State may cut private college aid from staff and wire reports
Maryland legislators weigh cutting state aid to private colleges and universities for the first time since 1976. Hood College Mount St Marys College Johns Hopkins University lead beneficiary list with Hopkins set to receive 109 million in state funds plus a separate 500 thousand Peabody grant. Other aided institutions include Capital College Notre Dame Goucher Loyola Maryland Institute of Art St Johns Sojourner Douglass Villa Julie Washington Western Maryland.
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Annapolis
del Howard
Rewlings Jr
Baltimore
Research Associates of
Washington
Department of Education
Maryland
Frederick County
Hood
Mount St Mary's
Hood College
Johns Hopkins University
Trivia playoff funds aid Frederick County disabled
Fifty-one teams of three competed in the fifth annual Trivia Playoff, raising about $6,000 for the Frederick County Association for Retarded Citizens. The money stays in the county to aid 30 children and 42 adults with services from medical equipment to housing and employment support. Organizers included Phylis Rosen, Steve Williams, and John Fieseler.
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Tiffany and Company
Frederick County
Rosenstee
iclude+ Phylis Rosen
Valley Elementary School
Steve Willams
Westbrook Construction
Association For Retarded Citizens
John Fieseler
Wfmd Rao
High School Students Get College Credits in Tech Programs
Watkins Mill High School hosts a Montgomery College program linking juniors and seniors to the Germantown campus. Students can earn up to 14 college credits with B or better grades in selected courses, aiming for an associate degree after two years. Transportation provided for Area 3 students. others must supply own transit. Programs include computer aided drafting and design, telecommunications technology, and electromechanical technology.
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Gaithersburg
Watkins Mill
Montgomery College
Montgomery County
Germantown
Lew Robertson
Ing
Watkins Mall
Kent Weaver
Area 3
Montgomery County Sprinklers Up For Vote
Montgomery County Council plans final action on a sprinkler bill requiring systems in all single family homes built after July 1 1991 and in renovations. The measure would also mandate systems in group homes and already applies to new apartments and townhouses. Estimated cost for a 2000 square foot home is about 3000 dollars with an 200000 cost to implement. Opposed by Suburban Maryland Building Industry Association and county Board of Realtors.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Counc
Council
Rose Crenca
Crenca
Angela Withers
Montgomery County Fire Department
Ment
Office of Management and Budget
Suburban Maryland Building Industry Association
County Board of Realtors
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State
Mark Crommell
Mount St. Mary's College
Anthony Cox
Christine Gelles
Amy Connelly
Eric Ciazza
Keller, Zanger, Bissell & Co
Frederick County Association of Retarded Citizens
Sue Scrub
Maul Texel
Taple Filt-wran
Tom Soxtem
Capac
Amana
Quan Cat
Trac
Femsts
Ammenes
Sun
Westpointe Appliances
Adeke
Peapee Age Press
Débales
Coss Vane
Turin
Ruth W. Ellis
Montgomery
Sooners Giese Balad
eCnetal
Coltert
Shapeo
Sooners Park Plaza Mall
Patrick Sweet Frederick
Mattress Warehouse
Hom
Queenea
Twinea
Patrick Street
Rockiedge Plaza
Sealy
Sony Dream Machine
Twitea Peo
Fullea Pc
Fullea