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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1989
Page
6
Frederick County and Brunswick race to start lines for Knoxville and New Addition sewer work after a $425,000 federal block grant funded home improvements. Officials aim to protect HUD funds by expediting permits and bidding on designs as nine families access loans under income limits.
Gov. Schaefer launched a statewide drive to post drug free zone signs at schools, starting with Greenbelt Elementary. The new law makes drug sales within 1000 feet of schools a felony with penalties up to 40 years and a 40 thousand dollar fine. Prince George's County plans to place signs at all public and private schools by next month.
The Maryland School for the Deaf orientation addressed two issues in deaf education. Dr. David Denton urged a formal professional program for dormitory staff and integration of American Sign Language in instruction. A FACE consortium study considers establishing a training program at a Frederick institution. The school supports Total Communication and emphasizes English literacy as essential for the 21st century.
Hood College Fall offerings include new courses in Hazardous Substances Environmental Management AI Psychology and the Legal System and Housing for the Elderly. Evening classes begin Sept 5 with locations at Gaithersburg and Gov. Thomas Johnson High Schools. registration details provided.
A sale offers seized cars trucks boats and more by federal agencies including the DEA FBI and IRS. The ad promises unbelievable bargains on late models and invites interested crews to call 805 682 7555 ext C 1230 for details.
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