Montgomery County braces for budget strains in 1961 high school plan
Frederick Md daily report outlines high school options to add two elective subjects, risking a $1 million to $3 million staff cost. Proposals include seven period schedules for some grades, possible driver education cost cuts, and opening courses as evening, summer, or adult programs. A central computer system would require about 1.75 million for hardware and software. Public hearings are set for 8 pm each night with written comments accepted at 850 Hungerford Drive Rockville. The superintendent will present the operating budget request on January 4.
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Fers
Andrews
Hungerford Drive
Rockville
Vigil for trapped miner as West Virginia cave in claims two
In Bergoo West Virginia the family of 31 year old trapped miner Donald Arbogast joins others in vigil as rescuers labor to free him 1740 feet inside the Stillhouse Run mine. The slate block crushed two men and left four others injured or trapped and unaccounted for with workers drilling through the debris. Authorities offer little hope of his survival while survivors describe the cave in and its sudden thunder like noise. The Stillhouse Run mine owned by Elk River Sewell Coal Co is non union.
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Bergoo
W.va
Stillhouse Run
Donald Arbogast
Webster Springs
Carl Hull
Bennett
Arbogast
Louise
Elk River Sewell Coal Co
Phil McClung
Couple Pleads Guilty in Daughter Abduction Case
Maryland couple Leonard and Esther Deitz pleaded guilty in Denver District Court to false imprisonment linked to the abduction and “deprogramming” of their 23-year-old daughter Emily, a Divine Light Mission member. They received two years probation and must refrain from interfering with Emily’s lifestyle.
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Denver
Maryland
Leonard Deitz
Esther Deitz
Silver Spring
Edward Carelli
Emily Deitz
Divine Light Mission
Ms. Deitz
Utilities chiefs press need for financing and energy policy
State Sen. Harry J. McGuirk and PSC Commissioner Lilo K. Schifter led a Friday discussion in Columbia with executives from Potomac Edison, Baltimore Gas & Electric, PEPCO and Delmarva Power & Light. They argued for new financing avenues, higher dividends, and robust capacity to meet peak demand while balancing rates and regulatory mandates.
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Mary Utilities
Columbia
Inter
Maryland Electric Utility Council
Chamber of Commerce
Potomac Edison
Baltimore Gas & Electric
Bg&e
Potomac Electric Power Company
PEPCO
Delmarva Power & Light
Harry J. McGuirk
Baltimore City Democrat
Senate
Lilo K. Schifter
PSC
Elmer B. Kaelin
Tye
Winston Churchill
Kaelin
Bath County
Virginia
APS
Tempine
VEPCO
McGuirk
Senate Committee
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Corrall Manor
Canal
Brush Fire Brunswick
Bob Bennett
Doyle Gillis
Larry Clevenger
Clevenger
Denzil Cutlip
West Virginia University Medical Center
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Marvin Ausherman
Reichs Ford
Mit
Department of Human Resources
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Hatem
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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