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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1993

Page

4

Montgomery students excel in citizenship test

Five Montgomery County high schools posted 90 percent plus passing rates on the 1993 Maryland Test of Citizenship Skills with an overall 91 percent passing rate countywide an all time high. The gains by African American and Hispanic students are the greatest by each group while white and Asian American students also posted strong scores. The district credits teachers and early intervention for the improved results and notes that students in the system longer tend to perform better. Damascus Poolesville Seneca Valley Quince Orchard and Watkins Mill led the first administration pass rate.

Rockville Montgomery County Maryland Katheryn Gemberling Gemberiing Damascus Poolesville Seneca Valley Quince Orchard Watkins Mill Gemberling

Missing birth certificate fuels search for Maryland man

Francis DeLauter Sr born at his parents home in Wolfsville and raised in Frederick County says Maryland officials cannot find any birth record after a three month search. He, a Korean War era Army veteran and father of a large family, now lives in Hemet California. Family members in Wolfsville Frederick County assist in the ongoing identification effort.

Francis DeLauter Sr Wolfsville Mr DeLauter Frederick County Hemet California Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Kathryn Welty Social Security Administration Frederick Welty DeLauter

Motorist captured after four county high speed chase

West Virginia man Michael K Silver, 24, of Martinsburg led police through four counties early today before Maryland State Police caught him. He faces multiple charges including fleeing and eluding, driving with a suspended license, unregistered and uninsured vehicle, and speeding after a chase that reached 90 mph.

West Virginia Maryland Michael K Silver Martinsburg W.va Montgomery County Frederick Vince Butler North Bent Patrick Jefferson Silver Howard County Mr. Silver MD. 97 Butler MD. 108 Jeff Kissner Tfe Kissner

Residents press on Cullen inmate proposal in Sabillasville meeting

At Sabillasville Elementary School residents gathered to hear Sen. Derr challenge the Department of Juvenile Services over plans to open Victor Cullen to more youths. He read a letter demanding written responses about leasing property, costs, and public interest, with a June 15 deadline and possible oversight study. Critics cited fire code waivers, cost concerns, and a rumored horse breeding program as they urged transparency and possible denial to save money.

DJS YSI General Assembly Victor Cullen John W. Derr Frederick Washington Sabillasville Sen. Derr Cullen Senate House Mary Ann Saar Barbara Hoffman Joint Oversight Committee Department of Fiscal Services House of Delegates Mary Rae Cantwell Frederick County Joe Kuhn

Bicyclist Injured In Route 40 Crash Near Old Camp Road

Frederick man Ronald Bartholow, 34, was slightly hurt when his bicycle was struck on US 40 at Old Camp Road by a car driven by Charles Panner, 59, of Greencastle Pa. Bartholow was flown to Washington County Hospital Hagerstown and later released after treatment for a laceration. police said he was mentally handicapped and no charges were filed.

Frederick US 40 Old Camp Road Ronald Bartholow Washington County Hospital Hagerstown Bartholow U.S. 40

Frederick budget outlines ADA upgrades and fee hikes

Gordon says million in improvements planned over the next years to meet the Americans with Disabilities Act. About 500000 will be in next year’s budget, while tipping fees may rise by 300000. The city now spends 1.3 million on dumping. Mayor Gordon notes salary upgrade requests and reliance on higher tax revenue for projects like Carroll Creek Park. Two more budget sessions are planned before the May presentation and Aldermen vote.

Gordon Carroll Creek Park Frederick City

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