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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1995

Page

7

Residency Rule Defended by Frederick Former Mayor

Paul Gordon argues that Frederick city directors must meet a residency requirement to preserve community fabric. He cites eight of twelve directors filled by promotion or outside hire under the rule, praises Chief Raffensberger, and says directors should pay city taxes and live among taxpayers to inspire trust and attract major employers. Gordon concludes directors owe residents sacrifice and the city should enforce residency.

Frederick City of Frederick City Raffensberger Baltimore Parris Glendening Prince George’s Maryland Paul Gordon

Call to protect gifted and talented programs in Frederick schools

Anne Newell argues against budget cuts to gifted and talented education in Frederick County. She cites Maryland mandates, urges focus on high expectations and broad learning, and cites a Quintessential day in Urbana Elementary’s gifted class to illustrate the value of enriched education over narrow vocational tracking. She urges the Board of Education to preserve excellence and curiosity rather than reduce programs.

Frederick County Free Enterprise Education Chamber of Commerce Maryland Board of Education McDonald's McDonnell-Douglas Peter Drucker Anne Newell Frederick

Prayer in Schools and the Wall of Separation Debate

Quentin Clingerman argues that the 1960s school prayer rulings misframe the Constitution and erode morality. He urges teachers to privately pray in class to model faith, uphold religious freedom, and counter secularization while criticizing politicians using religion for political gain.

Congress Supreme Court Clinton Federe Leo Sperling United States God Quentin Clingerman Monrovia

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