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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1992
Page
5
Local page from AG The News in Frederick Maryland reports a midweek July 29 1992 update. Details are readable but fragmented, highlighting civic notices and regional happenings with emphasis on community events and local institutions.
Montgomery County Council rejected a 17 million emergency appropriation for all-day kindergarten across 27 elementary schools. The vote was unanimous to deny the funds and the idea of fee-based parental contributions was also rejected. Only nine schools will offer the program this September with no broad expansion unless funds are reallocated. Leaders warned the decision could set a long-lasting standard and encouraged future proposals to secure equity in education.
Rep Tom McMillen posted 439000 in contributions for the new Maryland District 20, dwarfing GOP rival Rep Wayne Gilchrest at 51342 in the April through June quarter. McMillen plans over 600000 in spending in two media markets while Gilchrest promotes a slower fund-raising pace.
The Perotti Dutt Duo will perform Brahms Hungarian Dances at a free Sunday Afternoon Concert from 2 to 3 pm at the Civic Center Mansion Conservatory in Rockville. The event opens the August print exhibit by Printmakers Plus in the Mansion Art Gallery. Cristina Perotti and Laurence Lynn Dutt have performed as a duo since 1984.
The Montgomery College Board of Trustees sworn in Joseph A Rexes of Potomac for a six year term. Officers re-elected for 1992 93 include Dr Norman Locksley of Hilliandale as chairman Edward Lehman of Bethesda as first vice chairman and Michael W Gilden of Rockville as second site chairman.
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