Perot shifts race into three way contest in bid
Ross Perot reenters the 1992 campaign as a three way race, pledging a serious issue driven bid. He reserves two half hour TV blocks next week and aims to boost ads while his rivals focus on each other. Polls show him at 7 percent nationally, with strength in Texas potential.
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Reform school Sabillasville opens amid community fears
Victor Cullen Academy opened Thursday in Sabillasville Frederick County with five youths detained and another expected, as residents fear escapes and lack of two hour notification rules. Opponents from Concerned Citizens Group Inc allege safety gaps and sprinkler waivers while attorneys seek injunctions and possible Annapolis action.
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Way says he was target of Perot officials' probe
Lawrence Way, who launched the Draft Perot effort in Frederick County, says he was among volunteers nationwide investigated by national campaign officials for dissent or trouble making. He claims a conspiracy led to his dismissal on April 30 and that he was replaced by Jeannette Williams and Virginia Burner. He has filed a $10 million suit against Perot, alleging false rumors and factional infighting within the Perot campaign.
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County maps ways to meet Health Dept funding cuts
Frederick County Health Department officials met with county commissioners to outline steps to meet a $421,000 state funding reduction. Layoffs of 32 employees were set to begin in 30 days, with eight sanitarians, 11 nurses, three health aides, two social service workers and clerical staff among those to go.
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Gov Thomas Johnson pilots longer class schedule in Maryland
Gov Thomas Johnson High School runs a time warp style program with four 90 minute semesters replacing seven 45 minute classes yearly. The district observes a calmer campus, increased teacher enthusiasm and deeper, more personalized instruction while labs and humanities classes use longer periods for hands on work and group projects.
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Weather and local sports brief tease from the paper
Mostly sunny and pleasant today with highs in the 70s. Clear and cooler tonight with lows in the 40s. Mostly sunny on Saturday with highs in the upper 70s. Maryland weather and map on Page. Brtsh exchange student learns from Heartly House See Page Lsee Bl Sports. Nodetown Walkersville and TI boys Ingh school soccer teams are winners See Page D-1
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