Japan approves aid for Gulf navigation and loans to Jordan Oman
Japan's government approves 310 million for a high accuracy radio aid navigation system to assist Gulf shipping and extends 500 million in loans to Jordan and Oman. It also allocates up to 310 million of a 20 million donation to the UN for Cuellar's Iran Iraq peace effort, aligning with talks with the United States on Gulf security. The plan, approved by senior officials and Liberal Democrats, follows Nakasone Reagan talks amid criticism over Japan's role.
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Persian Gulf
Foreign Ministry
Middle East
Jordan
Oman
Japan
United Nations
Cuellar
Iran-Iraq
Gulf Nations
Gulf
Liberal Democratic Party
Yasuhiro Nakasone
Reagan
U.S
United States
Nekasone
Iran
Salvadoran Child to Be Treated in U S for War Wounds
Eleven-year-old Boris Mardoqueo among twelve Salvadoran children arriving in the United States for medical care after injuries from El Salvador fighting. He was hit in a crossfire in 1985 near his village. the leg injury may require complex surgery at St Joseph Hospital Towson with doctors John Fahey and Steven Contis volunteering.
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United States
Baltimore
Boris Mardoqueo
el Salvador
U.S
Boris
Tation
Los Angeles
St. Joseph Hospital
Towson
John Fahey
Steven Contis
Hospital
Carol Bowers
Landowners face five year wait for rezoning plan
Frederick county commissioners denied a waiver that would have allowed city zoning on 144 acres beside Tulip Hill and Hillmark subdivisions. The five year wait follows state law, as residents argued for buffering trees and a residential transition, while developers push for light to heavy industrial use and annexation by the city.
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Tulip Hill
Hillmark
Frederick
Reich
Ford Road
Planning Commission
Genstar
Rand Weinberg
Burges
Charles C. Smith
Burgee
City Planning Commission
James A. Schmersahl
Park Service bid prompts rezoning withdrawal near South Mountain
The National Park Service offer to buy 14.7 acres near Fox Gap Road led William Poffenberger to withdraw Moser family rezoning plans from conservation to agriculture. Officials noted NPS nomination of nearly 2,900 acres around South Mountain for National Historic Landmark status and described community reactions and other zoning decisions in Middletown.
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National Park Service
South Mountain
William Poffenberger
Everett Moser
Moser
Fox Gap Road
Joseph Brown III
Park Service
Planning Commission
Brown
Mosers
James Shaw
Middletown
Byron Kao
Gambrill South
U.S. 40
Hollow Road
Kao
J. Anita Stup
Frederick News-Post Spotlight: We've Got Frederick Written All Over Us
The Frederick News Post profiles local pride and community identity, highlighting Frederick-centered stories, businesses, and events that illustrate the city’s distinctive character and ongoing growth. Readers glimpse daily life, civic spirit, and notable residents shaping the area's trajectory.
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la Paz
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