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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1988
Page
3
The Frederick County school board initially cut VPA funding and limited access, sparking parent anger. After pressure, the board restored support for the program, but announced ninth graders would miss next year’s VPA and that 10th graders’ participation would be decided later.
Annapolis Bureau Chief Bob Reid recalls a tax season chaos filled with misfiled returns and a rogue preparer. Frustration grows as he and Corinne navigate forms, IRS penalties, and a final push to file themselves with help from neighbor Bob, a crackerjack CPA.
A survey of 33 current and former Reagan Cabinet members shows mixed but generally positive views of George Bush before Super Tuesday. Few officials praised Bush publicly, with several praising his policy work and leadership, while others remained cautious or declined to comment. A separate note argues for reading beyond sensational TV entertainment to the value of uncensored books in the Soviet Union.
Marguerite Snyder argues during World Population Awareness Week that overpopulation stresses education, landfills, highways, and water bodies. She notes Maryland and other governors highlight immigration and population growth as national issues affecting security, environment, and resources. She urges policies to manage growth and preserve finite Earth resources.
Frederick Arts Center Foundation thanks Farmers and Mechanics National Bank for a generous donation to the Delaplaine Visual Arts Center as renovation funds rise. The letter commends the bank's creative campaign and cites staffer Sandra King while urging continued local support.
Frederick Aldermen deferred action on a local slum clearance and Jow rental housing program pending broader federal legislation review. City Attorney Edward J. Smith warned of unlimited local authority under state law. W Clinton McSherry outlined four planned reports by the Frederick Planning Commission on the northeast area as the first step.
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