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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1990
Page
2
A plan to deploy Angels to Frederick to aid in curbing drugs faces legal concerns and police cooperation issues. Leaders propose training in self defense and citizen arrests while officials insist volunteers obey the law and avoid hindering police.
Residents say men with guns in the woods near Sagner Court and Sagner Drive worried families and children. They cite drug activity, discarded needles, bottles, and poison ivy as hazards. Bulldozing cleared the area, improving visibility and safety per Mayor Gordon.
Six firms submitted bids from 9950 to 39695 to study Myersville water system adequacy. Willam Talbott declined to disclose individual bid amounts, citing fairness until proposals are evaluated. Firms include Allied Engineering Hagerstown Kamber Gaithersburg Kelly Gidley Blair Wolfe Charles Town PSC Engineers Buchart Horn Davis Rand. The town has 60 days to pick two winners and hopes to finish sooner. The study will assess current capacity and needed improvements amid growth and prior 1966 upgrades including a filtration plant pumping station and holding pond.
Hood College graduates include 84 students in the adult learner class of 1990, aging 23 to 59 with 60 percent women. They earned bachelor degrees from 68 institutions, 15 from Hood, and several carried prior credits via Hood’s portfolio program. Family ties run deep with mothers grandmothers and multiple generations among graduates.
The FCTA criticizes Dr. Farmer's letter as misleading about salary increases and step raises. Lenzo says 70 percent on lower pay scales would gain at least 22 percent if the 6.5 percent board raise passes, while 40 percent on the higher end get 10 percent. Negotiations had sought 7 percent across the board plus upper-end steps. 155 Frederick County teachers lose step eligibility. max Doctorate salary cited at 43031. Teachers rally and question trust in Dr. Farmer amid payout tensions.
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