Frederick County Board of Education Approves Major Budget Cuts
The Frederick County Board of Education approved 2.7 million in cuts affecting nearly every area except employee salaries. The plan eliminates high school and middle school field trips, reduces supply purchases, and leaves the system short of permanent substitutes for teachers and bus drivers. The board seeks more time from county commissioners to finalize reductions and renegotiates with the Teachers Association.
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Frederick County Teachers Association
Edgar Larnon
Rosie the clown joins Halloween parade on city streets
Rosie Lamoreux a four year old in West Church Street a school bus stop scene with her mother Loraine Wollard watches as children from Sagner Head Start get ready for school in Halloween outfits.
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Loraine Wollard
West Church Street
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Sagner Head Start
School board blasts Sundergill memo over salary talks
Frederick County Board of Education members condemned a memo by Commissioner Ronald Sundergill that called the budget cuts and hinted at salary reductions. They labeled the memo a mistake and said it placed the board in an untenable position during negotiations with the Frederick County Teachers Association.
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Norman Quist
Ronald Sundergill
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Frederick
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Sam Koski
FCTA
Jack Patterson
Koski
Gail Bowerman
Board of Commissioners
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Madrid Mideast Talks Clash Over Land And Site
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir clashes with Arab delegates over return of land and where next talks should be held. Palestinians demand end to settlements and return of lands. Arabs push for Madrid as neutral ground while Israel cites Jerusalem claims.
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Yitzhak Shamir
Israel
Middle East
Washington
Moscow
Haidar Abdul-Shafi
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James A. Baker III
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Jerusalem
FCC Cuts Pay Tu ition Hikes at Frederick Community College
Frederick Community College trustees approved cost cuts including a 1 percent pay reduction and a 20 percent rise in tuition to offset nearly $1 million in lost state aid. The pay cut starts after Jan 1 and won’t affect future contracts, with an average $344 cut per full time employee. Tuition rises from $46 per credit hour to fund an additional $371,500 for spring and summer terms.
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Frederick Delegation Backs Redrawn District 3 Map
Frederick County legislators endorse a new redistricting plan shifting about 20 000 northeastern Washington County residents into a redefined District 3 to boost Frederick influence. The proposal moves southern Frederick city precincts into District 4A, potentially creating three single member districts and prompting talk of at large representation or a single Frederick seat in 1994.
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del. J. Anita Stup
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Stup
McClellan
John W. Derr
Derr
Frederick City
Maryland
Tuscarora
Thomas H. Hattery
George Littrell
Carroll Creek project gains 2 million state grant for phase IIIB
The Maryland Board of Public Works approved a 2 million grant covering part of Carroll Creek flood control phase IIIB in Frederick. The 13 million project will place conduits east of South Carroll Street to East Patrick Street, completing the final installment of a 12 million state contribution over five years. Frederick County totals include 121 million local share and 509 thousand from the federal government, with potential additional state funds for Carroll Creek Linear Park.
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South Carroll Street
East Patrick Street
Frederick County
Paul Gordon
Carroll Creek
Frederick County Added To EPA Smog Zone
Increased commuter traffic in Frederick County has earned the area EPA smog zone status affecting Frederick Calvert and Charles counties in Maryland and Stafford County Virginia. The designation requires an action plan by 1999, possibly including laws, local ordinances, and programs to cut emissions through measures such as HOV lanes and cleaner vehicles.
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News-Pont
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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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Maryland
Stafford County
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California
Halloween composting workshop plans in Maryland
The notice highlights a backyard composting program in Maryland with planned workshops. It notes mild Friday with highs around 78 and tonight's low near 45. The page includes a weather map and local garden tip columns.
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