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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1987

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2

FCC enrollment boom tied to more college-bound students

Enrollment at FCC rises as 60 to 65 percent of college bound students attend FCC and local high schools push college prep academies. Holton notes community shifts toward education while state funding based on older enrollment could strain finances amid a large fall increase. Betts describes a smooth first day with long lines and crowded parking as new students locate classrooms.

FCC Holton Frederick County Betts

Teachers weigh end to work-to-rule vote at Aug meeting

On air panelists discussed potential end to work-to-rule as FCTA plans a mass teacher vote at Frederick High School on Friday Aug 28 at 4 15 p m with a post meeting press briefing. Other speakers urged caution while students voiced mixed views on the action. The program repeats on Frederick Cablevision 32 this week.

Meachum Patterson Rovin Farmer FCTA Frederick High School Frederick Cablevision

Reagan pushes for faster Soviet arms cuts and verification

President Reagan told Congress the United States seeks swifter Soviet reductions so both sides reach zero roughly together. He accused the Soviets of violating arms control norms and pressed for strict verification for a Geneva treaty. A summit with Mikhail Gorbachev could occur, though officials deny fall meeting reports.

United States Reagan Congress Geneva Mikhail Gorbachev Los Angeles Times

Cable cut near Thurmont knocks out long distance

About 1,700 C P Telephone customers lost almost all telephone service for over three hours Monday after road workers cut a cable on Albert Staubs Road just north of Thurmont. The outage, from 9 55 a m to 12 55 pm, limited calls to Thurmont's 447 dialing district. Al Boyer, C P Telephone customer relations manager, said he did not know if the workers were state or county. He noted earlier notices and promised repairs, adding fewer complaints than expected perhaps due to good weather. Michael Enright.

C&p Thurmont al Boyer Albert Staubs Boyer C&p Telephone Wfmd-Am 2104 FM Michael Enright

Feisty doll brings comfort to survivor after Michigan crash

Four year old Cecilia Cichan, the sole survivor of Northwest Flight 255, smiled as her aunt handed her a found doll. The crash near Detroit Metro killed 156, including Cecilia's parents and brother. Investigators weighed if cockpit alarms or flaps and slats were improperly set as cause. Cecilia remained in serious condition in a burn unit.

Detroit Cecilia Cichan Northwest Detroit Metropolitan Cecilia David Cichan John Turck University Michigan Ann Arbor Turek Tempe Ariz Werner Spitz Wayne County National Transportation Safety Board John Lauber Washington

County pursues labor shortage fix through education and training

VanBrant outlined steps to curb shortages by partnering with the school board to target dropouts and boost job readiness for secondary students. PIC would oversee human services programs, while JTA programs like Summer Youth and Learning and Earning Through School and Work show successful results. The governor's report praised Frederick's JTA for efficient use of funds and strong service. Transerv and Child Care Consortium efforts aim to stabilize transportation and local day care to prevent future shortages.

VanBrant PIC JTA Private Industry Council Keegin Employment and Training Council Frederick Transerv

Walkersville High Hosts Orientation for New Students

Walkersville High School welcomes all new students and parents to an orientation in the auditorium on Thursday August 27 at 7 30 p m. Attendees can view schedules and tour classrooms with staff and student aides available to answer questions.

Walkersville High School

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