Categorical vs lump sum funding sparks county school debate
Mrs Yingling, a five year school board veteran, argues against arbitrary budgets and favors a categorical approach to limit staff car proliferation. She seeks protection of health benefits for cafeteria workers and ties county funding to preserving coverage. Ed Larson contends lump sum allocates authority to the board, while others warn categorical funding invites politics and misallocation. The district notes 1992 remains lump sum with 1993 uncertain as final figures near June 18.
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Edgar Larson
Board of Education
Larson
Maryland
Montgomery
Howard
Frederick County
Washington
Carroll
Sterling Bollinger
Board of County Commissioners
Bollinger
Lump Sum
Winchester Hall
School Board
Airpax
Reeder
Summer ESOL and language arts programs issued across Frederick schools
Frederick area schools offer free July to August programs for K 12 students and parents. ESOL at Waverley Elementary July 1 19 9 11 30 a.m. English enrichment at multiple elementary schools July 29 Aug 16 10 a.m. to noon for kindergartners to second graders. Tommorrow Program at Maryland sites runs July 8 Aug 9 9 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. at Career and Technology Center. Contacts: Hindman 694-1340 Helm Smith 694-1381 King 694-1490 Eckert 694-1171.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hindman
Waverley
Susan Helm Smith
East Frederick
Emmitsburg
Hillcrest
Monocacy
North Frederick
Parkway
South Frederick
Joseph King
Frederick High
Gov. Thomas Johnson High
Maryland
Career and Technology Center
Mary Eckert
Heat Wave Briefly Breaks Records Across Region
Temperatures rose to 98 in Washington and 98 in Baltimore, tying and surpassing old records from 1957. Freder ick logged a 97 degree high while a 96 degree day occurred Saturday. Power outages occurred due to high winds as crews worked to restore service amid the heat.
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Kizzie Baker
Frederick
Mercury
Sue Elliott
Potomac Edison Electric Company
Mullan
Idaho
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Woman Hurt Falling From Moving Motor Home
A Pennsylvania woman, JoAnn Paul, 32, of Somerset, fell from a moving Explorer Motor Home on I-70 in Maryland. She remained in serious condition after being flown to Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown by Maryland State Police helicopter. The westbound lane delay lasted about 45 minutes as responders assisted and transported four passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
JoAnn Paul
Somerset
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Maryland
Long-distance outage disrupts Maryland western regions
C P Telephone reported a cave-in caused a long-distance service outage for most of Sunday affecting areas west and north of Baltimore including Frederick and Hagerstown. Al Boyer, a spokesman, said repairs were finished and all long-distance carriers were running again by 10:30 p.m. Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore City
Frederick
Hagerstown
C&p
al Boyer
Doctor with AIDS prompts patient testing in Minneapolis
AP report: Dr. Philip Benson, a Minneapolis family practitioner, disclosed he has AIDS after years with open sores on his hands. He wore gloves, but some patients still face potential exposure. Health officials offered free tests to affected patients. dozens scheduled, while some remain confident in continuing care.
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Minneapolis
Philip Benson
Benson
Health Department
Michael Osterholm
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