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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1991

Page

4

School board seeks funding for teacher salaries amid revenue concerns

Frederick County school leaders pressed lawmakers to fund negotiated teacher pay rises, warning of potential budget cuts if state and local revenues fall. Budget director Hal Keller cited a 370000 to 750000 increase, while commissioners Brie Bowerman and Bruce Reeder warned about reduced revenues and possible funding reductions. The board opposed a Social Security freeze and backed keeping education funding. Koski supported the tax and capital gains bills stance. Del. James E. McClellan noted possible penalties if funds used for raises. Christina Barnes contributed.

Hal Keller Annapolis Frederick County Gail Bowerman Bowerman Bruce Reeder Edgar Larson Koski Larson General Assembly del. James E. McClellan D-Frederick

Funeral services for Charles G Warfield in Damascus

Funeral services were held for Charles G Warfield of Florence Road Woodbine who died March 2 with Rev Carol C Yocum and Rev Collin Cain officiating. Interment followed at Poplar Springs Methodist Cemetery. Bearers named. Warfield married to Mildred A Warfield.

Charles G. Warfield Florence Road Woodbine One Molesworth Damascus Carol C. Yocum Calvary United Methodist Church Mount Airy Collin Cain Cain John D. Crossley Reed Hardy David Patrick Danny Knill Gary Harrison Charles Johnson Poplar Springs Methodist Cemetery Mr. Warfield Mildred A. Warfield Vernon E. Heavner Sr Fairfield Drive Frederick Stauffer Opossumtown Pike Robert Ellis Frederick Alliance Church Randy Dawson Max Crosen James Knill Rick Souder Stewart Shoemaker Greg Stull Salem Methodist Church Slanesville W.va Heavner Paul “Whitey William Sines S. Market St Stauffer Funeral Home W. Phillip Fogarty Dorothy Higinbotham Jake Sines Kenneth Sines Walter Sines Harold Moser Steven Moser John Sines Resthaven Memorial Gardens Roland G. Repass Barber Funeral Home Laytonsville Douglas Kuhne Lewis Schwartzbeck Jeffrey Haga van Randle James Suddeth Raymond Repass Reggie Repass Wesley Foster Darnestown Presbyterian Cemetery Repass V. Estelle Repass

Bush Urges Territory for Peace Tone in Middle East

President Bush urged compromise as he spoke in the House praising veterans and calling for a territorial peace. He noted Israel and Arab states face the same aggressor and praised Baker’s upcoming trip to the Middle East while observers caution patience and measured expectations.

Fitzwater U.N Israel West Bank John Sununu NBC United States Iraq Saddam Hussein Dave McCurdy D-Okla Middle East Congress Sen Joseph Lieberman Dconn James A. Baker II Saudi Arabia Persian Gulf Riyadh

U.S. forces begin Gulf exodus amid postwar Iraq strife

United States troops start returning home from the Gulf as Iraq faces added crises. UNICEF warns of rising cholera and typhoid risk without water and sanitation relief. UN investigators plan to assess wartime casualties in Kuwait while Kuwaitis report brutal beatings of Palestinians suspected of collaborating with Iraq. President Bush calls for resolving Arab Israeli tensions and honors returning troops.</s>

Iraq United Nations Jordan Richard Reid Unicef Middle East North Africa U.N Kuwait Bush Congress U.S Gulf Britain Oklahoma Air Force 24Th Mechanized Infantry Division Frankfurt Rhein Main Fort Stewart Georgia U.S. Central Command 24Th Mechanized Republican Guard Desert Spc Keith West Omaha Neb

Cattle rustlers strike farm and burn home in 1990

Mrs Seiss reports cattle rustlers forced the farm’s evicted family from the Seiss home before a tenant fire destroyed the house on Aug 9 1990. Some cows are calving this spring and she fears further thefts if suspects are not found. Deputy Mike Savage leads the investigation and asks for tips at 694 1046.

Mike Savage

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