Neighbors clash as addition request denied by zoning board
Frederick City Board of Zoning Appeals denied Robert King’s plan to add a 16 by 22 foot rear family room at 1301 Peachtree Court, ruling it would violate the 30 foot rear setback. Fourteen neighbors opposed, twenty-one supported. vote 4-1 with Norman Quist against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert King
Frederick
King
Henley
Mr. King
Appletree Court
Peachtree Court
Quigley
Cleopatra Campbell
Kim Burke
His Builder
Robert Lawrence
Mr. Lawrence
Mrs. Henley
Gothered Tor
ESOL Students Enjoy Fair and Learn Fast at Frederick
The Frederick County ESOL program guides 150 students aged 12 to 21 from war-torn nations like Afghanistan and Nicaragua. Teachers note rapid language acquisition, with students from Laos China and Japan exploring farm life, livestock, and fleece while planning expanded ESOL class sites and continued language growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thantavanh Vonghathep
Laos
Thantaranh
Patricia Brown
Waverley
Hillcrest
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Vo- Tech
Brown
Larry Steirly
Houston
Texas
Fairfax
Russian Parliament Calls for Resignation of National Cabinet
The Supreme Soviet of Russia voted 154 to 4 with 18 abstentions to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Nikolai Ryzhkov and his government. Lawmakers blamed the cabinet for the economic crisis and debated the three reform plans including a 500 day market transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Council of Ministers
Nikolai I. Ryzhkov
Russia
Ryzhkov
Supreme Soviet of Russia
Boris N. Yeltsin
Supreme Soviet
Mr. Ryzhkov
Mikhail $. Gorbachev
West Fourth Street alley drug activity and street crime
Residents report ongoing drug dealing and prostitution along West Fourth Street and Klincharts Alley with dealers hiding drugs in wall crevices and debris. They call for more plainclothes police patrols and better street lighting and cleanup, while Mayor Gordon notes resident remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fourth Street
Klinehams Alley
Salih
Paul Gordon
Klincharts Alley
Mr. Smith
Work Out A Text Could Be Reworked For Publication
A fragmentary prompt asks to develop a readable text that could be published. It outlines shaping the content into a concise article card with a clear lead, named entities, and period tone while preserving core facts and avoiding unnecessary filler.
Iraq Moves to Seize Foreign Assets and Escalate Kuwait War
The Revolutionary Command Council issued a seven article law to protect Iraqi interests and seize abroad assets. The U.N. embargo movement grows as Iraq raids Western compounds in Kuwait trigger talks on closing airspace. U.S. led troop buildup reaches about 165,000 with total Iraqi forces in the region peaking around 360,000. Israel mulls F-15s and Patriot batteries amid a tense diplomatic climate. Perez de Cuellar warns of possible global war if diplomacy fails.
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Revolutionary Command Council
Iraq
INA
United States
Kuwait
Saddam
Sgadom Shaker
U.N
Security Council
Washington
Persian Gulf
Saudi
Pentagon
Jerusalem
Israel
Moshe Arens
Perez de Cuellar
New York
U.N. Correspondents Association
Students send peace banners to troops at Walkersville ceremony
Seventh graders created banners with slogans like Free the hostages and Stand tall for the red white and blue during International Peace Day events. They sang I’d Like to Teach the World to Sing as Dana Thoman praised their compassion and hopeful message for no war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMS
Mideast
Dana Thoman
Michael High
Betante Fa
Mohawks clash with troops in weapons raid at Kahnawake
In a violent raid at the Kahnawake Mohawk reserve, Indians fought Canadian troops as authorities seized weapons. Tear gas dispersed the crowd, at least 82 were hurt, and several fled into the St Lawrence River. Soldiers recovered about 50 weapons hidden under rocks after a helicopter search.
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Kahnawake
Quebec
St. Lawrence
Oka
Montreal
DIO Drucupiyts Bagaooulty
Tekakwitha Island
Rusty Bassarab
Student charged in incident at Gov Thomas Johnson High School
A 14 year old student at Gov Thomas Johnson High School was charged as a juvenile with battery assault maiming and malicious injury after allegedly setting a fellow student’s shirt on fire in the auto shop at 10 25 a m. He reportedly moved around with a cigarette lighter flicking it behind others the flame caught the victim’s shirt and was put out in a wash basin the injured student was treated and released at Frederick Memorial Hospital the charged student was later released to his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Pierce Stine
Frederick City
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Stine
Schaefer Enjoys Usual Good Time at Frederick County Fair
Maryland Governor Schaefer attends the fair with lawmakers James McClellan and Boyd Smith facing challengers J Anita Stup and James Respess. He cites AAA bond rating, rebuts property tax raise talk, and discusses a potential light rail project. He donates to the historical society and receives a drug-forfeiture check. A lance, T shirt, and beef show ring dedication cap his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McClellan
Boyd Smith
House of Delegates
J. Anita Stup
James Respess
Schaefer
Maryland
New York
Frederick County
Historical Society
del. McClellan
Lawrence Dorsey Jr
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Donald Quigley
Campbell
Latile
Jean DuBell
Ms. Brown
Marie Matsushima
Japan
Grace United Church of Christ
E. Second St
Theodore E. Haas
Louisa L., Davis
Walkersville
Hearing Services, Inc
Amber Meadows
Thomas Jennson
Frederick, Md
Karen A McCgire
Cool Chiment Audialogst
Betty Mc Mews
M.S
OCA Cinicat Anciologist
Faery Amet
Kenneth J. Benjamin
Hammer and Claw
P.S
Thomas Johnson
Montgdmery Village Professional Center
Nontcomery Village Ave
Gaithersburg
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