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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1989

Page

5

Frederick County hires first full time zoning inspector

Frederick County creates a full time zoning enforcement technician position, naming Damascus resident Michael Kahl 44 as the first, with a starting salary around 20000. He will tackle a backlog of hundreds of complaints while reviewing county ordinances and subdivision rules and touring rural areas for violators.

Frederick County Mike Kah Kahl Damascus Rick Brace James Shaw Brace Kahi Rockville Buvang Neweetnes Shaw Planning Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals

Teachers demand more authority in school reform push

Maryland teachers union leader Jane Stern says teachers must have more decision making power if accountability standards proposed by Gov. Schaefer are to work. She argues a top down system limits responsibility for academics, as the Maryland Board of Education prepares to hear comments on the plan.

Baltimore Maryland Umed William Donald Schaeier Jane KR. Stern Maryland State Teachers Association Walter Sondheim Jr State Department of Education MSTA Schaefer Commission Virgin Stern Maryland Board of Education

Trial of Michael Crummitt Prompted Public Call for Help

A reader asks how Michael W. Crummitt could be guilty after the trial and urges public input. The note provides a contact phone number 662-4699 for calls between 9 am and 2:30 pm.

Michael W. “Turtle

Welfare rights group faces closure in Baltimore

The Mary Lane Welfare Rights Organization, once a 1960s activist hub, warns it may close next week due to about $3,000 in debt and loss of phone service. Founder Irving Conway says donations are dry and seven months of back rent remain unpaid.

Baltimore Marylane Welfare Rights Organization Irvin J. Conway The Baltimore) Sun Conway Baltimore Department of Urban Services Carolyn W. Colvin State Secretary of Human Resources Shirley E. Marcus Department of Social Services C&p Telephone Co Nwo Welfare Rights Group United Way Mel Tansill Tansill Mr. Tansill

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