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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1991
Page
4
Washington AP Americans delay marriage as schooling and careers grow. Men now wed at about 26 and women near 24 for first marriage, with ages rising since the 1970s. The survey notes more women in their early 30s remain unmarried and that two parent households, and cohabiting couples, rise nationwide.
Mr Hess notes writing test scores vary yearly with 1989 county score at 90.3 below adjacent years. Citizenship test shows 87.5 percent of tenth graders passing on first attempt, higher than last year and well above the 8 percent satisfactory standard.
Maryland Governor William Donald Schaefer begins a two week Orient mission to boost state commerce. He will meet Japanese Prime Minister Toshiki Kaifu and Singapore President Wee Kim Wee, with 11 officials and four Maryland businessmen in a trip costing about $100,000. Past trips are cited as generating revenue and jobs, though critics note total costs.
Crowds line up to tour Marine Corps H-4GE Blue Knights helicopter gunships an AV-8B Harrier and three cruise missiles aimed toward the Washington Monument. Parents praise the display as educational for children including Young Marines members while others celebrate wartime relics in a patriotic exhibit.
MACO urges continuation of 14 million in designated projects despite promises of no future funds. Mrs Yingling warns the state may cover shortfalls by cutting other needed programs and notes a history of removing funding after initial approvals. MACO seeks a delay in new programs until funding is secured.
The Carroll Manor Elementary School renovation bid was won by Dustin Construction of Gaithersburg for 2.6 million. Officials say the project should be completed by September 1992 and funding may come from IBM for five years to make data more user friendly for teachers.
Montgomery St Marys Somerset and Washington counties will give a merit increase to their county employees while Caroline Charles and Garrett counties have not decided. Anne Arundel Baltimore Frederick Montgomery and St Marys counties have said they will give a merit increase to their county employees.
A three month Brunswick Police probe yielded six arrests on charges of distribution and possession with intent to distribute marijuana and CDS. Named suspects include Hope L. Cooper, Howard M. Cooper II, Thomas L. Dankmeyer III, Tandy L. Sines, Kevin L. Weddle, and Shawn R. Wiles. Bail amounts ranged from 3,000 to 50,000. investigation ongoing.
Organizers urge Metro use for Desert Storm Homecoming events in Washington. Highlights include a 9 a.m. Memorial at Arlington, a Mall display 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., and a 11:30 a.m. National Victory Parade along Constitution Avenue ending at the Pentagon. A troop picnic, USO show with Barbara Mandrell, Regina Bell, Blake Clark, and a three-location fireworks finale complete the day.
Gary L. Bernard 38 of Frederick was charged with two counts of theft and two counts of using a credit card illegally for purchases using a Prince Frederick attorney's card. Police traced one item to the Mount St. Mary’s College ROTC office and stopped delivery of jewelry worth over $250 aimed there.
Maryland State Police thwarted a jewelry heist in Westminster early Friday. Sgt. Frank Wastler heard an alarm and flagged a vehicle exiting the lot. deputies found a smashed glass door, over 14000 dollars in gold jewelry and a loaded .38 revolver. Dwayne A. Ballard, 32, Randallstown, charged with felony breaking and entering theft destruction of property and handgun violation. He is held at Carroll County Detention Center.
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