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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Oct 03, 1990

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Bush urges Americans to back major budget package

President Bush asks citizens to persuade wavering lawmakers to approve a 500 billion dollar deficit reduction plan. He warns tax measures will be felt by all but argues the package grows the economy and lowers overall burdens, while raising taxes on gasoline cigarettes boats liquor and furs.

Bush Washington Congression House Ways and Means Committee

Souter to take seat on court next week

Washington AP reports David Souter of New Hampshire will be sworn in as the 105th Supreme Court justice next Tuesday after a Senate vote 90 to 9. Chief Justice Rehnquist will administer the oath as the court opens its 1990-91 term. The first major case involves sex bias in hazardous jobs and abortion rights loom large in the confirmation debate.

Washington David Souter New Hampshire Supreme Court Senate Souter High Court William H. Rehnquist

Carroll Creek panel backs Jacobson firm for linear park design

The Carroll Creek Commission recommends Jacobson, Wallace, Rieseck Inc. as the design coordinator for the Carroll Creek Linear Park after aldermen rejected the first choice J. William Brosius. The new Frederick firm is led by Bruce Jacobson and David Rieseck, formed from Associated Engineering Sciences Inc. in Hagerstown. The panel cited a $70,000 annual cost and requires city attorney approval before finalizing. A public hearing on Baker Park and flood control plans is set for 7 p.m. today at Frederick City Hall.

Carroll Creek Frederick City Jacobson, Wallace, Rieseck Inc J. William Brosius South Market South Court Streets Brosius Commission Richard Kessler Frederick Associated Engineering Sciences Inc Hagerstown Bruce Jacobson Jacobson David Rieseck N. Lynn Tillery North Bentz Highland Streets Paul Gordon Baker Park Frederick City Hall N. Court St College Avenue Gordon

Golf firm bids to run city course and pro shop

First Golf Course Corp proposes to manage Frederick's new $4.4 million public golf course on Gas House Pike, aiming to absorb pro shop and snack bar losses while keeping profits. City would not stock the snack bar. monthly management fees would start at 3,500 through 1992, rising to 5,000 next year and 5,500 from 1994.

Frederick First Golf Course Corp Gas House Pike Mack McCarley Paul Gordon McCarley

Parents vent over head lice outbreak at New Market Elementary

A group of about 40 parents confronted Frederick school officials Tuesday night over a three week lice outbreak at New Market Elementary. They criticized policy adherence for lice handling, home removal letters, back to school checks, and ten day retests, while some offered to help with universal screenings.

New Market Frederick Lisa Hamilton

German unification day brings mixed emotions to former East Berlin

Sgt. Maj. Georg Tietze, a retired American soldier born in East Germany, celebrates reunification by flying both flags at Fort Detrick. He recalls the Berlin Wall era, notes the lack of checkpoints now, and describes East Berlin as changed but wary, with fears over rising living costs and lingering distrust.

East West Germany Maj Georg Tietze Fort Detrick Mr. Tietze East Germany United States Army Vietnam Germany Army Learning Center Tietze East Berlin Berlin Wall Bamberg 7Th Cavalry

Germany seals unity as nation marks Berlin unification

In Berlin and across Germany the 78 million population celebrates the birth of a united Germany 11 months after the Berlin Wall fell. President von Weizs\"acker pledges world peace and remembrance of Nazi victims as crowds fill the Reichstag and cities like Hamburg and Leipzig report scattered violence and arrests.

Berlin Germany Europe Richard von Weizsaecker Third Reich Reichstag Berlin Wall Hamburg Leipzig

Gorbachev adviser heads to Iraq on special mission

A close adviser to Mikhail Gorbachev heads for Iraq on a special Middle East mission just after James Baker signals broad world support for action against Iran. Mitterrand travels to the region to meet Saudi leaders and inspect French troops while France frees 9 hostages and debates broader settlement links.

Gorbachev Iraq Middle East Mikhail S. Gorbachev James A. Bakerlil Iran Francois Mitterrand Saudi Arabia Mitterrand Dupleix Fahd Red Sea Yanbu Kuwait Spain Baghdad Saddam Hussein France Tass Yevgeny Primakov Amman Jordan Hussein PLO Yasser Arafat Primakov Syyndo Plssieset Bt United States Saddam New York Mikhail Moiseyev

Fair and Cool Tonight With Cloudy Thursday Showers

Weather forecast for Western Maryland notes fair and cool tonight with lows in the mid to upper 50s. Thursday brings cloudy and windy conditions with a 60 percent chance of mainly afternoon showers and thunderstorms and highs near 60. The page also mentions autumn menus and root vegetables as nutritious additions. PARC section appears with scattered garbled text.

Maryland PARC Serssscerns Sterey

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