Plan worries school leaders over busing funding cut
Gov. Parris Glendening pledges to fully fund APEX while proposing a $10 million statewide cut in pupil transportation aid. Frederick County faces a $260,000 decrease just as it plans nearly $9 million in next year’s busing costs for two new schools, risking classroom budgets. Local officials warn the cut hits operating funds and reduces classroom resources.
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Gas main leak forces evacuation near West Frederick Middle School
Fumes from a damaged gas main near West Patrick Street prompted a about 40 minute evacuation Monday morning. Construction work severed a 4 inch pipe, releasing fumes into the fitness room where doors were left propped open. No customer service disruption reported.
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Public school budget debate stretches to include health tech costs
Parents urged continued financing for special education and a health technician in each Frederick County school. The health technician plan costs 11 million, while Dr. Gadra seeks a 176 million budget for 1995 96 to maintain current programs. Commissioners face revenue shortfalls and hold hearings before finalizing allocations.
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Marti Seraphin
Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Norman Quist
Gadra
Mark Hoke
County Accepts Roads in Summerfield After Deadlock
County commissioners vote to accept parts of Finn Drive Huckleberry Way Sawyer Road Mississippi Lane Douglas Avenue and Granger Ford Court into the system after six months of talks. They also approve West Winds roads transfer and reject a last minute quit claim deed.
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Summerfield
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Mr Gray
Dam classification decision looms as board weighs interim fixes
LLA classification will probably be made next month pending board approval. Interim steps include clearing slope trees, repairing drainage, weekly monitoring wells, and an emergency action plan. Costs for interim measures are 1500 to 2500 dollars. Full board to vote today. Four repair proposals range 290000 to 800000 dollars, potentially requiring two thirds homeowner approval for a special assessment unless other funding is found.
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Tisdale Takes Seat as Fourth Judge in Local Court
Judge Tisdale begins as the fourth judge amid a heavy docket. He credits his former law firm founded by Judge Wenner and Judge Rollins for training. Tisdale notes family values and community leadership shaped his career and mentions seven municipalities he has long served as town counsel.
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Rollins
Judge Tisdale
Clinton Readies Theme Shift in New Democrat Campaign
President Clinton seeks to reboot his image with a "New Economy" and "New Government" push, touting a Middle Class Bill of Rights and bipartisan appeals. He plans Haiti democratization, Iraq tensions, nuclear accords, and free trade, while signaling limits on welfare reform and gun restrictions. Christie Whitman to deliver GOP response tonight.
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