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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1998

Page

7

Students to retrace history on underground railroad hike

Six middle school boys aged 11 to 14 will meet at the White House front gate on April 21 and trek 200 miles to Philadelphia by foot bike and canoe retracing the 1800s Journey To Freedom. They will visit underground railroad stops and Quaker meeting houses to learn about feeding hiding and compassion. Reginald Smith and Stephen Durand will supervise along with a supply van. The program aims to boost self esteem discipline cooperation and positive school reentry.

Rockville White House Philadelphia Ann Marie Weems Reginald Smith Stephen Durand Mr. Smith Smith Durand Rock Creek Sligo

House blocks Glendening bid to fund busing settlement

The Maryland House blocked Governor Glendening from using Board of Public Works funds to back a four year 75 million dollar annual aid plan for Prince George's County to end 25 years of court ordered busing. The move sparked party splitting defections and sharp accusations of political maneuvering as lawmakers argued over funding eligible costs and school construction needs.

Annapolis House Parris Glendening Glendening Washington, D.C NAAC Senate Board of Public Works Howard Pete” Rawlings Baltimore National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Prince George’s Hardi Jones NAACP Gate Anthony Muse Michael Crumlin Crumlin James Hubbard Casper Taylor Eileen Rehrmann Hubbard Taylor Ms. Rehrmann

Eight year old injured in porch grill fire Rockville

An eight year old boy used paint thinner to start a grill on the back porch in the 500 block of Beall Avenue and flames caused minor burns to the child and a neighbor’s dog died in the Rockville home. Fire officials contacted child protective services as parents were at work.

Rockville

Second Great Frederick Duck Race Promises Million Dollar Prize

The Second Great Frederick Duck Race, in Baker Park with the 4th of July committee, may award a million dollars to the first duck and its adopter. Rich Miller says 1 to 3 ducks will be marked Million Dollar Ducks and the event supports Sertoma charities in Frederick. Larry Barnes recalls strong first-year success and aims for similar or greater results in 1998.

Frederick Noon Sertoma Rich Miller Great Frederick Baker Park Frederick Larry Barnes

Six from county eliminated at state geography bee

Six Frederick County students reached the Maryland state Geography Bee finals but were eliminated in the preliminary round. Sixth grader Zane Craig, Kurt Kuehne, Patrick Benitez, seventh grader Joshua Ballew, and eighth graders Scott Daly, Colin Blair, and Alexander Dube answered questions on economic regional and historical geography. Joshua Kurt and Patrick each scored six of eight. Alexander and Zane four. Colin three. The bee is sponsored by the National Geographic Society and Sylvan Learning Centers with state winners advancing to a Washington event for a possible $25,000 scholarship.

Germantown Frederick County Maryland Middle School Zane G. Craig Mother Seton School Kurt Wo Kuehne Windsor Knolls Middle Patrick L. Benitez New Market Middle Joshua T. Ballew Thurmont Scott M. Daly Monocacy Middle Colin T. Blair Middletown Middle Alexander Dube Walkersville Middle India North Korea Yalu China Bulgaria Joshua Rocky Ridge Kurt Patrick Alexander Zane Colin North Shore Lake Singapore National Geographic Society Sylvan Learning Centers Washington

Kids in high quality day care reduce behavior problems

Washington AP reports a federal study showing that 2 and 3 year olds in stimulating high quality group settings exhibit fewer behavior problems like tantrums and non cooperation than those in small groups or with a single caregiver. Mother’s sensitivity still strongly influences social functioning.

Washington Marion O’brien University of Kansas At Lawrence

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