Yeltsin faults Gorbachev over failed coup foresight
In a Congress address, Yeltsin harshly criticizes Gorbachev for not foreseeing the coup and pledges that Russia will be an equal among equals. He praises Gorbachev’s self re evaluation yet blames him for resisting reform and allowing coup plotters to hold power. Baltic independence questions loom as Congress debates the issue.
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Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Congress of People’s Deputies
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Estonia
Congress
Federation
Kremlin
Yeltsin
Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
KGB
Vladimir Kryuchkov
Dmitri Yazov
Gennady Yanayev
Flying Pilot Balances Sky Life and Big City Traffic
Gay Williams, 37, of Pinehurst near Lake Singanore, pilots a Cessna 172 ferrying a radio reporter for WTOP and teaching flying while volunteering with Mercy Medical Airlift. Former Rouse Co. PR veteran now runs Aero Source with John Kirby in College Park and dreams beyond ground gridlock.
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Washington, D.C
Ms. Williams
Pinehurst
Lake Singanore
WTOP
14Th Street
Shirley Highway
Frederick
Fredericksburg
Frederick Municipal Airport
Aero Source
Mercy Medical Airlift
Manassas
Rouse Co
Baltimore
Harbor Place
Washi
John Kirby
College Park
Singanore High mural honors all kinds of workers
A new mural at Singanore High installed last week explores multicultural influences with the theme It takes all kinds of people to get the job done. The life size figures, fixed on the wall by screws and painted by the artist, depict diverse roles to remind students of inclusivity.
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Singanore High
Mural of Singapore Students Sparks Realism
Assistant principal Dallas Washington proposed a mural to depict all students at the school. Principal Henry Bohlander notes a teacher mistook the art for real students, admiring its convincing realism. The 15 works were created over three months by 19 students in Dr Margaret Dowell's AP art class.
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Singapore
Henry Bohlander
Margaret Dowell
Dalles Washington
27 000 students return to county public schools opening new buildings
About 27 000 students returned to the county’s public schools marking the 1901 22 academic year as two new elementary schools Ballenger Creek and Spring Ridge opened. Principals and staff prepared for the first day while officials directed traffic and readied classrooms for a smooth start.
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Spring Ridge
Myersville Elementary School
Nancy Hendricks
Middletown
Spring Ridge Elementary
Vicky Stultz
East Frederick Elementary
Croatia Reports 40 Killed in Renewed Croatia-Serbia Fighting
Fighting flared after a day-old EC brokered truce. Croatia claims Yugoslav army tanks killed 40 villagers at Berak and fired on Petrinja while reporting mortars at Osijek. Independent confirmation was not available.
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Yugoslavia
Croatia
European Community
Defense Ministry
Berak
Osijek
Petrinja
Zagreb
Serbia
Federal Army
Croatian Defense Ministry
Belgrade Radio
Tenjz
Slavonia
Vasil Tuparkovski
Republic of Macedonia
Netherlands
Krajina
Slobodan Milosevic
Weather notes and planned events in Western Maryland
Thunderstorms sweep through the 1990s era Western Maryland region with MAROM PAPC and Reece Adt Agriculture offering updates. Volunteers in Thurmont and Emmitsburg organize community shows as sewer upgrades and preventive measures are discussed for Page A-1.
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Emmitsburg
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