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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1994

Page

4

Middle school life skills and electives proposal gains board review

The curriculum committee presented a plan for life skills covering study skills, family relations, and the CARE anti-drug program across middle school grades. Sixth graders would pick one yearlong elective, seventh and eighth graders two. options include music, arts, theater, technology, communication, foreign language, and life or problem-solving skills. Dr. Castner noted the program differs from high school explorations as students learn varied interests. The board is to vote October 17 after committee-approved revisions. cost estimates were not yet available.

Kevin Castner Markoe

Redmond Likely Returns to Help Bruns Wick Council

Redmond says others will stay involved and volunteers for Veterans Day parade on November 12. He plans to join the council, listen to residents, and support committee member Donnie Sigler. Smith notes it will be unusual to have a full council, while Ward pledges full backing. Sigler confirms continued involvement with Brunswick efforts.

Donnie Sigler Redmond Mr. Smith Mr. Redmond Ward

Campaign forum outlines budget and term limits debate

Dr. Bartlett and Mr. Muldowney clash over balancing the budget by cutting spending and reducing federal roles. Both back term limits and a smaller bureaucracy while debating education and pledge specifics from prior campaigns. Bartlett notes deficit reduction as key to low rates. Muldowney urges Fed rate policy aligned with business conditions.

Dr. Bartlett America Department of Education Bartlett Muldowney Mr. Muldowney Federal Reserve

Genstar Offers Details on MARC Station Determination

Genstar clarifies that a MARC station is not guaranteed. Commissioner Gail Bowerman notes the rezoning request stems from a flaw in the original zoning rather than an intended ban on a MARC station.

MARC Gray Gail Bowerman

Salvage teams offer to refloat sunken Estonia ferry

International salvage groups offered to refloat the sunken Estonia ferry and recover bodies on the Baltic seabed near Turku Finland. Investigators noted decisions await higher political action with costs potentially exceeding 100 million dollars and weather delaying any major move.

Turku Finland Estonia Baltic Scotland Netherlands Norway Tuomo Karppinen Accident Investigative Commission Associated Press Tallinn Stockholm Sweden Olof Forssberg Carl Bildt Ingvar Carlsson Bildt Karppinen

Maryland Republicans sign contract pledging tax cuts and spending limits

Six Frederick County Republicans joined ninety statewide peers in signing a Contract with Maryland. The plan centers on a 2 percent state income tax cut over four years, a spending cap tied to economic growth, shelving pork, and a two thirds supermajority for tax increases. Signers defend the pledge as a voter contract not campaign chatter, while two local candidates did not sign.

Annapolis GOP Maryland America Ellen Sauerbrey Senate House Republican Caucus Republican Party Joyce Lyons Terres State House General Assembly Frederick County John Derr J. Anita Stup Donald Elliott Timothy Ferguson House of Delegates David Brinkley Paul Stull Mel Castle Louise Snodgrass Ferguson Brinkley Maryland Common Cause Common Cause Peana Castle

Immunization Watchdog Aims to Fix Child Shots Delays

Shots department acts as watchdog for immunizations. Dr Bowes says alerting parents helps fix deficits in days. Many parents are unaware or have put off vaccines. Appointments with physicians or free vaccines at Frederick County Health Department are available during weekday hours, by appointment or walk in. About 70 percent of identified children receive immunizations from the health department.

Bowes Frederick County Health Department Health Department

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