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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1996
Page
4
Wirts, a 59 year old with a sixth grade education, cut grocery money to place a three day ad in The Frederick News Post. He seeks any job not requiring reading or writing while coping with a rent rise and caring for family. He has prior work as a security guard and cemetery grass cutting.
Maryland officials and educators outline a statewide Net Weekend program sponsored by AT&T to give 100 hours of free Internet access to all 1,262 public schools. Volunteers will coach across age groups while the public can sign up via toll free number or mec state site. The effort aims to expand access to text, sound, and graphics and connect high schoolers with experts worldwide.
The project aims to open pre K to fifth grade classes first, with a yearly grade expansion, and a September 26 dedication of a 51 acre parcel. Phase one costs about 1 million and includes two 7,800 square foot classroom buildings plus staff, maintenance, and future housing structures.
Hurricane Bertha, packing 100 mph winds, aims at the Carolinas with a predicted surge up to 10 feet. Forecasters warn residents to heed emergency instructions while authorities move ships, cars, and people to safety and various regions extend or lift evacuations.
National Weather Service meteorologist Christopher Strong warns Virginia Maryland and Delaware residents that weekend coastal conditions will be poor. Expect heavy surf gusty winds and possible flooding with 4 to 5 inches of rain. inland North Carolina coast likely to feel the storm then turn northeast toward Norfolk.
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