Objections rise to Montgomery school funds cut
Montgomery County leaders leaders clash over Charles Gilchrist 964.2 million six year cut in school modernization funds. Board members call one third reduction arbitrary and educationally unsound while supporting new high schools in Gaithersburg Germantown and Damascus Woodfield plans. They warn cutting modernizations affects long term program needs and facilities standards.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Charles W. Gilchrist
Buatich
Meabieie Yu
Gilchrist
Luxmanor
Tilden
Woodward
Watkins Mill
Quince Orchard
Gaithersburg
Germantown
Damascus-Woodfield
Blair G. Ewing
Office of Management and Budget
Jacqueline Rogers
Robert E. Shoenberg
Delray Ludts
James E. Cronin
Marilyn J. Praisner
Teller charged in bank robbery
FBI charged a Weller StaUDe and two Rockville teenagers with conspiracy and bank robbery after a Monday night heist at First Womens Bank in Gaithersburg. Serge Joseph LaBarre of Germantown was stabbed by an armed robber and hospitalized. Steven Perez and Kevin Lucia, both 19, faced bond hearings in Hyattsville.
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Rockville
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Weller Staude
Ualtnery Oury
FBI
Baltimore
Andrew Manning
Silver Spring
Montgomery County
Manning
Serge Joseph LaBarre
Zinnia Circle
Germantown
LaBarre
Steven Douglas Perez
Rosebud Drive
Kevin John Lucia
Vandalia Street
U.S
James E. Kenkel
Hyattsville
First Womens Bank
Clopper Road
Gaithersburg
Grayson Castle Adds Wood to Piles for Workshop Stove
Grayson B. Castle of Adamstown spent a mild Thursday afternoon stacking wood into two large piles. The plentiful supply will heat his woodstove in a nearby workshop.
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Grayson B. Castle
Adamstown
Castle
Montgomery County budget asks for nearly 474 million
Montgomery County School Superintendent Wilmer S. Cody will present an operating budget of nearly 474 million to the board, a 64 percent rise from the 437.2 million 1986 figure. Much funds negotiated cost of living raises for staff and growing student enrollment, with 2,600 more elementary pupils projected by September. The plan exceeds a county cap of 450 million and faces concerns over inflation and heating costs, with officials noting potential total near 460 million without new programs.
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Sétifuan Divya
Sharon DiFonzo
Gilchrist
Wilmer
Cody
Kuckville
Montgomery County
Wilmer S. Cody
Board of Education
Washington
James E. Cronin
Cronin
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