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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1989
Page
7
The National Board of Professional Teaching Standards faces calls to simplify and parsimony in its framing of efficiency for administration and scoring. The piece argues for reviving traditional grammar and composition as a guide to clearer prose and better clinical experiences for teachers.
In Frederick the upcoming election year may include a primary with few new candidates. Incumbent Democrat Rosakd Young and Republican Paul Gordon lead a crowded field as organizers and voters weigh city growth, politics, and a potential city manager system. End date looms. elections office notes Friday deadline.
Washington report reveals ties between Navy leaders and defense contractors with 40 percent of top officers owning stock. GAO draft shows missed conflicts in disclosure, highlighting a lax system beside FDIC standards. Investigators cite an 11 percent undiscovered conflict rate in the Navy review office.
A GAO investigation shows weak enforcement of disclosed interests and limited follow up after warnings. It highlights Defense Secretary Frank Carlucci's Unisys ties and broader procurement flaws under Operation Ill Wind. Rep. Florio urges a ban on stock ownership by defense contract officials. Rafsanjani gains Gorbachev support to curb Afghan guerrillas.
Frank Rogers piloted the Frederick Flying Club’s 1929 OX-5 American Eagle when it failed to land safely in a clover field on the Richard F. Nallis farm. The pilot escaped unharmed, two passengers injured lightly for not fastening belts, and a crowd gathered as Guardsmen departed Detrick Field for Manassas maneuvers. Local officials resumed duties. a protest at Fort Detrick drew onlookers while Govs O Connor and James planned a luncheon. The Teen Talent Show highlighted Gov Thomas Johnson High School events with multiple acts and performances.
Frederick readers confront Allen Merchant's candidacy announcement after a recent DWI arrest. The same man, as liquor store owner and Liquor Dealers Association president, has drawn criticism for alleged poor judgment and alleged inability to operate a vehicle, prompting questions on fitness for public trust.
Letters to the editor debate Maryland taxation, legislative integrity, and media roles in Montgomery County. John C Webb Jr urges full time pay for lawmakers to curb conflicts, while readers praise The Frederick News-Post for thoughtful letters. Franklin E Reed criticizes Ku Klux Klan irony and urges informed judgment.
Montgomery County State Senator Lawrence Levitan becomes a focal point in a heated dispute over Gov. Schaefer's plan to overhaul Maryland taxes. The controversy centers on funding for Baltimore schools and the Port of Baltimore deficit amid broader education and fiscal policy battles.
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