Maryland School for the Deaf seeks budget to fund Columbia center
MSD plans a $12.9 million budget, proposing a new residential treatment facility for severely emotionally disturbed deaf children on the Columbia campus. It would serve Maryland and potentially neighboring states, reducing out-of-state tuition and ending MSD budget cuts while aiming to educate all deaf children at home.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Columbia
MSD
Frederick
Maryland
Department of Fiscal Services
Annapolis
Mount St Marys College saga sour notes amid upheaval
Roy Meachum laments Mount St Marys College leadership shift after Bob Wickenheiser quits presidency. He cites past reforms, faculty tensions, and financial strain amid a broader trend of declining college-age numbers. Meachum warns of a looming future marked by For Sale signs along US 15 as 2008 nears.
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Mount St. Mary's College
Bob Wickenheiser
Mount
Emmitsburg
U.S. 15
Peter O'Malley
Dr. Wickenheiser
St. Joseph's College
Nation
Mount St. Mary's
Wickenheiser
Princeton University
Frederick County
North Dakota
Mr. O'Malley
Bob Wickenhemser
Sdoomonly
Jim Phelan
Redskins
Jack Kent Cooke
Joe Gibbs
North Korea's nuclear push alarms Western analysts
North Korea under Kim Chong Il is cited as the gravest threat to nonproliferation. Analysts warn of possible weapon development and rapid spread to Syria and Iran, with risks of arms sales, evasion of IAEA inspections, and a regional nuclear arms cascade involving South Korea and Japan.
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Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Iran
Hashemi Rafsanjani
Middle East
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Kim Il Sung
Kim Chong i
North Korea
China
Soviet Union
Brad Roberts
Center For Strategic and International Studies
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Syria
James Woolsey
CIA
Senate
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International Atomic Energy Agency
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IAEA
Moscow
South Korea
Japan
East Asia
United Feature Syndicate
Siren tests spark talks of fire alarm use at City Hall
A half horsepower air-raid siren test sparked discussions on moving the big City Hall air horn for exclusive fire alarm use. Plans outlined 11 sirens at nine police call box sites plus air horn placements at North Market 13th streets and Hamilton Avenue East Patrick Street.
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North Market
13Th Streets
Hamilton Avenue
East Patrick Street
Frederick County Crimesolvers boosts rewards to $5,000
William L. Woodcock announces a new Crimesolvers program raising rewards for Most Wanted cases to as much as $5,000. The program builds on $1,000 rewards paid for 13 years, fueled by tipsters and local supporters, with calls to 663-3200 remaining anonymous.
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Crimesolvers
Frederick County
Bush Tops Clinton And Perot In 1992 Race
Ryan Tuccinardi argues Bush outperformed Clinton and Perot in the 1992 presidential contest. Reasons include Perot’s cabinet prejudices, the need for a confident leader, and Clinton focusing on Bush’s record rather than his own plans.
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Bush
Bill Clinton
Ross Perot
Perot
United States
Clinton
Too much negativity and rabble-rousing in Frederick
A narrator who has lived in Frederick for 16 years reflects on their initial attraction to adoption and the evolving view of the city. They appreciate residents and their activism but note one disturbing element in the community dynamics.
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Frederick
Caty
Letter to the Editor criticizes negativism and rabble-rousing
Eileen H Dunnell of Frederick objects to a Frederick News-Post story headline about Dr Noel Farmer being named a top school superintendent. She calls the headline damaging and questions the phrase quest. She also condemns a Sound Source Question on impeachment as irresponsible and misleading.
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Frederick
Clinton
Deserving pensions rebuttal from a sea veteran
A reader, claiming Navy service from age 18 with sea duty and 22 years of government pay, contests an opinion piece on military pensions. The letter cites Vietnam patrol boat service and Rudyard Kipling quotes while urging the government to honor promised retirement pay and criticizing perceived delays or injustices in pension delivery.
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David M. Shumway
U.S. Navy
Vietnam
Rudyard Kipling
Tommy
Outrage Over Bartlett S Remarks About Normal Names
Marguerite Wilson protests Rep Roscoe Bartlett for referencing “normal” Asian surnames in a listing, calling it racially insensitive and harmful. She urges an apology and accountability, arguing a congressman's status demands respectful speech and denounces stereotyping.
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Roscoe Bartlett
Beltway
Bartlett
Congressional
Liquor Rules and Bent Play Controversy
A letter argues liquor laws overreach by targeting strip shows while not addressing plays like Bent. The writer questions the statute’s aim, noting backstage concerns and the Weinberg Center, urging distinction between intermission service and titillation.
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Weinberg
Ang Agust
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