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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1991

Page

5

Budget Cuts Target Maintenance in School System Deferral Plan

The school board voted to defer purchases to FY 1993 to close a $3.5 million gap. Air conditioning for New Midway, a Green Valley sidewalk, a Brunswick High hydrant, and Catoctin High lighting were postponed. Athletics faced a $20,000 cut, with cheerleaders’ buses and youth games trimmed. Substitutes saved $49,200 by axing permanent substitutes, while eliminating driver substitutes saved $12,000 amid safety concerns.

Harry deMoll New Larson David Warhoe Kevin Castoer Dan Garrett

Peace momentum in Middle East talks urged by professor

Mount St. Mary’s College professor Dr Emile A Nakhleh says peace talks involving Israel and neighboring states won’t be halted even if the Madrid conference fails. He notes political costs of halting the process, cites Jordanian and Palestinian parties, and warns hard-liners may try disruption while urging bilateral follow ups.

Israel Middle East Mount St. Mary's College Emile A. Nakhieh Lewis Auditorium Emmitsburg Madrid United States Soviet Union Syria Egypt Lebanon Nakhleh Iraq West Bank Nakbleh Nakhbleh the Mount

FCC votes to accept budget plan amid campus cuts

At a board meeting FCC representatives supported a budget plan including a 1 percent pay reduction and a tuition surcharge. FCC cuts a campus closing on Sunday except for contractual commitments with other groups. Student leaders emphasized willingness to bear the tuition hike if necessary and new charges.

Betts Sandy Smith FCC Walter Smith Supportive Personnel Association

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