Negotiation panel backs 3% pay hike for teachers
A Frederick County mediation panel recommends an 8 percent salary raise for teachers next year, with new teachers' pay rising from 17 650 to 19 500. Budget concerns loom over tax funding, as officials warn a tax increase may be needed to cover the cost.
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William Hobgood
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Donald Koons
Jack Patterson
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Steve Powell
Frederick
Frederick planners approve in concept Conley Farm PND near Baughman's Lane
Frederick City Planning Commission approved in concept an 805 home planned neighborhood development off Baughman's Lane on 145.8 acres between Frederick County Square and Shookstown Road. Kettler Brothers Inc. proposes 231 single family homes 448 townhouses and 126 apartments plus six acres of commercial ground.
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Baughman’s Lane
Frederick
Shookstown Road
James Schmersahl
Kettler Brothers
Conney Farm
Schaffer
Schmersahl
Ski College Mountain reports on quest for new resort near Emmitsburg
Ski America and Ski College Mountain release a 253 page study detailing the proposed commuter ski resort near Emmitsburg. The report covers site plan traffic routes opposition by Mount St Mary’s College and a base lodge design. Two public meetings will follow, with officials hearing questions about development and impacts.
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Ski College Mountain
Quest For New Resort
Emmitsburg
Ski America
Ski Roundtop
Ski Liberty
Pennsylvaniia
Mount St. Mary's College
Mount St. Mary’s College
College Mountain
Judge Rollins Begins Third Year On The Bench
District Court Judge Herbert L. Rollins marks his third year on the bench this month. In a chambers interview he discusses his stance on drug and alcohol cases, treatment programs, and methods to steer offenders toward rehabilitation. He cites Nevada education courses and ongoing judge conferences as sources shaping his approach to DWI and substance abuse.
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Herbert L. Rollins
Patrick Street
University of Nevada
Reno
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Maryland ends 1987 session with lone death penalty debate
The Maryland General Assembly closed its session amid orderly wind down with two key issues: a bill to bar execution of murderers under 18 and a push to repeal Maryland's call for a Constitutional Convention. The juvenile death penalty measure passed the Senate 26-21 and the House 84-8 and goes to Gov. Schaefer for signature.
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Frederick County
Thomas H. Hattery
Frederick
Hattery
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Charles H. Smelser
Smelser
Gorbachev Says He Needs Reason to Visit Washington
In Moscow, Secretary Shultz renewed Reagan's invitation for a U S Soviet summit in Washington. Gorbachev replied that he travels only with a reason, and pledged to discuss the question further while meeting at the Kremlin. The dialog follows Geneva and Iceland summits and Bain Baker noted no surprise if decisions arise during Shultz's Moscow trip.
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Gorbachev
Shultz
Reagan
Geneva
Iceland
U.S
Howard H. Baker Jr
California
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