Washington County tourism center advances ahead of plan
Washington County moves quickly to open a new tourism center along I 70 west of South Mountain this summer. Local contractors donate labor and materials, reducing costs while recognizing contributors with plaques. Groundbreaking is May 2 and dedication is planned for early July, with cooperation from Frederick County and state officials.
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Washington County
South Mountain
Frederick County
Ronald L. Bowers
Bowers
Washington
U.S. 15
Washington County Center
Lam
U.S. 18 Visitor Center
Beckley
State bids open for Washington County project and bid details
The state advertises for its portion of a Washington County development project with bids due May 17. A pre bid session is set for May 4. Local contractors should request contract information at 707 N Calvert St Baltimore MD 21202 for contract F 104 01 724 and contact the local tourism office at 863 9837 for more details. Apollo XIV splashed down February 10, 1971 after lunar return.
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Washington County
N. Calvert St
Baltimore
Busia
Becky
EDPAC to Carry On in Montgomery County Board of Education
Montgomery County EDPAC will persist through the 1984 school board election after a survey showed strong member backing for continued focus on education issues. About 15 percent of roughly 1,700 responses supported mentoring meetings and immediate campaigning for 1984, while opposing endorsements for non education offices. The group endorsed in depth issue papers and forums on education, with 68 percent backing a regular education newsletter. results will be shared at the May 9 meeting at Cedar Lane Unitarian Church in Bethesda.
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Rockville
Education Polit. Cd
Aclu Com Iillee Bupaus
Montgomery County
Marian L. Greenblatt
EDPAC
Blair G. Ewing
Suzanne
Vi Rutledge
Cedar Lane Unitarian Church
Carol Wallace
Joseph Barse
Eleanor Zappone
Richard L. Claypole
Claypole
Elizabeth Spencer
Spencer
Dr. Greenblatt
8Th
Michael D. Barnes
D-Md
Montgomery approves police contract with county agency
Montgomery County Council votes unanimously to fund a two year police union contract with the Fraternal Order of Police. The deal includes an 850 dollar first year raise for officers below sergeant, a second year boost tied to the CPI, a four day work week for patrol officers, overtime and clothing allowance increases, and a home car program. Agreement notes equal pay for comparable worth but preserves a separate police pay plan. The pact begins July 1 and a disability retirement decision is postponed for review by a new Compensation Task Force.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Scott Foster
Wiliam Hanna Jr
Hanna
FOP
Wallivero Eeo
Sonia Boin
Montgomery schools win top national research awards
In Rockville the Montgomery County Public Schools Department of Education Accountability earned three national awards from the American Educational Research Association, marking the third straight year it led U S and Canadian districts. Award winners cover 13 categories for studies including school food services and Damascus High School class of 1976. The department conducts management and research for the board and is headed by Dr Stephen M Frankel with Frechtling and Baacke in key director roles.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Department of Education Accountability
American Educational Research Association
United States
Canada
Association
William M Richardson
Kathy M. Hebbeler
Tonie Paldman
Froehhieh
Stephen Chackon
Janis Feldman
Froehlich
Sandy Uman
Damascus
Joy A Frechting
Elzabeth Barnes
Board of Education
Stephen M. Frankel
Frechtling
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Gossar Masonry
Washington County Commissioners
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By Sonia Bomn
Montgomery County Bureau
Montgomery
Foster
Clifford M. Baacke
Rou
I Jones
Enurtain Professional Center
West Seventh Street
Frederick Md
Frederick Physical Therapy Services
Thorugh
Mr Ward
Mr Smith
Colossas Yard
E. Church Street
Frederick, MD
Price Yard
United Way
Chatham
Queen
King
Chatham “Tanza
Eyerly’s
Everly
Frederick Towne Mall
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