Shamir Signals Delay in Washington Peace Talks
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir indicated talks in Washington may be delayed while leaving room for U S compromise offers. He said talks are continuing and could resume if new proposals arise as Ambassador Zalman Shoval met U S officials to push toward a restart of negotiations with Arab states and the Palestinians.
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Jerusalem
Yitshak Shamir
Marge Cigerm
Tersel
Rumble strips may be replaced with new approach
City officials weigh design changes after two months of rumble strips on a road segment. Alderman Frances Baker advocates radar-assisted enforcement along Baughman's Lane, arguing public education and safer speeds before any new layout. Mayor Paul Gordon residents near the area weighed in.
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Acen
Frances Baker
Early shoppers queue as holiday deals lure fans
Terr y Brammell joins others in a dawn checkout scene waiting for doors to open as shoppers bustle for early Friday bargains and holiday gifts. The scene captures a brisk morning at the store entrance with carts filling fast and staff ready for a busy day.
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Terry Brammell
County City Clash Over Closed Bridge Near Kemp Lane
Frederick County commissioners and city officials clash over funding and responsibility for a 3 ton load restricted bridge east of Kemp Lane. The city has spent repair funds on Shookstown Road bridges and estimates 24 thousand dollars to fix the closed span. Yingling proposes using contingency funds and county crews. Sundergill resists county involvement, citing precedent and limited authority. Yingling calls for emergency action and cooperative planning to widen the bridge and keep Rocky Springs Road open long term.
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Frederick County
Ann Yingling
Ronald Sundergill
Kemp Lane
Ely
Paul Gordon
Shookstown Road
Yingling
Weuney
Sundergill
Commissioners
Frederick
Mrs. Yingling
County proposes holiday work to cover deputy furloughs
Frederick County officials weigh Mitch Hose's plan to let deputies work holidays for regular pay plus eight hours to offset furloughs as a cost saver. Sheriff Harbaugh notes staffing gaps and urges alternatives while commissioners mull options and schedule limits.
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Frederick
Mitch Hose
Hose
Carl Harbaugh
Citizens Nursing Home
Montevue Nursing Home
Harbaugh
Commissioners
Ronald Sundergill
Mr. Hose
Sundergill
Sue Ann Yingling
Frederick Library funding short in regional comparison
Frederick County Library system borrows hope from lifting a hiring freeze to fund two more staffers, preserving hours at main and branches while facing ongoing gaps next to neighboring counties. Library director Martha Reynolds notes remaining problems as the system, with 44 employees, lags in several regions.
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Frederick County Library System
Libary
Martha Reynolds
Frederick
Taciud
Sane County Library Budgets Across Maryland Counties
The report details multiple Maryland counties with library budgets per person and total spend. It cites Anne Arundel and Frederick counties with varying per person costs, and notes computerized catalogs in Carroll and Howard, with Washington County planning automation. It mentions Frederick’s improved funding since 1908 and statewide data delays due to state budget constraints.
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Eal
Eee Ein
Carroll
Howard
Washington County
Frederick County
Frederick
Maryland
State Department of Education
Maurice Travillian
Mark Sneadner
Madllion
Weohington
Myersville man charged with first degree murder
Michael R. Kline, 22, of Pleasant Walk Road Myersville is held without bail at the Washington County Detention Center on a first degree murder charge in the stabbing death of Marion Todd Burkett. Police say the victim was stabbed with a dagger after an argument at the Greenbrier Inn on U.S. 40.
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Michael R. Kline
Pleasant Walk Road
Myersville
Washington County Detention Center
Stanford
Greenbrier Inn
U.S. 40
South Mountain
Mr. Kline
Kline
President Bush and Barbara Bush Christmas Shop in Frederick
President and Barbara Bush visit Frederick Towne Mall to shop early for Christmas. At J C Penney they buy sports gear and athletic socks while Mrs Bush explores a toy department with a Slime item for their grandson. The couple split up during the outing spending time at nearby stores before continuing their quiet shopping day.
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President and
Barbara Bush
Frederick
Bush
Barbara
Mr. Bush
J.C. Penney
Frederick Towne
Camp David
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