Frederick County teachers and board deadlock salary talks
Frederick County Teachers Association and the school board remain at impasse over salaries with a state superintendent asked to declare it. A federal mediator will be brought in for a possible March or April session if impasse is declared, with prior negotiations yielding health insurance concessions and a starting salary around 22,140 for new teachers.
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Frederick County
Patricia Custer
FCTA
Frederick youths seek skateboard park by June
West Frederick Middle School students asked Alderman Kreissig about a city skateboard park. With $20,000 and two donated ramps, sites at Leats Park and Baker Park were eyed, Baker Park favored for seclusion and access. Officials aim for a June ready park after school hours.
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West Frederick
Frederick
Frederick City Hall
Joe Connors
Robert Lightner
Dennis Foy
Jon Kreissig
Kreissig
Leats Park
Grove Stadium
Baker Park
Loats Park
Kohl and Bush discuss German reunification at Camp David
West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl and President Bush meet at Camp David to review Eastern Europe changes and the pace of East West German reunification. Discussions include timing of talks, NATO membership, and postwar troop deployments amid East Germany’s March 18 elections.
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Helmut Fok
Bush
Eastern Europe
Camp David
West Germany
Kohl
East Germany
Wolfgang Schaeuble
James A. Baker I
Brent Scowcroft
United States
France
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Baker
Scowcroft
Mr. Kohl
Germany
NATO
U.S
Europe
Nursing shortage limits beds at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital keeps 18 bed special care unit to 14 or 12 due to insufficient nurses. Ruth Roney cites national shortage, rising demand for RNs, and staffing gaps as the main obstacle. Impacts include longer ER waits and overtime for staff, while beds sit unused until a nurse is available.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
United States
Ruth Roney
FMA
Ms. Roney
Ms. Ron
FMH
Gail Kronenwett
Ms_ Kronenwett
Magaha Sr. dies at 81 former Frederick mayor
Paul Magaha Sr. 81 former Frederick mayor died early Friday at Citizens Nursing Home where he had lived five years. A Democrat, he served two terms on the City Board of Aldermen and was elected mayor in 1962 defeating Robert Dailey Sr. and Clyde Roney. He later returned to Storm & Shipley department store, which struggled and closed a year after his mayoral term ended in 1966. Continued on Page A-5.
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Paul Magaha Sr
Frederick
Citizens Nursing Home
Paul) Gordon
Charles V. Main
Magaha
Douglas Magaha
Biology teacher bids Brunswick High goodbye
Paul Cook a Brunswick High School biology teacher for 30 years retired after a long career shaping local students. He arrived by limousine on his last day as crowds cheered, leaving his class to a former student. Friends recall his enthusiasm, creativity, and patience influences on generations of Brunswick residents.
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Brunswick
Paul Cook
Middletown
John Marshall
Cook
Mr. Cook
Lori Stiles
Brunswick High School
Michael Gooch
Wick
National Science Foundation
Linda Brannon
Allie Morris
Jamie Siekierski
Kelly Gordon
Morris
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Teresa Franklin
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Mr. Gooch
Potomac State College
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W.va
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
Bruns
Mark Crommet
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