Berger Takes Wichita Job Involves National Search For Successor
Frederick County loses Superintendent Stuart Berger who accepted an $85,000 offer to lead Wichita Kansas schools. He will start July 1 after a short Frederic stay while Frederick board launches a nationwide or internal search for his replacement. The Wichita board offered $96,000 per year on a three year deal. Berger cited funding battles and two school boards as challenges he faces in the transition.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita
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Tly
Anpuc
Wichita School Board
Doon
Berger
Eidehd Hardlalateceahay Harris
Jack Jones
Frederick School
Susan Rovin
Frederick
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Fira
Fire safety push at Frederick County school board meeting
School board member A Samuel Koski urged immediate action on fire hazards in Frederick County schools amid a five hour meeting. He cited consultant and state inspector reports from 1963 to 1986 noting irregular sprinkler maintenance blocked exits and improp erly stored chemicals. He proposed preventive maintenance control cards boosting tasks from five to 182 and expanding fire protection inventory to 20 items, arguing current plans lack accountability and timely action.
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Frederick County
Samuel Koski
Koski
American Appraisal Company
Board of Education
State Department of General Services
BoE Budget Guides Six Percent Pay Hike for 1988
Frederick County Board of Education increased its proposed FY 1988 budget by almost 3.7 million, pushing the total to 63,478,997 with a 6 percent raise for all employees. The county share would reach 50,403,253, citing 1,176 new students next year and additions of 100,000 in state funds for handicapped students and 315,000 for East Frederick Elementary roof renovations.
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Frederick County
Brilhart
Personnally
East Frederick
Reagan's press conference signals steadier footing
President Reagan, lauded by Democrats and Republicans, defended his arms for hostages policy as right in the beginning and stressed his stance after the Tower commission report. He denied Bush voiced objections, insisted on calm leadership, and called the Iran-Contra affair a measure of past policy.
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Reagan
Tower Commission
George Bush
Bush
Iran
Alan K. Simpson
R-Wyo
Gazoo
Warren Rudman
R-N.h
Senate
Howell Heflin
D-Ala
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
Tower
U.S
County rejects Libertytown rezoning bid
Frederick County commissioners denied the Lindblad rezoning request for 47.5 acres from agriculture to R-3 residential near Libertytown at Jones Road and South Street. The vote 3-2 reflected concerns over school crowding traffic water sewer capacity and impact on Route 75. Swiger withdrew a 1.8 acre general commercial rezoning and may reapply later.
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Jerri Lindblads
Lindblads
Libertytown
Frederick County
Jones Road
South Street
Planning Commission
New Park
Blanchard Swiger
Soning
Swiger
Frederick News-Post 1967 All Star Basketball Team
The Frederick News-Post unveils its 1967 All Star basketball team with selections by the sports desk. The feature highlights standout players and notable performances shaping the season.
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Frederick News-Post
Trucker and medical examiner among Frederick County crash victims
In Frederick County two Thursday crashes killed Dr. John G. Bail 78 of Crestwood Village and truck driver Kenneth William Stein of Schuylkill New York. Bail died after a head on collision on Ballenger Creek Pike while Stein perished in a single vehicle crash on I 270 near Urbana. Bail was an assistant state medical examiner and former Frederick Memorial Hospital staff member.
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John G. Bail
Catalpa Road
Crestwood Village
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ballenger Creek Pike
Kenneth William Stein
Schuykill
N.Y
Urbana
Ball
Monica S. Ball
Dfc
Clarence A. Lust
Byrd
United
Lust
Shelby
FMA
Robert J. Thomas
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