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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1991

Page

4

MoniCo schools open smoothly in perfect weather

Montgomery County teachers and students began the school year on a flawless note with 107,245 pupils from Head Start through grade 12 in attendance. Officials expect enrollment near the projected 107,783 as counts rise through October amid robust kindergarten growth and stable middle and high school numbers.

Rockville Montgomery County Brian Porter Porter Crispell

Redistricting plan draws heat in Maryland hearings

Maryland officials residents and lawmakers spar over a plan to redraw congressional districts. Anne Arundel remains in place while northern Montgomery County consideration fuels protests. Col. Byron seeks changes excluding Hartford County and adding parts of western Baltimore and northern Montgomery for 1992.

Anne Arundel County McMillien Elizabeth Tolbert Barnesville Montgomery County Mrs. Byron Congress Maryland Washington, D.C Joyce Lyons Terhes State Republican Central Committee U.S. Supreme Court Byron Har Ford County Baltimore County Tony Puca

Peace agreement article notes Serb army actions

The text reports a peace process backdrop with a deployed Serb army claiming it protects a ceasefire, while Croatian forces engage when attacked. In ongoing violence near Velika Gorica Croatian troops killed three soldiers and a civilian after warning shots were ignored, per Hina. Additional clashes and injuries are noted in Slavonia, with Serb rebels blocking the Zagreb Belgrade highway near Okucani.

Velika Gorica Zagreb Croatia Hina Tanjug Slavonia Zagreb-Belgrade Okucani Belgrade

Annexation talks spur study on water supply and annex costs

During a Tuesday workshop Mayor Richard Goodrich backed evaluating a potential annexation with a funded engineering study. He warned the springs may limit water supply and asked for a cost estimate. Council members noted users should cover water plant costs, while five years to develop the land was discussed to address stormwater. A separate vote raised the fence permit fee to $5 and a plan for a one way westbound Brunswick Street was debated.

Daugherty Richard Goodrich Goodrich Public Works Mr. Daugherty William C. Wantz Richard Stone Brunswick Street

Gorbachev proposes State Council to rule USSR

The State Council would comprise the Soviet president and republic leaders, guiding the economy through the Inter- Republican Economic Committee and potentially dissolving the Congress. The proposal, signaling fear of too much centralized power, would curb the Supreme Soviet and alter who leads in case of incapacity. Shcherbak cites one vote per republic in the Council of Republics and constitutional amendment power for the Soviet body.

State Council Inter- Republican Economic Committee Gorbachev Congress Supreme Soviet Yuri Shcherbak Defense Ministry KGB Interior Ministry Foreign Ministry Shcherbak Council of Republics Council of the Union

Bush condemns pro Thomas ads targeting liberal senators

President Bush denounces a 60 second TV ad by conservative groups that questions ethics of liberal senators likely to oppose Clarence Thomas. He urges supporters not to run it noting it is offensive and counterproductive. White House disassociates from the campaign. Targets Kennedy Cranston Biden.

Washington Bush Clarence Thomas Supreme Court Judge Thomas White House U.S Ate

Plastic surgery now safer and affordable with monthly plans

Advances in plastic surgery have improved safety and cost. Facelifts and blepharoplasty can be financed for as little as 85 dollars per month. A free confidential consultation invites readers to learn how to reveal inner youthfulness.

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