Bush levels blast in New Hampshire campaign swing
The campaign trail features a Bush blitz in New Hampshire with attacks on Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell and rivals Kerrey and Harkin, a new Clinton TV ad taunting his opponents, and discussion of labor, environment, and economic issues ahead of the upcoming primary. A Times Mirror poll shows 41 percent favor Democrats on the economy, while Bush battles Buchanan for momentum and hints at a formal 1992 bid early next month.
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Arkansas Afl-Cio
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Bob Kerrey
Nebraska
Tom Harkin
Town
Senate
Bush
Kuwait
George Mitchell
Maine
New Hampshire
Mitchell
U.S
Persian Gulf
Saddam Hussein
Saudi Arabia
Times Mirror Center For the People & the Press
Arkansas
Afl-Cio
League of Conservation Voters
Kerrey
League
Massachusetts
Paul Tsongas
Harkin
California
Jerry Brown
America First
Frederick County program highlights Dr King celebration
Program and staff development for Frederick County schools focused on community involvement for a Dr. King celebration held on his birthday. Dr. Costello praised peaceful action and noted King's influence on civil rights movements. Vivian Lucas brought grandchildren to teach them history and the Mall speech inspired peaceful unity.
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Frederick County
King
Vivian Lucas
Suitland
Washington
Dr. King
Budget plan seeks 9.6 percent raise for Frederick teachers
Dr. Farmer's proposed three year contract with the Frederick County Teachers Association includes a 9.6 percent salary increase and a $2 million allocation for step increments. If funding is lower than expected, the board may cancel raises. renegotiation requests have been rejected. A budget workshop occurred at the Career and Technology Center. A public meeting is set for Feb 3 at Monocacy Middle School, with hearings on Feb 10 and final submission by Feb 18.
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Frederick County Teachers Association
FCTA
Farmer
Career and Technology Center
Monocacy Middle School
Monocacy Middle
Maryland legislators under fire over leg scholarship program
A Common Cause study shows 1988 89 lawmakers awarded about 286 per semester on average, with Del Kittleman proposing abolition while letting existing aid run out. Figures detail Mr Derr and Mr Smelser distributing funds to families earning over 50 000, highlights no need awards by Sen Leo Green and calls for professional control of scholarships. The Maryland Higher Education Commission supplied the data.
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Smelser
Mr. Derr
Mr. Smelser
Derr
Del
Robert H. Kittleman
R-Howard
Maryland
Leo Green
Prince George's
Green
Phil Andrews
Common Cause of Maryland
State Senate
House of Delegates
Frederick
James E. McClellan
George H. Littrell
Anita Stup
Dr. McClellan
Littrell
Maryland Higher Education Commission
Deering Deliberates on New Chief Candidate
The city council continues to evaluate candidates after interviews on Monday and Tuesday. Aldermen will review the chosen appointee, Mr Gordon's selection, for final approval.
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Gordon
Snowstorm prompts countywide road effort with 35 trucks
Snow covered Frederick County roads from a light dusting to three quarters of an inch. 35 trucks fought drifting snow over 1200 miles while 75 percent of roads dried quickly after early morning inspections. SHA patrolled from 10 p.m. Wednesday, dumping cinders and salt on Md. 75 85 and I 76 as plows cleared wind affected stretches. Weather forecast expects sunny, cold weekend with temperatures near 40 Friday and lingering 20s to 30s thereafter.
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Myersville
Wolfsville
John Straits
Frederick County
State Highway Administration
SHA
MD. 75
MD. 85
National Weather Service
Balti More
Bob Melrose
Maryland
Melrose
Budget talks weigh VPA program and hold on Renzulli in schools
School board members debate the Visual and Performing Arts program at Gov. Thomas Johnson High School costing 167 000 dollars serving 69 students and call for accountability similar to the Career and Technology Center. The Renzulli program remains on hold while budget scrutiny considers health insurance for part time staff and potential grandfathered benefits.
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North Frederick
Urbana
Farmer
Harry deMoll
VPA
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
deMoll
Career and Technology Center
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