Bush to meet Gorbachev one on one at sea summit
President Bush heads to a saltwater summit with Mikhail Gorbachev carrying pledges for Eastern Europe reforms and a protest over Soviet arms to leftist rebels in El Salvador. Talks aboard U.S. and Soviet ships aim to spur possible treaties to trim NATO Warsaw Pact forces and reduce long range arsenals by up to 30 to 50 percent ahead of a formal summit next year.
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Derr warns Frederick County on stadium funding impact
State Senator John W. Derr sends a personal letter to Frederick County Commissioner J. Anita Stup urging a larger public contribution to Grove Stadium. He warns Gov. Schaefer may withdraw cooperation if the county stalls the 1.2 million project with skyboxes and amenities.
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Frederick County
J. Anita Stup
William Donald Schaefer
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Del
James McClellan
Frederick
Ronald Young
Charles Smith
Richard Grossnickle
Mark Hoke
Sterling Bollinger
Salvation Army bells allowed at FSK mall
Salvation Army bells were allowed again at Francis Scott Key Mall after officials reversed a decision to silence ringers. Maj. John Falin of the Baltimore Salvation Army said many Maryland merchants restrict bell ringing, sometimes requiring smaller bells or no solicitation, citing distraction and annoyance in busy shopping areas.
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Americans Flee El Salvador After Rebel Assault
About 250 U S citizens prepared to fly out as a six hour truce allowed evacuation from the Escalon district in San Salvador. Rebels seized homes, left scattered gunfire, and clashes left at least nine soldiers dead with numerous civilians fleeing to the U S Embassy for refuge.
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Cassandra
Mirador Street
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Sheri McKibben
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West Germany banker killed by bomb in Frankfurt suburb
Deutsche Bank chairman Alfred Herrhausen, 59, was killed in a bomb blast in Bad Homburg as police reported a remote detonation. The Red Army Faction claimed responsibility, calling Herrhausen a target for his bank's investments and Western policy. His driver survived serious injuries. authorities searched for suspects in cycling and car-escape leads.
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Frankfurt
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Herrhausen
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Winesses
Fiat
Auding Interior Ministry
Sieghbert Seitz
City delays condemnation of 3rd Yinger property
Frederick housing inspectors postponed condemnation of a third Yinger property at 138 W Church St after the owner David Yinger Jr promised major renovations. Two other houses at 24 and 26 W Sixth St had been condemned as unliveable, marking the first two 1989 actions.
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Braddock Heights
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Yinger
West Sixth Street
West Church Street
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JT. Blank
Rezoning Bid Delayed at Thurmont
Thurmont planning staff recommended denial of a zoning change behind the Thurmont Super Thrift on North Church Street. The parcel, 4,473 square feet, is currently A-3 medium density residential and would shift to Commercial (8-3) as planners await review by the Thurmont Planning Commission with Ross Smith Jr. as Hillside owner.
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