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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1981
Page
2
Chaplain M notes there are few heroes today but democracy requires duties kept daily. He honors the long line of plain duty doers who complete achievements through faithful daily service. Veterans Day is held to honor those who served bravely and honorably in wars, especially those who simply served.
North Frederick Elementary School PTA convenes at 10 p.m. on Monday November 23 at Motter Avenue school. Frederick County Superintendent of Schools Dr Stuart Berger will be speaker. The meeting is open to residents to discuss education with Dr Berger.
The Legislative Policy Committee debated the use of interim funds to finance five legislative caucuses including the Legislative Study Group, Baltimore City Delegation, Black Caucus, Energy and Environmental Study Group, and OWLL. Senators urged tighter oversight, while caucus members defended funding as seed money for expertise and reform, with a decision promised at the next meeting.
Frederick High School finished a major expansion and modernization begun in 1977. Three construction phases by Cam Construction Waynesboro and Jesse Dustin and Sen added classrooms auditorium gymnasium and swimming pool at a total cost over $11 million. The project preserved key features while adding an instructional materials center and upgraded facilities. Homecoming on November 14 precedes dedication on November 15 and American Education Week activities. The piece notes earlier growth spurred by Lincoln High School closure in 1962 and Gov Thomas Johnson High’s 1966 addition.
City official said the building would not receive an occupancy permit without county footings review. The mayor proposed a legal agreement to let county inspectors OK the project if satisfied. Commissioner Charles C. Smith warned against delaying. Formal dedication of the facility is less than two weeks away.
Fed official Volcker says a balanced budget is unlikely during downturns but calls for eliminating the structural deficit at the first recovery. Senate Republicans press a three year plan with 48 billion in tax increases and 40 billion in benefit cuts, while leaders meet privately. Reagan asks for 3 billion in tax hikes and 2.6 billion in cuts but delays action. Auto industry shows fresh signs of trouble as economic policy unfolds in Washington.
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