Berger to stay as Frederick County schools chief
Frederick County School Superintendent Stuart D. Berger will continue as chief after accepting a new four year contract. The Board of Education voted 5 to 2 in regular session to extend the offer with a salary near 340000 dollars. Berger credited progress in the system and expressed optimism about becoming the best in Maryland.
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Reagan outlines Second Revolution tax reform plan
President Reagan framed a Second American Revolution focused on tax simplification as part of his second term agenda. He proposed a modified rate plan preserving home mortgage interest deductions while rejecting any disguise as a tax increase. Speakes reported post speech reaction indicated mixed-to-positive feedback and a Congress focused on deficit reduction.
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City workers weigh union in Frederick public works
About 20 public works employees met with a union representative from AFSCME to explore unionizing the department. No formal move has been made, but a second meeting is planned as workers fear retaliation and seek to understand benefits, amid past failed efforts. Mayor Young unavailable for comment.
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Grand jury urges work release site in Frederick County
Frederick County grand jury urges construction of a new work release center and a replacement for Montevue. After three days of secret sessions it declined to indict, hearing witnesses on two criminal matters and addressing both the detention center and the county home for the elderly. The panel urged rapid Montevue replacement and weekly dietary consultations, noted mixed inmate complaints about the detention center, and recommended isolating inmates from work release areas and capping time served at 18 months.
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Goetz foiled Harlem muggers months before subway shooting
Bernhard Goetz reportedly confronted two youths in Harlem without firing a shot, one fled while the other collapsed, a close friend told the New York Daily News, months before the subway shooting made him famous.
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Bullish outlook for dairy farming cites rising milk output
U S Department of Agriculture official Dr Edward T Coughlin told Frederick County dairy farmers that milk production is set to rise as the Milk Diversion Program ends in April and supply and demand return to balance. He noted a national trend of increased production with more replacement heifers observed, about 46 heifers per 100 cows.
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Dolores Poindexter profiles an educator using acting and humor to enliven lessons while Nancy Luse’s profile appears. The note mentions sections Business Finance Classified Ads Comics Editorials Obituaries Funerals and a wisdom line about hard work prompting a question about whose effort.
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County fails to bring blue laws to referendum
Frederick County faces a potential failure to place its Sunday blue laws on the 1936 ballot as the state constitution blocks popular referendums on General Assembly acts unless within 30 days of passage. With 15 bills statewide seeking repeal or referendum, Frederick's measure must clear tough hurdles in the House Judiciary Committee and on the floor, while counties like Baltimore and Anne Arundel push similar efforts.
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