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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1993
Page
6
Public hearings on Maryland school funding plan draw fierce protest
Montgomery County residents educators and officials criticized a governor commission plan to shift state funds to poorer districts and reduce aid to affluent areas. Speakers at three hearings argued the plan is unfair and would cost Montgomery County about 21 million dollars over five years. They urged careful budgeting and accountability before final submission in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Montgomery County
Maryland
Governor’s Commission On School
Carol Francom
Commission
Ms. Franconi
Montgomery
Poller
Ooa
Mieshanl
Potter
Melvin Steinberg
American held in Iraq six months returns to the U S
Kenneth Beaty of Oklahoma, held captive in Iran for six months, arrived at Andrews Air Force Base with Senator David Boren after Boren secured his release in Baghdad. Beaty, head of exploration for Santa Fe Oil, said he was not mistreated and credited Boren for the breakthrough. He described improvements in health and noted he was treated well in detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boren
Iraq
Tariq Aziz
Baghdad
Beaty
United States
Mr. Beaty
Saddam Hussein
U.N
Security Council
Aziz
New York
Santa Fe Ou Co
Kuwait
Ronald H White
Oklahoma City
Air Force Base
Robin
Mr. Boren
Amman
Jordan
U.S
Iraq- Jordan
Bealy
Hood College among 105 schools in federal direct loan plan
Hood College was named among 105 postsecondary schools selected for the Federal Direct Student Loan Program. The program lets students borrow government funds through their school, aiming to save taxpayers money by cutting private lender profits and using lower interest rates. Hood officials say the change simplifies loan access for students and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richelle Emerick
Hood
U.S
Richard W. Riley
Education Department
Hood College
Pee Wead Tahun
Ms. Emerick
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