Energy efficient Lake Seneca Elementary planned for Germantown
Montgomery County plans a 4.5 million Lake Seneca Elementary to relieve crowding for the 1985-86 year. The 25 acre site near Churchill Town Sector will include two softball diamonds, play areas, a kindergarten module, and future parking expansion. The school will house 18 classrooms plus special education and preschool spaces and features a media and communications center with a closed circuit system.
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Germantown
DEW School
Lake Seneca
Montgomery County Board of Education
Churchill Town
Middlebrook Road
Fox Chapel
Anne Briggs
George W Fisher
Educational Facilties Planning and Development
Memaler Paemead
Maryland housing group names new vice president
William duBeil, Frederick City Housing Director, was named vice president of the Maryland Association of Housing and Redevelopment Agencies at its annual meeting. The 25 year old group includes 100 members from Maryland housing authorities and development agencies. Naomi Russell was named the first woman president.
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Frederick City
William duBeil
Maryland Association of Housing and Redevelopment Agencies
Maryland
duBell
Annapolis
Mambarchin Dnae
Naomi Russell
Baltimore City
Planning Council
Karen Gardner
Senate adopts plan for gavel to gavel TV coverage
The Senate Rules Committee voted 5-3 to report favorably a bill funding TV coverage of Senate proceedings up to 3.5 million dollars for facilities and testing. Voting aligned with party lines. Byrd and Helms opposed with three Democrats. A filibuster risk remains. Lucian Warren Minh Tahai, 16, breaks Rubik’s Cube record in 22.95 seconds per Guinness.
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Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Senate
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
R-Md
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Seuyu Waser
Vt Edice
Jesse Helms
R-Nc
Robert C. Byrd Jr
West Virginia
Rules Committee
House of Representatives
Lucian Warren
Minh Tahai
Ficker accuses Byron of misrepresenting franking letter
Montgomery Bureau report says Robin Ficker claims Beverly Byron's office misrepresented a letter from the U S House Commission on Congressional Mailing Standards. The commission told Byron no law violation occurred but warned against partisan or electoral taint in future franked mail and noted changes in masthead design since the prior newsletter.
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Rockville
6Th District
Beverly Byron
Montgomery County
Robin Ficker
Ficker
Byron
Washington
Ficker Considers Challenge to Byron Amid Campaign Branding
The masthead letterforms remained the same while a furled flag artwork served as Byron's campaign logo. Ficker, who changed from Democrat to Republican in 1970, told The News-Post he will probably run against Mrs Byron in 194.
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Ficker
Byron
News-Post
Montgomery man charged with sexual offenses involving youths
A Montgomery County man, Steven Jay Katz, 7401 West Lake Terrace, faces second and third degree sex offenses and drug distribution charges after youths aged 10, 13, and 14 were found at his Bethesda area apartment near Montgomery Mall. Police said drugs and explicit photos were seized. Katz, an American University student, befriended the boys in Baltimore and transported them to Montgomery County. He is held on $50,000 bond at the Rockville county detention center.
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Bethesda
Montgomery County
Montgomery Mall
Steven Jay Kats
West Lake Terrace
Rockville
Baltimore
Katz
American University
District of Columbia
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