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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Feb 19, 1985

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Frederick County School Budget Surpasses Administration Proposal

The Frederick County Board of Education adopted a 69.9 million dollar budget, exceeding the administration's proposal after county commissioners approved funding above the 4 percent benchmark. The action allows a 6.9 percent county funds increase next year, with about 100,000 tagged to facility rental amid heated debate over after hour use rates and transportation for a Rock Creek Center summer program.

Frederick County Boe William Hess Sue Ann Yingling Sterling Bollinger Bollinger Yingling Aon Rock Creek Center Frederick Gail Bowerman Gordon Board i5 Stuart Berger

Frederick candidates interviewed for county judgeships

A blue ribbon panel from Frederick and Montgomery counties interviewed lawyers seeking Frederick County judgeships. The 13 member panel will forward recommendations to Gov. Harry Hughes, who must choose from the list. Five applicants seek the two circuit openings, with two also pursuing the single district post.

Frederick County Frederick Montgomery Harry Hughes Robert E. Clapp Jr Samuel W. Barrick William W. Wenner Circuit Court Clapp Mary Ann Stepler Stanley Y. Bennett Bennett General Assembly

Frederick church to fund new slate roof drive

Calvary United Methodist plans a large fund raising campaign to pay for a new slate roof on the West Second Street church building. Trustees estimate the cost at about 210000 with pledges over three years and possible bond financing. The 200 year old congregation has about 1500 members and aims to record pledges by summer as work is set to begin.

Calvary United Methodist West Second Street Howard Hodges Hodges Carroll A. Doggett Calvary United Methodist Church Sam Yu

South Korea swears in Shin Yong as prime minister

News from Seoul reports Sho Shin-Yong, former national security chief, inaugurated as prime minister promising liberalization and democracy. President Chun Doo-hwan reshuffled the cabinet, naming 13 new ministers amid election gains by his ruling party and a rising opposition group.

Seoul South Korea Sho Shin-Yong Chun Doo-hwan Chun National Assembly New Korea Democratic Party Park Shil

U.S. and Soviet discuss Middle East in five hour talks

U S and Soviet delegates met five hours in Vienna to resume dialogue on the Middle East after seven years. The Reagan administration warned against expecting breakthroughs. Chief U S delegate Richard Murphy said another session would follow Wednesday and offered few substantive comments.

Vienna Austria U.S Middle East Richard 5. Murphy

Weather outlook and stray quote surface in brief

Sunny and milder tomorrow with local details and national map. A reformer quote appears from Jimmy Walker about riding a sewer in a glass bottomed boat.

Iberia Boeing 727 Crashes Near Bilbao

An Iberia Air Lines Boeing 727 crashed in northern Spain near Bilbao while approaching land. Authorities reported 144 passengers and seven crew aboard with survivors among some accounts, while police on site cited only 70 alive. The MD flight from Madrid disappeared from radar at 9:35 a.m. local time as it neared the Basque city.

Bilbao Spain Iberia Air Lines Madrid

FMH Improves Cost Control Amid Healthcare Shifts

Frederick Memorial Hospital reports the lowest patient costs in Maryland based on case mix and shorter lengths of stay. Finance VP Brian Bowman cites payer-driven changes and a reduced bed and board luxury as part of a broader transition. He notes a mixed system of reimbursement across insurers and government programs.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Maryland Brian Bowman Bowman Eastaleo Frederick County

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