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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1996

Page

7

Urbana High School PTSAs Speak On New Building

Urbana High School parents Cheryl Marcelino Jan McCully Susan Whiting and Karen Yoho defend the new high school building, noting it opened for only ninth graders due to budget limits and space. They recount planning delays, shifts to Walkersville for first semester, crowding concerns, and appreciation for funding while urging support for future county projects.

Cheryl Marcelino Jan McCully Susan Whiting Karen Yoho Annapolis Urbana High School Frederick County Frederick Linganore Ballenger Creek Urbana Urbana High Singanore Walkersville Glade Elementary UHS Deer Crossing Walkersville Fire Department West Virginia Maryland The Parent-Teacher-Student Association

A Letter Says Americans Must Share Blame For Crimes Abroad

Leo Sperling argues in a letter from Frederick that a few American servicemen stationed in Okinawa committed crimes while others in the U S bear responsibility for national attitudes. He contrasts U S actions with Japan's past conduct and urges balanced accountability.

Asia America United States Okinawa Amer-ien China Washington Japan Bataan U.S Franklin D. Roosevelt Pearl Harbor Trade Center New York Congress

Wahlquist argues three-step tax plan over flat tax

Earl J Wahlquist of Frederick argues against Steve Forbes style single rate taxes. He says a three step plan with 5 percent on the first 20000 and 75 000 and 26 percent over 75000 plus dependents allowance would be fairer and simpler. He notes current flat tax would bar many from paying any tax and shift hundreds of billions.

Steve Forbes United States

Parents urge FCPS to save Frederick County instrumental program

Martin and Patricia Coy warn of a dying county music program due to mismanagement and staff inexperience. They cite late competition music, lack of planning, and threats to teachers, urging action by FCPS administrators and the state Department of Education to prevent a “day the music died” in Frederick County.

Frederick County Public Schools FCPS State Department of Education Frederick County

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Leo Sperling Earl. Wahlquist Earl J. Wahlquist Martin & Patricia Coy Martin and Patricia Coy Berry's NEA, Inc
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