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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1990

Page

3

Frederick school boundary plan links to new assignments

The list outlines which students from areas including Hillside Estates, Mount Zion Estates, Brentwood, Wye Creek and others will attend the new school and which will stay at their current elementary. It covers changes for Monarch Ridge, Humberson properties, future subdivisions, and grade five reassignment options with optional current-school completion if transportation is provided.

Hillside Estates Mount Zion Estates Brentwood Wye Creek South Frederick Crestwood Village Boulevard New Design Road Crestwood Village Ballenger Creek Ballenger Creek Pike Crestwood Village Drive Ion Humberson Butterfly Lane I-70 MD. 180 Mount Phillip Road Hillcrest Monarch Ridge Hituess Poke Frederick High School Daniel H. Gadra Tus LonoLity

Frederick County budget hearing prompts calls for higher funding

Council members and speakers pressed for more money for schools and libraries amid critiques of funding levels. Ken Vaughan likened the budget chief to a misleader and urged at least a $1 million boost beyond the school board request. Others backed larger教育 funding and library supports as commissioners planned to hear agency requests through May and adopt the budget June 19.

Frederick County Castle Ken Vaughan Skyline Drive Neoterik Health Technologies Woodsboro Keller Joe Isuzu Vaughan Board of Education Dr. Farmer William Dyke Walkersville Maryland Richard Ellis Brunswick Ellis

Budget gaps threaten driver education program costs

The board reports this year's program spent 486000 with 165000 in revenue, leaving a 321000 shortfall. Next year costs are expected at 433000 with revenue still 165000, a 268000 deficit. If canceled, savings could reach about 216000. a vehicle contract must be in place by June 7 to continue next year.

Brilhart

Passport program urged for guaranteed employment

He urged employers to use the program and to consider all students' grades before hiring. He stressed that literacy in words and numbers secures lifelong employment, as Charles Clark of the Frederick County Chamber of Commerce pledged to advise employers to review students' grades. When presenting a passport to an employer, students convey that they are good workers.

Charles Clark Frederick County

Baker meets with Kohl on NATO and arms talks

The article notes NATO allies weighing a new European role as the 31 nation summit hinges on a treaty to cut troops and equipment. Secretary General Manfred Woerner accuses the Soviets of foot-dragging in Vienna while James Baker says negotiations have not proceeded rapidly and plans to meet Eduard Shevardnadze in Brussels.

Europe NATO Red Army Manfred Woerner Vienna Baker Brussels Shevardnadze

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