Security Council to vote on use of force measure
United Nations officials say the Security Council is to approve a resolution authorizing force to drive Iraq from Kuwait if Iraqis do not withdraw by January 15. The move follows months of debate and comes amid U S lobbying by Secretary of State James A Baker. Other nations including China and Cuba indicate support, while Iraq rebukes the plan as a declaration of war. Senate Democratic and Republican leaders discuss a possible gulf crisis session, with former military chiefs urging patience before any war. Continued coverage on page A-3.
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United States
Lesulubivd
Iraq
Kuwait
James A. Baker
Raai
Security Council
Baker
Cuba
Isidoro Malmierca
China
Qian Qichen
U.S
Saddam Hussein
Israel
Arab Baath Socialist Party
Al-Thawra
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Senate
Gulf
Bush
Adm
William Crowe
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Armed Services Committee
Air Force
David C. Jones
Joint Chiefs
Carter
United
Sewage Plant Water to Irrigate Frederick Golf Course
Frederick officials plan to irrigate the city’s new public golf course at 8415 Gas House Pike with treated sewage plant water. State officials say the water will be nearly as clean as drinking water after extra chlorine, with no opposition at a public hearing and a decision expected within a week.
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Frederick
Gas House Pike
Maryland Department of the Environment
Ching Tien
Department
Rocky Bertram
Golf Inc
Students match with elderly friends program grows
Nursing home residents crave visits as one third lack weekly guests. Frederick County Big Brothers Big Sisters expands its Intergenerational Program to bridge the age gap, pairing students with seniors for brief chats and companionship.
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Nursing Home Advocacy
Frederick County
Big Brothers
Big Sisters
Traffic pattern change near Rosemont Ave on U S 15
The State Highway Administration will split the Rosemont Avenue overpass lanes on U S 15 starting tonight at 8 p m to begin the second phase of bridge renovations. The through lanes will be maintained at both construction points. Signs warn drivers and the 45 mph speed limit remains in effect as work continues for several months.
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Rosemont Avenue
State Highway Administration
Gene Straub
Seventh Street
Straub
Mr. Straub
SHA
U.S. 15
Delaplaine Visual Arts Center set to open by 1992
Charles Crum executive director says the Delaplaine Center will open by 1992 to align with Carroll Creek Linear Park completion. Richter firm plans a east building linked by a second story crosswalk for meetings and exhibits with 20 parking spaces and potential public use. Gardiner named vice president and Katsu secretary for two years.
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Delaplaine Visual Arts Center
Carroll Creek Linear Park
Charles Crum
Tnanolag & Kelso
Richter, Cornbrooks and Gribble Inc
Kelso
Mountain City
South Carroll Street
Clement Gardiner
John Katsu
Meredith Springer
John Carnachan
Suspect shot in Frederick liquor store robbery attempt
A clerk and a suspected armed robber were wounded during a holdup at Drive-In Liquors at South and Jefferson in Frederick. Shedrick L. Williams, 43, from East Tintol Street, was airlifted with a neck wound, later moved to Baltimore for treatment in serious but stable condition. Clerk David A. Weedon, 54, sustained a head wound and was in satisfactory condition. Police described two shots fired with a possible third witness account. investigation continues.
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Jefferson Streets
Frederick
Shedrick L. Williams
East Tintol Street
McCurdy Field
Jefferson Street
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
Baltimore
David A. Weedon
Center Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Richard Ashton
State board finds no fault in Farmer's letter
The Maryland State Board of Education ruled 8-3 that Dr. Noel T. Farmer Jr. letter to Frederick County teachers did not taint bargaining and was protected by the First Amendment. The decision upholds the letter as non-threatening and a summary of the district position after impasse, aligning with federal labor principles and NLRA regulations.
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Maryland State Board of Education
Frederick County Teachers Association
Noel T. Farmer Jr
State School Board
Farmer
State
Frederick County Board of Education
FCTA
Talbot County Education Association
Board of Education of
Talbot County
Talbot
Dr. Farmer
Seer Wirth Diane Wins Frederick Outstanding Young Marylander
The Frederick Jaycees named two local businesswomen the 1990-91 Freder ick Outstanding Young Marylander. Diane M Wirth, 34, president of Working Smart of Frederick, won for balancing business strength with community service. She was chosen from five candidates at Betty's Restaurant banquet and is state award nominee for February. Other Frederick nominees were Juanita Holloway, Marcia Rogers Van Fossen, Bruce Rogers, Gary Hughes, and John Fieseler.
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Frederick
Diane M Wirth
Working Smart of
Betty’s
Jaycees
Juanita Holloway
Marcia Rogers van Fossen
Bruce Rogers
Gary Hughes
John Fieseler
Wemd Readin
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