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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1994
Page
4
The board details core values guiding respect and personal responsibility across the curriculum. Progress will be tracked via daily attendance, dropout rates, and declines in violations, with metrics on racially motivated attacks and harassment. Goals include feeder-pattern collaboration, dynamic curriculum revision, focus on disparities, and stronger home community partnerships.
The 36 year veteran and World War II bomber pilot retires after steering budget policy and opposing excess capital projects. He helped preserve Maryland's AAA bond rating, earning praise from Senate leaders while noting missed chances to shrink government. He championed ending the State Board of Education's autonomy and faced a contentious final capital budget vote.
Md 194 Po continuation reports a minivan collision involving Walter Fogle 37 of Emmitsburg treated and released. Truck passengers Ernest Davis 20 and Monroe Slick 27 also treated and released. All three men work at a Woodsboro farm. cause under investigation.
Funeral services for Miss Dora Mildred Magaha of E Main Street Thurmont were held Wednesday May 4 at the Thurmont funeral home of Robert E Dailey and Son. The Rev Joan P Evans and Pastor Linda Lambert officiated with Thurmont Elementary School teachers among attendees. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery Frederick with bearers Jonathan Lawyer Nathan Lawyer Strafford Lawyer II Jan Lawyer David Lawyer Donald Spalding Robert Lillard and James Mackley.
Baltimore AP reports no jackpot winner in Maryland Lotto drawing Wednesday night. The draw had an estimated $120 million prize. Five numbers matched by 92 players earned $1,270 per ticket. four numbers matched by 5,027 players earned $37 per ticket.
The article describes a landfill case near a recycling facility and a leaky site, with environmental concerns and political action groups gaining front page attention. David G. Whitworth Jr. questions Mr. Barse about trial tactics, and cross examinations raise judicial estoppel claims as a three week trial unfolds before Judge G. Edward Dwyer.
Mrs. Fifer, register of wills for Frederick County, discusses duties including safekeeping living wills, assisting genealogists, facilitating decedent vehicle transfers, and serving as a collection point for inheritance taxes. An audit praised improvements, and she seeks another term. She resides near Braddock Heights with husband Jay. daughters Kathie and Jayme and their families live in the county.
Frederick County educators consider a four period day to allow more instructional time while concerns arise that foreign language access is reduced by required daily music. Principals urged a spring report on academic gains as some high schools show little score impact though discipline improves. Walkersville Middle plans increased annual instructional hours for eighth grade honors math.
The Frederick County Board of Education will not vote on the proposal until after a public hearing at Walkersville Elementary School on May 25 at 7 p.m. A second public hearing for Urbana High School attendance area will be held on June 2 at 7 p.m. at Urbana Elementary School.
Congress debates a gun control bill as Rep. Michael Andrews argues against excessive weapon access for sportsmen while Rep. Ridge backs the plan as part of broader reforms. Senate ally Schumer says approval is near but gathering more votes remains challenging.
Gerald Eugene Arthur a 44 year old of Sykesville was charged with driving while intoxicated and unsafe lane changes after a 1993 Dodge Dynasty drifted off I 70 west of Bill Moxley Road at about 3 25 p m Wednesday. He remained hospitalized Thursday with unavailable condition.
Frederick City Police investigated a rape in which a 19-year-old woman was forced into a dark blue car near West South and South Bentz at 10:15 p.m. She was sexually assaulted by two men, robbed, and dumped on Interstate 270 near Old Georgetown Road in Montgomery County. She was treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Suspect one is described as black, 5'6", about 180 pounds with a thin mustache and short hair. suspect two is black with short hair and a mustache, 5'8" to 5'10", slender.
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