Coping lessons eyed for younger students in county plan
Rockville Montgomery County officials discussed expanding coping and death and dying education to grades six through eight amid debates over sex education and curricular limits. Masood urged adding coping skills to eighth grade and reducing age of onset, while board members weighed community tolerance and enrollment challenges. The panel also reviewed school bus safety plans and potential seat belt installations with a $7.7 million replacement timeline and a 45 day review for final budgeting.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
G.C. Edward Massed
Masood
Robert E. Shoesberg
Board
Citizens Advisory Committee On Family Life
Resee Barrett
Sie
Blair G. Ewing
Cady
Gelman Bainum tied in poll for Democratic bid
Montgomery County poll finds Esther Gelman and Stewart Bainum in a two way contest with 35 percent favorable attitudes for each among 300 voters. Bainum reports 334000 raised by end June with 1560 contributors and a $650000 TV plan. Gelman touts about 250000 in her war chest and support from Jewish groups and progressive committees. Other candidates in the seven way primary include Leon Billings John Boehm Wendell Holloway Carlton Sickles and Robert Roosevelt.
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Rockville
Esther P. Gelman
Stewart Bainum
Bainum
U.S
Gary Hart
Joint Action Committee
Longshoremen
Human Rights Coalition
National Womens Campaign Fund
Wash-Pac
Leon G. Billings
Edmund §. Muskie
John Edward Boehm
Lyndon LaRouche
Wendell M. Holloway
Ford Motor Company
Carlton R. Sickles
Robert Roosevelt
Special Brunswick council set for vacant seat election
Brunswick plans a special election on Sept 30 to fill a vacant council seat after Raymond Will resigned due to lack of liability insurance. Petitions due Aug 29, and candidate filing closes the same day as voter registration. Mayor Campbell announced the schedule during Tuesday night's meeting.
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Brunswick
Raymond Will
Richard G. Campbell
Chris Paris
Jeff Snoots
Susan Fauntleroy
Jesse Thompson
Frank Strakowsky
Campbell
Frank Miglio
Leona Lauser
Anti satellite amendment draws Byron fire in Congress
Washington Rep Beverly Byron denounces the Brown Coughlin ASAT amendment to bar US antisatellite tests while Soviets are moratorium, saying it cripples armed forces and gives Moscow no incentive to curb the program. Byron urges House approval of arms control language and dismantling of Soviet system.
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Washington
U.S
Brown-Coughlin
Frederick
Byron
House
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Mandation
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Sonia Boin
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Barnum
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Sion
Gene Farmer
Brunswick Police Department
Farmer
Susan C. Nicel
Lucian Warren Washington
The
Classified Department
FCC
Marshall Botkin
Frederick Community College
Bon-Fon
Euerlu
Ancklowne
Astercard
Bali
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