikhail Gorbachev Paris Geneva Hafez Assad

Army freezes all leave and retirement amid Desert Shield

The Army halted retirements transfers and vacations to keep manpower ready for Desert Shield. About 5,510 personnel monthly would have left, now stay on indefinitely. Overseas transfers are frozen and Christmas leave is cancelled for 22 training institutions and several posts. the move affects 1,000 to 1,500 soldiers per month and aims to maintain readiness for potential Persian Gulf contingencies.

Washington Defense Dick Cheney Army United States West Point N.Y

Marines prepare for Desert Shield deployment from Fort Detrick

About 100 members of Company B, 4th Light Armored Vehicle Marine Reserve unit at Fort Detrick arrived to depart for Saudi Arabia or Camp Lejeune for training. Activation lasts 180 days with potential six month extension. They undergo inoculations and checkpoint processing as they prepare for overseas duty.

Roy Blakeburn 4Th Light Armored Vehicle Unit Marine Corp Reserve Fort Detrick Saudi Arabia 4Th Light Armored Vehicle Marine Reserve Army Base Camp Lejeune N.C Marino Hileen Mitchell Pfc Craig Clements Beltsville Clemens Montgomery College Montgomery Pamulete

Royd Smith: runner-up but not the loser

Royd Smith, 58, details his shock at finishing second in the House of Delegates race. He recalls early victory celebrations turning to disbelief as James E. McClellan won District 3B by 321 votes. He plans a quiet retreat with his wife in Garrett County to reflect and cope with post election life.

Royd Smith House of Delegates Mr. Smith Griff's Landing Winchester Hall Washinton Aorn James E. McClellan J. Anita Stup Garrett County

Maryland Christmas Show Opens at Frederick Fairgrounds

The seventh annual Maryland Christmas Show runs this weekend at the Frederick Fairgrounds with 250 vendors from across the east and Kansas offering folk art crafts and holiday items. Open 10 am to 6 pm today and Sunday and 10 am to 5 pm Monday. Admission is 4 dollars for adults and 2 dollars for children ages 2 to 12. parking is 1 dollar.

Maryland Frederick Fairgrounds Kansas Frances Lynch Tyneh Ald

Fair and cold tonight with near 25 to 30 lows

Western Maryland Weather forecasts a clear cold night with lows 25 to 30 degrees. Sunday will be sunny and milder with highs around 55 degrees as shown on the A-2 weather map.

Maryland

Anita Stup Wins 1982 Delegate Seat Amid Office Shuffle

Anita Stup sits amid packed boxes in Winchester Hall after winning the state delegate seat with 8,734 votes, 952 ahead of James McClellan. She notes constant county presence, daily routines starting at 6:15 am, and long days balancing public duties with family life amid office cleanout and ongoing transitions.

Winchester Hall Frederick County James E. McClellan Boyd Smith James Respess Stup Anita Anita Stup Sandra Longcenter Colleen Mannis

Salvation Army of Frederick weighs expansion or relocation

The Salvation Army in Frederick may move from 223 W Fifth due to space limits. Capt. Mark Satterlee says a study urges more youth services and a small gym or outdoor play area, with two options: expand the current building or relocate nearby. A capital campaign and headquarters approval are needed, aiming within three years.

Salvation Army of Frederick Fifth Stand Mark Satterlee Salvation Army Sanerlee Capt. Satterlee Capt Satterive Taney John Hanson Anc Rost Dieional Baltimore Territories Atlanta

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