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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1993
Page
8
Frederick County Board of Education approved education specifications for Middletown Middle School adding 20 classrooms to reach 900 students. The project, slated to open September 1995 at about $4 million, will also renovate the media center cafe teria art and locker rooms.
Mayoral candidate Richard Buckel asked Mayor Frank Shaw on Wednesday to remove Winslow Burhans from the local board of election supervisors citing biased actions after Burhans admitted taking one Buckel sign. Buckel notes six Buckel signs missing while Burhans says he took a sign he believed was illegally placed on state right of way. Shaw says he has no authority to remove Burhans. only the town council can act. Shaw defends Burhans as doing his job and says Buckel’s accusations amount to sabotage.
Mount Airy council approves about 21,900 in expenditures for a used car and water sewer gear. A used police cruiser is planned for about 1,800 next spring. Hobbs authorized to buy an air compressor 3500 34400 a ditch digger 4936 a pipe locator 3114 a ventilator blower 815 and a gas monitor 2931.50. The ventilator blower is required by the insurer for underground work. A public works agreement for Wildwood Park 17.5 acres near Merridale Gardens includes a 48000 in lieu of 10 percent dedication for open space. A cash bond 800 will fix grading at West Ridge Drive.
Shepherd College professor Sally Hiesan studied six college newspapers and found women underrepresented on staffs and front page bylines. She highlighted October 1992 editions, noting men were mentioned more often on front pages and editorials, with Diamondback College Park as a partial exception.
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