Montgomery County Urges Massive Computer Education Push
Montgomery County officials pressed the school board to approve a six year plan costing 46.7 million to modernize instruction and operations with microcomputers. The task force warned of rising costs if delayed, predicting 80 percent of jobs will require computer knowledge by 1985 and calling for hands on computer time for students by 1990.
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Stephen M. Raucher
Department of Management Information and Computer Services
Montgomery County
Raucher
Community Concerts seeks 1982 83 members and wait list
Sellout continues as organizers urge cancellations and waiting lists for 1982-83 memberships. Mail requests to Mrs Sherwood M Hackett or Mrs Donald E Leatherman. workers should submit names and numbers of unaccommodated prospects. Waiting list gains priority for future memberships and early seating benefits amid 28 straight sellouts and an upcoming schedule featuring Rostal Schaefer Camelot Dear Mr Ziegfeld and The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra at Gov Thomas Johnson High School Auditorium.
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Sherwood M. Hackett
College Avenue
Donald E. Leatherman
West College Terrace
Leatherman
Frederick
Rostal & Schaefer
Britain
Camelot
Mr. Ziegfeld
Tommy Dorsey Orchestra
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Sesson
Walkersville plans, funds and park projects amid debt relief
Walkersville officials discuss water bills and rate adjustments to keep the system solvent. The town votes to buy treasury notes to pay the state retirement system, approves park work and parking lot expansions, and sets payment plans. Delinquent taxes and water bill write offs are noted along with park signage and venue considerations. Napoleon’s coronation is also referenced in a separate note.
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Walkersville
Bourland
Black
John L. Thompson Jr
Treasury
Edward J. Kerns
Ausherman Construction Co
Chevy Chase Savings and Loan
Glade Towne
Walkersville Athletic Association
Glade Village
C&p
Eyler
Ust
City to discuss lot purchase near courthouse site
Mayor Ronald N. Young says the city will buy a corner parking lot at W. Patrick and Court streets for 750000 to build a new parking deck to serve the courthouse Weinberg Center and Black Horse tavern area. A year before construction, rail upgrades, buses and a loitering ordinance are also on the agenda.
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W. Patrick and
Court Streets
Board of Aldermen
Ronald N. Young
Young
Weinberg Center
Black Horse Tavern
Department of Transportation
East Street
Second
Eighth Streets
Francis Scott Key
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Rockville
Mentary
Edward Andrews
Hiawatha B. Fountain
Office of Special and Alternative Education
the News
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Fountain
Hagerstown
Gettysburg
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Napoleon
Napoleon Bonaparte
Emperor of
France
Lot
Radio Shack
Hormel
FeCr
CIO
ATW
Daly Laboratories
Ihe
Eatery
Pika
Novava
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