Town Meeting Debates Growth and Public Services
Experts in social services health care and education discussed growth and its impact on public services at a Monday night town meeting sponsored by the Managed Growth Council. Frederick Memorial Hospital and local officials weighed coping with rising demand amid recession risks and planning needs for schools parks and the environment.
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Managed Growth Council
Holiday Inn
Francis Scott Key Mall
Neanle
Mark Friedman
State Department of Human Resources
Friedman
Department of Human Services
Andrew Wigglesworth
Maryland Hospital Association
Ms. Martin
Martin
Frederick County
U N plans vote amid war tensions with Iraq
U N leaders pressed for a vote as Iraq faced mounting international pressure. France said Iraqi soldiers seized two French hostages in Kuwait. Tehran failed to secure Iran’s pledge not to send food to Iraq, while Saddam declared Kuwait would stay Iraqi even at war. Oil markets reacted with price spikes and stock indices fell globally.
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Mitterrand
Iraq
Saddam
Kuwait
Tehran
Hafez Assad
U.N
Assad
Bush
U.S
Saudi Arabia
Tokyo
New York
Philip L. Dodge
Nomura Securities Inter- Patqdaltie
Goldich
Hong Kong
Brazil
Argentina
Poland
Indonesia
Baghdad
United Nations
Abdul Amir Al-Anbari
Tariq Aziz
General Assembly
Dems press Darman on Desert Shield funding
Lawmakers expect the legislation to provide about 2 billion dollars for Operation Desert Shield expenses. With a 1991 deficit projected near 250 billion dollars in a 1.2 trillion dollar budget, the outcome hinges on potential tax increases and spending cuts.
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Darman
U.S
Middle East
Worcester County Officials Accused of Harassment
ACLU files suit in Baltimore accusing Worcester County Emergency Services Director Edward Cropper of 11 years of harassment and assault of three women in his office. County Administrator John Yankus and five commissioners named. case seeks 1.8 million dollars in damages.
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Baltimore
Worcester County
American Civil Liberties Union Foundation
Edward S. Cropper
John A. Yankus
James G. Barrett
K. Bennett Poamen
Reginald T Hancock
Carlton E. Massey
W. Kenneth Tyler
U.S. District Court
Mr. Cropper
Ocean City
Maryland Human Relations Commission
Cropper
ACLU
Deborah Jean
Yankus
Jean
Jeot
U.S
King Kong inflatable reappears in Texas with note
A two story King Kong inflatable surfaced near a Fort Worth TV station with a note claiming the gorilla returned to watch the Royals Rangers series. The note expressed disappointment at the Royals loss and asked to be returned to Kansas City to root for the Chiefs. Kong had been stolen in June from Overland Park Kansas.
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Fort Worth
John DeRoche
Kong
Dallas-Fort Worth
Kansas City Royals
Texas Rangers
Royals
Kansas City
Chiefs
John Wallace Dodge
Overland Park
Kan
DeRoche
Virginia woman arrested on drug charges
A Virginia woman, Mid A. Duwien, 60, of Devils Springs, Virginia, was arrested Monday afternoon after allegedly buying crack cocaine from an undercover Frederick City Police officer. She faces distribution, possession with intent to distribute, and possession charges for the 2:08 p.m. arrest in the 600 block of Klineharts Alley.
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Jefferson and Braddock Heights
Foam Unit
United
Advance Life Support
State Police
Strasburg
Mount Zion Road
Virginia
Frederick City
Mid A. Duwien
Klineharts Alley
LU Lepulls
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Israel
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White Plains
Associated Press
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Worcester Co
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Damascus
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Maas Opticians, Inc
Stephen C. Flemke
Optometrist
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