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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1994
Page
3
Maryland officials report mixed MSPAP results across grades with many schools missing the 70 percent benchmark in reading and social studies while some meet math standards. Dr Grasmick notes past failures and changes in reporting, as officials debate test model secrecy and accountability.
Lynn Tillery says city code bans alcohol in parks and a new ordinance would be needed to allow sale. Charles Main and others argue beer has no place at Sunday events while Kreissig proposes a trial year with strict monitoring. Community leaders cite addiction and economic goals as they seek a summer plan for Baker Park.
FCC proposes cutting the 15 percent teaching calendar to 14 weeks and adding a full exam week, extending class time by five minutes. Semester starts moved from January 23 to January 30, pending student faculty senate approval. College President Lee Betts expects swift approval as it aids adult students and resolves operating problems.
Private economists say even with full barrier removal Japan would not avert growing U.S. deficits the next two years as faster domestic growth boosts imports. NA BEs projects 1994 deficit to $135 billion and 1995 to $137 billion while surpluses and deficits with regions shift, led by a $829.7 million deficit with Canada and a $280.1 million deficit with Western Europe. Exports climbed 3.7 percent to a record $464.77 billion in 1993 driven by nonmonetary gold and tech goods, while imports rose 9 percent to $580.54 billion boosted by autos and computers.
The debate centers on a proposed bill to restrict MVA file access after a woman felt violated by a stalker. Proponents say the change will protect people like Mrs Minor, while opponents warn it targets ordinary citizens and favors press and business access.
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