Montgomery teachers rally for salary talks at board
About 100 Montgomery County teachers gathered at the Board of Education in Rockville to urge board involvement in ongoing salary negotiations. They note current offers favor existing staff but leave new teachers with no gains, with one day until the December 20 impasse date.
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Montgomery Board Elects Praisner as President and Difonzo as Vice
Marilyn J. Praisner was elected board president and Sharon Difonzo vice president on unanimous ballots for the Montgomery County board of education. Praisner, an CIA analyst, will lead the board again, with plans to address high school boundary redraws, teacher contract negotiations, and budgets. Difonzo, active on school committees for a decade, will serve as her first officer.
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Schaefer pledges active agenda as governor elect
Governor-elect William Donald Schaefer told Maryland lawmakers he would not be a hands off governor and would come after them to push his goals. Speaking to new legislators in Annapolis he urged quick passage of key bills, warned against overregulation, and emphasized a do it now approach to government. He cited unemployment in Allegany County and the Goodyear plant closure as issues needing swift action and urged collaboration with lawmakers to move initiatives forward.
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Johns Hopkins Seeks Volunteers for Birth Control Study
Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions calls for women aged 18 to 35 not on birth control pills to join a study of oral contraceptives. Benefits include free birth control pills, a free physical examination, free follow-up visits, and $200 on completion. For information call 301 955 2149.
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