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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1994
Page
4
Witnesses including six media members and six civilians described the execution of Thanos. They recalled the moment of irregularity and the room where officials answered questions. Some attended a press conference, but most left with the van to their cars after a long day. Berry supported the death penalty as a safety measure.
The board outlines goals to improve climate, attendance, discipline, and collaboration with parents and businesses. Emphasis on MSPAP and CRES tests to show applied learning, with focus on score disparities by race gender and SES.
After multiple tie votes and disagreements, the board settled on holding its two monthly public meetings at 6 p.m. beginning in July. Past schedules featured a 9 a.m. and a 7:30 p.m. meeting, but concerns about work conflicts and late hours guided the compromise. The 6 p.m. plan passed 4-2 after a drawn-out session that stretched to 11:15 p.m.
The Chamber of Commerce hosted a Monday reception and dinner to honor Casper Taylor, center and Speaker of the state House of Delegates. Debra Voso, chamber president elect, and James E. McClellan, Frederick County delegation chairman, stood alongside. Taylor, a Cumberland Democrat, was saluted for his leadership.
Democratic candidate Don DeArmon completed a 232 mile walk across Maryland’s 6th District in 16 weekend segments from Oct 9 to May 14, pausing for winter weather. The Frederick resident promotes campaign ethics by forgoing PAC funds and plans a door to door campaign, contrasting rivals’ fundraising methods.
Sen Byron Dorgan denounces the Fed as serving money center banks over the productive sector of the American economy. The White House, while noting a credit squeeze, defends the Fed’s action and predicts the economy will stay on a growth path with low inflation, respecting the Fed’s independence.
The Schrodel family faced a protracted campaign over a landfill expansion, forming two groups to influence local politics. A 1990 out-of-court settlement saw the county seize 180 acres for 2.2 million dollars while the Schrodels retained 40 acres. Legal disputes over fees followed, ending with dismissals and mutual releases after a brief final hearing.
A community committee selected Orchard Grove as the name for the fall 1996 Orchard site to relieve Hillcrest Elementary overcrowding, noting the former apple orchard on the site and the district policy banning person names.
Maryland gubernatorial candidate Parris Glendening releases a 50 page booklet titled A Vision for Maryland's Future detailing goals and steps in education crime environment and state government. Proposals include tougher gun laws longer prison terms hiring more police more public school funding tax incentives and business tax cuts with unclear financing.
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