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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1985

Page

7

Garrott honored by MCEA amid council funding clash

Montgomery County Education Association presents its Hornbook Award to Delegate Idamae Garrott for supporting public education as critics led by Jane Stern lash at budget cuts by County Council members Esther Gelman and Neal Potter. Stern urges continued teacher advocacy and political involvement. Broome Awards recognize outstanding instructional contributions from Robert Anderman Lou Smith and Susan Paper.

Rockville Montgomery County Education Association MCEA Idamae Garrott Jane Stern Cqunty Montgomery County Stern Montgomery County Council Garrett Broome Association Montgomery Blair High School Robert Anderman Lou Smith Kemp Mill Susan Paper

Md 118 widening funded in Maryland seek to ease traffic

Md 118 widening from Md 355 to Md 117 will be planned with 4.2 million set aside in the state transportation trust fund. Construction could start this summer with a five mile, two lane to siz e lane upgrade from Md 355 to I-270. The project aims to relieve daily gridlock on an important commuter corridor near Germantown and is expected to cost about 13 million in total.

Garrett Stern House of Delegates Germantown Upper County Darnestown Robert McGarry Maryland McGarry Goldenrod Middlebrook Road General Assembly Hellmann State Transportation Trust Fund Harry Hughes

Career couples show less sex drive and less impotence says study

The Masters Johnson Institute study of 218 married couples finds full time working career wives report inhibited sexual desire about twice as often, yet their husbands show less impotence. Career wives also have fewer orgasm problems, while husbands of working wives report less impotence than those with nonworking spouses.

Bi. Luwis Masters & Johnson Institute Constance Avery-Clark St. Louis American Association of Sex Educators Chicago Ms. Clark

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