Frederick home prices rise faster than average national rate
Frederick area homes gained 7.3 percent from 124 905 to 134 083 between early 1988 and early 1990 per Frederick County MLS figures, outpacing national 5.2 percent growth and regional gains but lagging Baltimore. The Northeast and South rose 2 percent and Washington DC area 0.7 percent.
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Yeltsin Falls Short In Russian Republic Runoff
In Moscow the populist Boris Yeltsin failed to secure a majority in the Russian Congress runoff for the presidency of the Soviet Union's largest republic. Yeltsin gathered 503 votes, 28 shy of the 531 needed, while rival Ivan Polozkov won 497. Lawmakers plan to resume Monday as new nominations may be made. Yeltsin had supported Russian sovereignty and a market economy, drawing criticism from Gorbachev who warned of potential Soviet breakup.
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New Market Middle redistricting to ease overcrowding in 1991
At a Thursday meeting the school board rejected a voluntary transfer plan to Gov. Thomas Johnson Middle and approved starting redistricting talks for New Market Middle. Enrollments exceed capacity with 1,020 expected next fall against a 910 capacity, while Gov. Thomas Johnson sits near 400 of 570.
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Mayor objects to nude photo in city art exhibit
Frederick officials pulled a photograph of a partially nude woman from the City Hall Invitational exhibit days before the Frederick Festival of the Arts opening. Mayor Paul Gordon said nudity at City Hall is inappropriate, while artists and arts leaders questioned his unilateral decision. The rest of the festival proceeded with other works on display through Tuesday.
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Frederick County Board of Education approves Ballenger Creek redistricting plan
The Frederick County Board of Education approved a list of attendance areas that could shift with the opening of Ballenger Creek Elementary in 1991 and schedules a public hearing June 12 at 7 p.m. in the Frederick High School auditorium. The proposal also tags additional neighborhoods for possible redistricting, including Mt. Zion Stone Road Hillside Estates Brentwood Valley and areas feeding Ballenger Creek Middle School, with about 10 to 12 Frederick Highlands students affected.
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Frederick police chief in minor traffic crash
Maj. Richard J. Ashton, Frederick City Police chief, was involved in a minor crash Thursday night on West Patrick Street at 3 15 pm. He drove an unmarked cruiser that collided with a car driven by a woman with a broken signal light. No injuries were reported. Ashton said he would pay for damages personally and not file city insurance.
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Memorial Day Friday Break: Frederick News-Post Skips Monday
The Frederick News-Post will not publish on Monday, May 28 Memorial Day. Forecast shows showers today and Sunday with highs in the 70s and lows around 60. Western Maryland Weather map on.
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Rock Creek Class of 1990 Graduates Seven Students
Rock Creek School marked its Class of 1990 graduation Friday with seven graduates. Principal Doris Remsberg praised their progress as the students, Renee Dawn Dinterman, Aimee Beth Norris, Wayne Clinton Nusbaum, Keren Lynn Price, Lori Ann Rogers, Daniel Jay Schwinn, and Barry Lee Taube, were honored. The school serves students from birth to 21 with work-study programs to prepare for independence and employment.
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Daniel Jay Schwinn
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