Part-time students to get state aid in Frederick County
Frederick County colleges will share 75000 in state funds under the 1991 Scholarship Reform Act. Frederick Community Hood College and Mount St Marys receive 16000 to award to part-time students pending final college approvals. FCC expects 12776 and notes part-time enrollment rising. Hood and Mount St Marys split the rest.
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Mount St. Mary’s
Maryland Higher Education Commission
MHEC
Jeffrey R. Welsh
Frederick Community College
FCC
Cindy Hart
James Holton
Hood College
Hood
Mount St. Mary's
Frederick County urged to join regional growth plan
Frederick County commissioners met with Montgomery County Councilman Bruce Adams to discuss a Washington Council of Governments regional growth plan. Adams urged broad, bottom up input, forming a 200 person task force from business, government and civic groups to map regional goals and hold six town meetings including a Sept. 29 joint Frederick Montgomery session in Gaithersburg. Critics warned against overcommitment while others urged concrete steps and broad participation to avoid mistakes.
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Montgomery County
Bruce Adams
Adams
Washington Council of Governments
Washington Area
COG
Frederick/Montgomery
Gaithersburg
Bargain Sketch Could Be Worth Thousands, States Sothebys
Fred Salinger bought a Maurice Utrillo sketch for 40 dollars, then Sothebys authenticated it and considered auctioning it in October. The piece, depicting a Montmartre street, may be worth about 9000 dollars per initial estimates. Final pedigree judgment awaits Galerie Petrides in Paris next month.
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Baltimore
Fred Salinger
Maurice Utrillo
Mr. Salinger
Sotheby's
Galerie Petrides
Paris
Utrilio
Suzanne Valadon
Montmartre
Salinger
Mount Airy doubles recycling program shift
Mount Airy will start weekly recycling pickups each Wednesday due to high participation. Billy Wagner notes the program’s strong turnout after two weeks, with crews already needing more pickups than planned. Residents may recycle glass aluminum tin plastics cardboard and paper in a container rather than a bag. Trash collection remains on Tuesdays.
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Mount Airy
Billy Wagner
Mr Wagner
Lanitation Commission
Mystery over two youngest Romanov children in czech burial remains
Researchers debated if the skeletons at the Yekaterinburg site include Anastasia and Alexei. Dr. William Maples said three skeletons belong to Olga, Maria, and Tatyana, with the czar Nicholas II, Alexandra, and Sergei Botkin confirmed. The fate of Anastasia and Alexei remains unresolved amid legends and ongoing genetic testing.
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Yekaterinburg
Russia
Nicholas
Anastasia
Alexei
William Maples
Ural Mountains
Maples
U.A
University of Florida-Gainesville
Romanov
Olga
Maria
Tatyana
Alexandra
Sergei Botkin
U.S
Lowell J. Levine
New York
Sverdlovsk
Vladimir Lenin
Czar
Siberia
Boris Yeltsin
KGB
Edvard Radzinsky
Radzinsky
Berlin
Deughter
Bill would allow offset for loss on home sale
The House approved a tax measure letting losses from selling a personal home offset gains on a future home sale. If a couple lost 5000 on a 1988 sale and later earned 30000 from a 1993 sale, taxable profit would be 25000. The plan would cost the Treasury about 112 million over five years.
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Treasury
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Dover
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