United States wins broad backing for force resolution
The United States wins Soviet, Chinese, Britain and French support for a U N security council resolution that threatens to use all necessary means to drive Iraq from Kuwait if it does not withdraw by January. 18 foreigners including three Americans are freed and arrive in Amman after relatives pleaded with Baghdad. Kuwait seeks urgent council action on torture, imprisonment and executions.
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United States
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China
Britain
France
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Iraq
Kuwait
Baghdad
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Council
Saddam Hussein
Public hearing ends on Baker Park flood ponds
The third and final Frederick City hearing on two large ponds at Baker Park, part of a $57 million Carroll Creek flood control project, drew 65 residents who urged better design while others defended the plan. The city aims to bid the Baker Park to South Court Street section by Feb 1 with costs under 14 million.
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Carroll Creek
North Bentz
Highland Streets
Frederick
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Brosius
David Rieseck
North Bentz Street
Carroll Parkway
Rieseck
Paul Gordon
Gordon
Baker Park Ponds
South Court Street
Julien Delphey
Delphey
Kidnapping charge filed against gun wielding Frederick man
Frederick police report a 27 year old man Todd R Techlin of Players Circle Frederick kidnapped a woman who escaped from a Ford Bronco on North Bentz Street She called police after escaping at Dill Avenue Rockwell Terrace She was aided by a resident Cpl Richard Eyler traced the suspect to Techlin s East Street home The man faces kidnapping assault battery assault with intent to rape using a handgun false imprisonment DWI no headlights and headlights off charges bonded at 60000
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Todd R. Techlin
Player's Circle
Frederick
Maj
Richard Ashton
Cheryl M. Horchner
West Fourth Street
North
Bentz Street
East Street
Techlin
Ashton
Waste disposal study outlines options on landfill incinerators
Frederick County and surroundings may see a regional landfill and incineration facilities as options in the Four County Solid Waste Disposal Study funded by Frederick Carroll Howard and Washington counties. The $280,000 report, with sections finished between 1989 and 1990, covers recycling, composting, current facilities, markets, revenues, regulations and environmental impacts. Authorities expect to discuss it next month with a December release, and identify potential sites including a regional landfill and RDF processing near I-70 in eastern Frederick County and an MRF landfill and yard waste composting south of the city.
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Northeast Maryland Waste Disposal Authority
Baltimore
Frederick
Carroll
Howard
Washington
Auuh Lee Press
Public Works
Wayne Keeler
Frederick City
Geography on the map as Gulf crisis reshapes lessons
Frederick County educators link current events to geography and cultural history in social studies. Teachers note renewed emphasis on understanding the Persian Gulf region, Eastern Europe changes, and the 1992 European Community while tying lessons to early American history and wartime contexts.
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Don Hindman
Frederick County
Hindman
Europe
Frederick High School
Lynn Reise
America
Mideast
Suver
Reise
Deer hunter's bullet shatters Buckeystown home window
A juvenile hunter fired at a crossing buck near Buckeystown hitting a front window of a farm house. Marguerite Matovich narrowly escaped injury as the bullet landed on the floor. Cpl. Robert Taylor noted the shot was high and occurred 200-250 yards away outside the safety zone. The incident marks the first such event since deer season opened as troopers report extra patrols for orange-wearing compliance.
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Marguerite Vatovich
Buckerstown Pike
Buckeystown
Here
Marguerite Matovich
Buckeystown Pike
Robert Taylor
Maryland Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Cpl Taylor
Taylor
Way urges Snodgrass to resign from GOP panel
Lawrence Way, Frederick resident and registered Republican, calls for Louise Snodgrass to resign from the Frederick County Republican Central Committee. Way alleges Snodgrass endorsed Democrat James F. E. McClellan in a newspaper ad, while Snodgrass says the endorsement came from Middletown officials, not the central committee, and that she remains disciplined in her role.
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Louise Snodgrass
Frederick County
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Lawrence Way
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Frederick
Central Committee
Western Maryland
William Shepard
James FE. McClellan
House of Delegates
Vls. Walsdin
Middletown
McClellan
Burgess and Commissioners
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