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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1991
Page
1
The April unemployment rate fell to 6.6 percent, marking an unexpected decline and sparking optimism that the recession may be nearing its end. President Bush welcomed the report as positive news.
Frederick County unemployment falls to 6.9 percent in March amid broader regional improvement in Western Maryland. Statewide rate declines to 6.0 percent as construction slows and manufacturing trims layoffs. National jobless rate slips to 7.1 percent with mixed signals on recovery.
Students, parents and teachers at South Frederick Elementary praised 75 area businesses during a Friday thank you party for the Literacy Corps program. Prizes funded by $25,000 in goods and cash included trips, bikes, electronics and subscriptions, with 290 students earning awards for sustained reading across the year.
Howard Whims, longtime chief deputy, is under internal review for reportedly taking confiscated items from drug raids for personal use, with Sheriff Carl Harbaugh saying a report is due next week. Whims denies the allegations as racial tensions rise after his dismissal.
Mary Moorehead leads a hands on tour of Officer Barry Stonestreet's cruiser with fellow Banner School students during transportation day. Kindergarten classes sponsor activities showcasing police vehicles and safety lessons.
The Frederick County Board of Education proposes two changes to student discipline: extended co curricular activity sanctions after alcohol or drug violations and a tougher smoking rule for athletes. A public hearing is set for 7 p.m. Monday May 6 at Monocacy Middle School.
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