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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Apr 24, 1976

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6

Montgomery County to Lay Off 986 Probationary Teachers

Barry Bernardo, Montgomery School Superintendent, proposes laying off 986 probationary teachers due to light fiscal constraints and declining enrollments. The move may be reversed after May 15 if council funding allows, with recall rights and severance for affected staff. The action follows budget cuts and negotiated contract terms with MCEA, and faces council scrutiny and possible protests.

Rockville Montgomery Charles Bernardo Verna Fletcher Bernardo James P. Gleason Montgomery County Education Association MCEA 986 Prince Georges Arlington Fairfax Betty Culotta

Maryland unemployment benefits total rise in March

Maryland’s Employment Security Administration reports March unemployment payments reach 23,172,065 total with regular benefits 15,310,522 and extended and federal supplemental benefits driving the rise. New claims declined from February to March while 97 claims were disqualified and 1,212,626 in federal unemployment benefits were paid to veterans.

Frederick County Maryland Department of Human Resources Thomas Neubauer Neubauer Employment Security Administration State Dept. of Human Resources Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund

Rupli opens campaign office in Frederick

Dan Rupli opened his local campaign office at 41 N Market St Frederick promising to confront incumbent Byron. He campaigns on door to door outreach and small meetings arguing Byron is out of touch and voting to favor big interests. He notes strong local support from workers and skepticism toward debates with Byron.

Dan Rupli Frederick Byron Rupli N. Market St Rupii White House Congress Tte Baltimore Burkittsville Potomac Edison Rupti Mike Crutchley Josie Crewe Frederick County

State police charge man in robberies

A Middletown man Waldo Rudolph Shank 38 was arrested Thursday in connection with burglaries at two Highs Stores in Washington County last year. The Williamsport High’s Store on Dec 22 and Boonsboro High’s Store on Oct 8 were hit, with safes containing about 800 and 700 dollars plus 250 in lottery tickets stolen. Police recovered the looted cash and tickets near South Mountain by the Washington Monument.

Middletown High Washington County Waldo Rudolph Shank Hagerstown Shank Williamsport High Boonsboro High Boonsboro Williamsport South Mountain Washington Monument

Blood donors urged to turn out Monday

Amvets Post 2 chairman James A. Grove announced a blood drive on Monday April 26 at 702 E South Street. The bloodmobile opens at 1 p.m. and donors can register until 6 30 p.m. Vacations are depleting supplies so both assigned and walk in donors are urged to participate.

Amvets Post 2 James A. Grove Amvets E. South Street Grove

Frederick County Walk-a-thon May 2 draws 2300 walkers

The Bicentennial Walk-a-thon of the Frederick County March of Dimes will start at 8 a.m. Sunday May 2 at the Frederick Shopping Center. The 25 mile course includes 20 check posts with a free luncheon at the half way Red Barn. Over 2,300 walkers signed up. call 662-8262 or 662-7665 for details.

Frederick County March of Dimes Frederick Red Barn Parenta

Walk-A-Thon Fundraiser Hosted by March of Dimes

The March of Dimes hosts a 25 mile Walk-a-thon on May 2 starting at 8 a.m. from Frederick Shopping Center. Participants must secure sponsors per mile or flat gifts and check in between 7 and 8 a.m. Local health tips advise weather appropriate dress and foot care for long walks.

Frederick W. 7Th Street March of Dimes

Dear Abby Readers Share Dating, Privacy and Walkathon Tips

A reader questions recovering money from a golf pro who courted then abandoned her. Abby advises reporting untrustworthy conduct and warns about pride. Other letters discuss acknowledging holiday greetings and teen dating curfews. A March of Dimes walkday notice lists prep guidance and safety rules.

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