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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1991

Page

3

Fed Cuts Discount Rate Amid Sluggish Economy

The Federal Reserve lowered the discount rate citing slower money growth and tighter lending while inflation pressures ease. President Bush said the economy is a major concern as analysts weigh a possible further cut in the federal funds rate and watch for a softer landing.

Fed Bush United States Congress Federal Reserve Wayne D. Angell Federal Open Market Committee Central Bank Fed Board Open Market Committee Kuwait

Voters conflicted over charter as backers cite fear

Backers say fear confused voters while average citizens understood and saved the county. The charter faced criticism for pit falls in practice. Mrs. Williams urges a county manager to run daily operations. Former commissioner Bollinger credits an anti charter editorial with influence. Frederick Mayor Gordon, a charter opponent, says the proposal failed due to lack of clear justification and alternatives.

Williams Sterling Bollinger Election Board

Kozol blasts funding gaps amid school inequality

Best selling author Jonathan Kozol told Rosenstock Auditorium that the education system fails inner city students due to underfunding. He cited Chicago and New York disparities, called for a progressive tax to fund districts, and argued testing alone cannot measure excellence. He urged reallocating funds to raise per-child spending nationwide.

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Wofford wins Pennsylvannia Senate race amid national fallout

With 95 percent of votes counted, Democrat Wofford led Thornburgh 55 to 45 in Pennsylvania as the national signal states a GOP turn. Bush faced criticism from Senate figures while Specter and others urged focus on domestic issues, and nationwide results reshaped the Senate balance at 57 to 43 for Democrats. Independent and state results showed shifts on term limits and other ballot questions nationwide.

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Frederick County Charter Home Rule Vote Returns Low Turnout

In Frederick and Cecil counties voters considered charter home rule proposals. Turnout reached about 25 percent, with Frederick County narrowly failing similar to Cecil where the measure lost 52 to 48. Officials note apathy and debate future charter efforts.

Frederick County

Teacher fined in drug case tied to Virgin Islands shipment

A Montgomery teacher faced a drug case after narcotics officers seized a package from the Virgin Islands containing about 21 grams of cocaine. Surveillance led to a Feb. 14 pickup by Anderson, then a warrant search uncovered scales and cocaine traces. the main package was not found and traces of marijuana were present. Anderson claimed no cocaine requests from friends in the Virgin Islands and had recently worked at Fort Detrick after losing teaching duties.

Virgin Islands Anderson Mr. Kramer Alderson Montgomery Fort Detrick

School field project faces delays from drought and terrain

Principal Perini says the plan to finish the playing fields at Sassenger Cree Miaue School is moving forward with the school board. He notes delays from a tight construction schedule and drought, plus topsoil scraping that left rocks and deep ruts. Teams will collaborate to restore a usable, attractive field.

Sassenger Cree Miaue Perini

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