City officials reject police union ultimatum
Frederick city officials will disregard an unsigned letter from five board members of the Police Officers Association urging a January 15 response to requests for extra employment benefits. Mayor Ronald Young says the note is not binding, doubts full board support, and will not trigger action before the budget process. The story also notes an earlier incident about missing coffee and ongoing salary surveys.
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Walkersville water plant project extends completion date
Walkersville expands the town water treatment plant with Conewago Con struction given a three month extension due to equipment delays. The new target is April 1 despite a $150 daily penalty after 5 p m. April. Chlorination gear delays cited. The town plans bids for Crum Road overlay and Biggs Ford drainage while considering a $14 000 county offer to absorb Biggs Ford Crum and Glade roads into the county system. Several officials question the cost to fix the roads. The council backed a bill to raise the drinking age to 19 and will notify legislators. Commissioner Ned Kerns notes Walkersville led local towns in supporting the law last year.
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Episcopal Leader Moves On to New Ministry at Fairhaven
The Suffragan Bishop of Maryland, consecrated in 1972, leaves his post to join Episcopal Ministries to the Aging as president while Mount Saint Marys College faces an 8.5 percent tuition rise to 4875 for 1980 81. The college notes aid programs expanded with 1978 79 federal and academic scholarships increasing to 85 000 and 426 120 respectively.
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Markoe discusses evolving role of Frederick High principal
Frederick High School principal David Markoe says the job changes daily and public understanding is limited. He oversees a multi million dollar operation with 72 staff members 1300 students and keeps up with curriculum shifts while meeting rising public demands. The talk also touches Persian art at the National Gallery and broader education duties.
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Faces of a Frederick High principal in changing times
In Frederick Maryland principal Markoe reflects on the evolving role in 1900, praising students while noting about 4 percent as troublesome and urging focus on the 9 percent who excel. He outlines career path from Frederick High to Frostburg and Maryland, and lists affiliations with major education groups.
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