Czech premier calls for end to Communist domination
In Prague the Communist premier met Civic Forum leaders amid days of prodemocracy rallies. A federal minister said Adamec agreed to seek a new coalition government with non party representatives and to drop Marxist Leninist education provisions and allied parties' binding clauses. The talks followed resignations of hard liners Milos Jakes and Alois Indra as opposition pressure mounted.
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Czechoslovakia
Ladisla
Adamec
Civic Forum
Marian Calfa
Gustav Husak
Calfa
Communist Party
Socialist Party
Prague City
Jan Carnogursky
Vaclav Klaus
Milos Jakes
Poliburo
Mikhailohorbachev
Pany
Jakes
National Defense Council
Alois Indra
Indra
Man charged in shooting death of son in Frederick County
Frederick County man George Prentice Bristow was charged with first degree murder and openly carrying a deadly weapon after his son Prentice Jon Bristow, 23, was shot multiple hours after a Friday quarrel. Bristow remains held without bond awaiting a bond hearing.
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Frederick County
George Prentice Bristow
Walter Martz Road
Frederick
Bristow
Prentice Jon
Shooting aftermath in Frederick tied to drug violence
Sonia Hoy recalls the night her 17 year old boyfriend Bernard J. Alston Jr. was shot near North Bentz Street and died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Police treat as drug related while Hoy argues the shooting was a crossfire between rival groups. capt. Stine notes witnesses say friends took drugs from Alston before arrival. Alston had prior drug charges during the city Crack Down operation.
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Sonia Hoy
John Hanson
Frederick
Ms. Hoy
Bernard J. Alston Jr
North
Bentz Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr. Alston
Alston
Pierce Stine
Stine
Frederick City
First living-donor liver transplant yields hopeful start
In Chicago a girl Alyssa Smith received part of her mother Teresa's liver in the nations first living donor liver transplant. Alyssa was briefly returned to surgery for minor internal bleeding but her doctors remained optimistic about the outcome and the plan to monitor recovery and potential rejection in the coming days.
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Chicago
Alyssa Smith
Teresa
Alyssa
John Easton
University of Chicago Medical Center
Brazil
Australia
Japan
Chicago Hospital
Inside The News Tonight Weather Note
Weather briefing for Western Maryland reports windy conditions and chilly readings. Wednesday brings windy and cloudy skies with partial sun and highs near the low to mid range.
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Rae
Maryland
Carroll Creek Project progress near Frederick
Workers from R F Kline pour concrete on Carroll Creek flood control conduit west of Highland Street as the eastern end of the Carroll Creek Project nears completion with a target date of July 1991.
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R.F. Kline
Carroll Creek
Highland Street
Frederick
County weighs paid daytime rescue staff for Middletown Myersville
Frederick County eyes hiring daytime rescue staff as ambulance response times lag. Middletown failed to respond 21 percent and Myersville 19 percent of daytime calls. combined day, evening and weekend rate runs 10 percent. If commissioners add paid personnel, a fire tax could be considered.
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Middletown
Myersville
Frederick County
John Croneburg
Frederick County Fire and Rescue Association
Droneburg
Mr. Droneburg
Jane
Volunteer Fire and Rescue Association
County Public Safety Department
Vandals Take Flowers From Grave At Mount Olivet Cemetery
Francis Matt Wagner recalls five arrangements stolen in a week from his wife Evelyn’s grave in Mount Olivet Cemetery. He shows a thief-proof planter device and offers carved rods to protect others’ flowers while appealing to thieves to stop hurting grieving families.
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Francis
Matt’ Wagner
Wagner
Francis “Mutt” Wagner
Evelyn
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