Graduates enter diverse, evolving job market in 1990s
A shift from low paid paths to strong openings in computer related fields marks a change in career prospects. Chemical engineering leads salaries at 46705, followed by computer engineering 46190 and computer science 45562. Liberal arts still find spots via drive and training, while missions stress service over pay.
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Njuguna Mahugu
Mahugu
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Rae Kannich
Gore campaign taps insiders amid fundraising controversy
The Gore camp names insiders including Coelho to run the 2000 Democratic nomination effort, sparking scrutiny over past fundraising tactics. The move contrasts with Bill Bradley’s volunteer-led team as questions linger about campaign ethics and donor influence.
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Richard Sullivan
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Scripps Howard News
Frederick to host 1950 American Veterans convention
The Frederick Miesc site was chosen for the 1950 American Veterans convention to be held early next year by Commander Casper F. Betson Sr. A convention committee includes Samuel J. Weston as chair Carmey Reeder as vice chair and William Ford as secretary.
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Casper F. Betson Sr
Washington & Lee
Samuel J. Weston
Carmey Reeder
William Ford
Local letter warns against paid FOP fundraising appeals
Frederick resident Pat Schouonover urges neighbors to avoid paid solicitors for charitable drives. She notes an Indiana State Lodge FOP appeal claimed a donor pledge of 107 dollars with a May 12 deadline and questions the benefit to the local FOP, suggesting direct gifts to favored charities instead.
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Fraternal Order of Police
Indiana
FDP
Stop NATO bombing now says critic of Yugoslav conflict
A reader argues against US led air attacks on Yugoslavia noting innocent civilian deaths and widespread property destruction. The author questions the moral justification, cites casualties near twenty, and warns against postwar rebuilding costs while condemning the failed policy.
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NATO
United States
Milosevic
Balkans
Yugoslavia
Letters Call Peace Through Other Means End Bombing
A letter writer urges NATO and the United States to stop current bombing and pursue peace through alternative methods. The author argues Russia and other powers may back different solutions and criticizes blockades and sanctions as too slow, naming Milosevic and his allies.
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Vietnam
NATO
United States
Russia
Milosevic
Clinton
Cutbacks threaten Tom and Supported Employment programs
Tom and other clients face reduced work opportunities as county funding declines. The Scott Key Center and Jeanne Bussard Center rely on Supported Employment to place individuals with disabilities in jobs, building skills and self esteem. The author urges readers to petition commissioners to fully fund these programs and support Tom’s future work chances.
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Tom
Scott Key Center
Jeanne Bussard Center
Angered student letter about Catoctin High evacuation
Karen Lewis of Thurmont voices anger over a May 6 bomb threat that forced Catoctin High School to evacuate at 10 30. She cites disruption to 826 students, loss of AP class time, and fear across schools. She calls for ending threats and restoring safety and learning.
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Catoctin High School
Iam
Columbine High School
Witchhunt for blame in wake of Littleton shootings
Jen Clarke-Merson and Doug Merson urge against assigning blame to psychiatrists, sociologists, or youths. They argue the psychological profiles fuel a witch hunt, insisting responsibility lies with society as a whole. They call for compassion and a shift from vengeance to forgiveness and healing.
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Littleton
Colorado
RBI Camp Policy Sparks County Park Debate
ROB MARKEY argues Frederick County should not skim 20 percent of profits from recreational camps. He cites RBI Camp and other providers paying user fees while supporting supervised youth programs at modest prices and questions a policy seen as discouraging use of county parks.
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Frederick County
RBI
Rhodes
Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News-Post
The Frederick News Post invites letters for publication but requires exclusivity and signed submissions with name address and phone numbers. Due to high volume of letters the paper reserves space and may reject poetry religious verse form letters or copies of letters to others.
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Fredenck News-Post
Jetters
News-Post
Wwe C&nine
Frederick News-Post
E. Patrick Sr
P.O
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