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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1987
Page
3
Frederick High and Monocacy Middle students weigh walkouts and protests over funding. William Gorin and 11th grader Miss Gorin say teachers actions spur student plans while students fear prom cancellations and prom costs. County commissioners face voter awareness before 1987 elections.
President Reagan praised fallen Stark sailors as heroes and warned retreat would repeat past mistakes. He called the Persian Gulf a crossroads for continents and essential to peace, while Congress moved to memorialize the sailors and outline self defense rules and allied roles. Iraq offered in principle to pay damages for the attack amid U.S. notes on the incident.
Zahren, flooded with requests for appearances, told Howard County students that staying somber harms teaching momentum. He recalled President Reagan's call for the first civilian in space to be a teacher and noted nearly 15,000 applicants for the slot. He has 83 presentations next year, hosts a weekly program Give Science a Hand, and is writing Blackboard in the Sky to boost math and science education.
The independent counsel's inquiry expands to Nofziger's ties with Fairchild Industries a Chantilly Virginia defense contractor. Investigators probe Nofziger's role aiding Fairchild to win Air Force A 16 contracts after leaving the White House while Meese faces added scrutiny over Wedtech contract help.
Fox spokesman acknowledged a booking agent may have asked Jim and Tammy Bakker to appear on The Late Show, with later statements denying any offer. Bakker denied formal offers but noted many agents approached him and his wife. Separately, a Maryland car crash near Frederick injured four people and prompted charges of speeding to avoid an accident.
Frederick County Public Works oversees 180 bridges 20 feet and longer with 40 not meeting adequate weight limits under 20 tons. Four bridges will be replaced in two years at Old Annapolis Road Old Frederick Road Opossumtown Pike and Mountville Road with over $3.3 million budgeted next year for seven replacements.
The panel reinstated a 25 cent per hour raise for previously frozen employees while preserving raises for others. They allocated 1.5 million for road widening and overlay, 400 thousand for tar and chip, and 55 thousand to repaint three bridges. Additional funding included 5 thousand for parks, 100 thousand for a public safety training center, and 46 thousand for the Work Release Program.
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