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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 2000
Page
1
County commissioners reject a proposed salary increase after debate. Key figures Thompson Gardner and Gray oppose pursuing lawmakers for a raise. The article notes mixed views on the need for higher pay and hints at continuation on Page A-14.
The school board urges state lawmakers to boost funding, citing staffing and resource gaps that affect students. Officials say continued shortfalls threaten programs, services, and classroom support as budget talks proceed.
Anna Thames and Teens Edwards set up a pink balloon bouquet and a stuffed animal for their friend Jooh before school at Frederick High. They planned the surprise as he arrived on foot to mark his 17th birthday.
The report notes Kostunica poised to assume leadership as Yugoslavia treks toward stability. Russian officials join the scene outside a charred parliament building amid inauguration preparations. Igor Ivanov offered no comment. Kostunica’s victory prompts cautious optimism for a return to normalcy.
FCPS records show enrollment nearing 40,000 with 96961 reported in motion and 816 new students enrolled in high schools. Growth at 2.28 percent keeps schools near capacity while FCPS plans include 15 additions to ease crowding and projected continued increases into 1999 and beyond.
This item appears as garbled OCR with no coherent events or names. It mentions a street, Brunswick, paper recycling, and a daily schedule but lacks clear actions, dates, or entities to summarize into a factual news item.
A Fort Detrick memorial note honors Odom for her military service, recalling years ago when she joined the center crew at Site R and the Fort Detrick base. The tribute links her work at the center with her broader military career.
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