Appeals court upholds county quarry decision in MD case
The Court of Special Appeals ruled Frederick County may reject a proposed quarry by Montgomery County firms FO Day and Martin Marietta. It found the mineral mining zone must safeguard the environment and that the site would be incompatible with surrounding farmland and the comprehensive plan.
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Rederek County
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Fire Station Zoning Move Stirs Town Meeting
The planning commission recommended allowing fire stations as special exceptions in all zoning districts, excluding large social fundraisers. Fire company president Don Plunkard said the department plans a new two acre site on North Main Street near Mount Airy Elementary School after outgrowing the 1926 Main Street station.
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Fire Company
Don Plunkard
Main Street
Fred Goundry
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Goundry
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Commission
Mfr
Tsuulidry
Plunkard
Planning Commission
Towa Council
Bush pushes global ban on chemical weapons over years
President Bush outlines a phased plan to ban chemical weapons within eight years if the Soviet Union and others agree. He says remaining stockpiles would be destroyed within ten years, with bipartisan support and potential sanctions for nonparticipants.
Soviets Join U S on Chemical Weapons Cuts
United Nations briefing shows Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze announcing Moscow will join the United States in radically reducing or destroying chemical weapons stockpiles. He urged mutual obligations ahead of a multilateral treaty and supported verification and stopping production, aligning with President Bush’s Geneva plan to curb or eliminate such weapons within a decade.
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United Nations
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Venezuela
Taraet
Shimon Peres
Moshe Abrens
Eduard Shevardnadze
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Shevardnadze
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Geneva
Washington
Mr Bush
Soviet debate on budget and private cooperatives reforms
In Moscow the Supreme Soviet opened a stormy session over budget and economic reforms as Gorbachev defends cooperatives amid price protests. Lawmakers heard arguments for limiting price gouging, granting local control, and shaping a socialist market with state regulation to balance local needs and a crisis budget aims to halve deficits.
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Moscow
Supreme Soviet Today
Mikhail Gorbachev
Gorbachev
Veniamin Yarin
Nizhat Tagusk
Anatoly Sobchak
Leningrad State University
Jean Abalkin
Valentin Pavlov
Cease-fire holds as Lebanon’s warlords demand bigger stake
Moslem militiamen criticized proposed reforms set to redraw Lebanon’s power balance, warning the 14 year civil war will continue. Clerical leaders and Arab League mediators noted the truce remains fragile while sniper fire persists along Beirut’s Green Line amid regional diplomacy and a Vatican appeal for Muslim support to save Lebanon.
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Druse Mostem
An Nahar
Nabih Berm
Arab Committee
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Arab League
Fahd
Saudi Arabia
Hassan I
Morocco
Chad Bendyedid
Algeria
Lakhdar al Ibrahim
Kristian Withiaters
Ibrahimi
Jubran Taouk
Gen Aoun
al Safir Daily
Aoun
Aogun
Vatican
John Paul II
Art exhibit controversy sparks city foundation debate
The dispute over shows at the center prompts directors to seek compromise amid political pressure. A 25 year lease proposal aims to balance public accountability with city protection, while critics note the controversy fuels a broader dialogue among artists and local politicians.
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Young
Pierce Refuses to Testify Before House Subcommittee
Former HUD Secretary Samuel R. Pierce invoked the Fifth Amendment and declined to answer questions about agency scandals during his eight year tenure. He told the subcommittee he felt attacked by panel members and asserted his self incrimination protection as cameras were barred from the session.
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HUD
Samuel Ro Pierce
House
Pierce
Signature Surroundings Ad Correction for 1989 Special
Frederick News-Post correction notes that the Associated Contracting ad from Sept 26, 1989 offered a special of $169 for five or more windows with 18 not available. It states other specials remain available and regrets the inconvenience.
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