County to convert jail center with double bunks for added capacity
Commissioners plan to operate the center at the jail with capital funds before opening. Double bunking two pods will add 20 beds and raise capacity to 12, aided by new bunks walls and a door. Officials emphasize expandability and savings from increased capacity without more staff.
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Frederick County school salary debate nears agreement
Frederick County boards and the Frederick County Teachers Association negotiate raises ahead of the 1985 budget. Discussions include across the board versus differential raises, with concerns about widening gaps between administrators and teachers. Officials cite funding uncertainties and potential local contributions alongside Civiletti funds.
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Workers at Standard Building Systems strike ongoing
Workers at the Standard Building Systems plant have been on strike for over a month since their contract expired at midnight on March 16. They are seeking a $1 increase in wages and other concessions as talks continue with management.
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Libya lifts embassy siege in Tripoli
London says Libya ended the siege of the British Embassy in Tripoli after a gunman attacked peaceful protesters. British Ambassador Oliver Miles and 21 others were allowed to depart the compound after staying inside for more than a day.
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Company Negotiations Over Pay Rise During Three-Year Contract
The staff have scaled back demands to 50 cents annually, totaling 150 dollars, with a recent company offer of 105 dollars over three years, broken into 40 35 and 30 cents yearly. Workers voted twice on extra pay and pension options since the strike began, both rejected. Wayne Norwood, company personnel director, confirmed two Friday meetings and declined further comment.
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