Local candidates face scrutiny on family life and duties
In interviews, candidates Krause and Kreissig defend public service as demanding, citing hours, travel, and family impact. Krause emphasizes commitment to his sons Nicholas and Jonathan and past service, while Kreissig notes his tenure, teaching schedule, and time as alderman. Kuzemchak, a single mother, says she has strong support and remains focused on issues.
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Michele
Krause
Nicholas
Jonathan
Mr. Krause
Fort Benning
Poland
Kreissig
Mr. Kreissig
Jon Kreissig
Kuzemchak
Robbery at Crown station on U S 40 under investigation
Frederick city police probe an armed robbery at Crown station on U S 40 Monday night the second service station robbery in two days. Suspects described as identical thin black men ages 20 to 30 about 5 6 to 5 2 or 5 6 to 5 7 wearing bandannas. No arrests. Call 694-2100 with tips.
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East Street
Mobil
Foster youth Jesse finds new home with Redmonds
Jesse, a top student and athlete from Linganore High, moved in with Deborah and Mark Redmond as foster parents on Green Valley Road. The family, who have hosted about 40 children since 1992, fostered Jesse for three years, aiming to expand foster-parent worker trust and communication. He plans to attend Denison College to study sociology and music, then pursue a law degree and accounting, with teaching as a future goal.
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Redmonds
Deborah Redmond
Jesse
Maryland Friends of Foster Children Foundation
Green Valley Road
Mark Redmond
Mrs. Redmond
Mr. Redmond
Pye
Linganore High School
Linganore
Cliff Redmond
Denison College
Ohio
Clinton briefed as Pentagon study on closures advances
President Clinton was briefed on the outlines of the study last week and senior Pentagon officials met Saturday for another round of decision making. The final draft is shown to selected members of Congress, but changes could still be made. Critics say the study does not promise enough revolutionary changes.
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Clinton
Pentagon
Congress
Project Craft program seeks funds amid recidivism debate
Officials highlight a 20 percent reoffending rate for Project Craft graduates versus 35 percent in Victor Cullen overall and 70 percent for most adjudicated youth. The program stresses field based hands on training plus follow up to help youths gain skills and jobs. With government cuts, director John Johnson urges community donations and potential grants, hoping Home Builders Institute and its parent organization will support.
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Victor Cullen
Ms. Kiss
John Johnson
Laura Ivy
Home Builders Institute
Johnson
Home Builders’ Association
Maryland counties push ahead with projects amid slow state approvals
At a Maryland meeting the Alternative Building Coalition for Education unveiled a portable core facility designed to add administrative and cafeteria space. Fourteen portable classrooms could connect to the building while staying within temporary use guidelines. The commission discussed why a student telephone directory was not on the public hearing agenda amid criticism over listing gay-support organizations.
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Maryland
Stenzler
Alternative Building Coalition For Education
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