FACE of Education brings Frederick leaders into creative alliance
Frederick County educators form the Frederick Alliance for Creative Education FACE including Hood College president Martha Church Mt. St. Mary's president Robert Wickenheiser Frederick Community College president Lee Betts school superintendent Noel Farmer and Maryland School for the Deaf superintendent David Denton The group aims to improve county education through cooperation addressing early dropouts minority advancement ethics in schooling and deeper math and science training with a view to making Frederick County one of the best in the country
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No awards for courage at DOE
Three DOE auditors who exposed safety problems at Hanford reactors faced transfers layoff and reassignments after voicing concerns. Rep. Dingell urged public recognition but the awards went to others. hearings on the treatment of whistleblowers are possible.
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Albuquerque
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Receipt for the Star Spangled Banner flag found in Baltimore
The 1813 receipt shows Mary Pickersgill paid 3405.90 for the 40 by 32 foot flag and 168.54 for a smaller storm flag, tied to Fort McHenry, Aug 19 1813. Perry W Fuller recovered the document.
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Frederick to Start 100-Unit Elderly High Rise Likely This Summer
Frederick officials announced a $1.8 million, seven story, 100 unit elderly residence may begin as early as summer pending federal funds. The Motter Avenue site between West Seventh and Ninth streets was chosen for the project.
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Letter Appreciates Combined Support For Local Issues
ANK Lerchen from Fairfax Va agrees with Ger aldine Kreh Kline of Poolesville and the Feb 13 1988 article Citi zens groups should give combined support to local issues. He urges collective review to draw attention to local matters.
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Poolesville
Revival of Maryland math science school urged in budget
Edward C. Connors argues Maryland should revive a state math science high school, citing lessons from Baltimore area models and TV network possibilities. He urges a vigorous next-year budget push, noting partnerships with University of Maryland and broader regional access via tele-education and emerging wide-area networks.
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