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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1993

Page

7

Preservation group funds protect South Mountain site

Maryland officials approve 51000 to support three Frederick County towns for park land development and purchase and grant 318700 for a perpetual conservation easement on the White House Inn at South Mountain. The Interior Highway Administration funds the easement through a 1991 federal act enabling transportation enhancements. The White House Inn, a historic 18 year old stone house near Old National Pike, once hosted Union troops in the Battle of South Mountain. The easement blocks new construction and sets restoration plans for next year. The league began mortgage payments, aided by a 1991 trust grant, after acquiring the 17.5 acre property for 325000.

Annapolis Frederick County South Mountain Board of Public Works State Highway Administration Maryland Environmental Trust White House Central Maryland Heritage League Old National Pike Fox Gap Road Iron Brigade League George Brigham Jr Brigham

Baltimore schools to vote on Norplant in clinics

Baltimore officials propose a school by school decision on offering the Norplant implant in high school health clinics. After a four month pilot at AU ALE and LU EE, health officials consider five more high schools with clinics and exclude those without full clinics. Walbrook and Southwestern will begin Norplant availability later this fall to students seeking birth control counseling.

Baltimore Kurt L. Schmoke AU Ale Au Lue Lite Gly Health Commissioner Peter Beilenson Walbrook Southwestern

Math gains don’t add up test shows

Washington AP reports U S education statistics show only 16 percent of fourth graders 8 percent of eighth graders and 9 percent of high school seniors could answer math problems needing problem solving. Nearly 250000 students in 10000 schools took the 1992 test. many failed to use reasoning to compare pizza portions.

Washington United States The of Education Department National Center For Education Statistics John Dossey U.S. Military Academy National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Jose Ella Caen Nat Loven Porcem

Maryland urges tough car pollution rules for 12 states

Maryland officials urged the 12 state Ozone Transport Commission to adopt stringent emissions standards and implement low emission vehicles. They cited health and economic gains, potential Bay benefits, and a Maryland law pending broader adoption while noting California’s lead and EPA deadlines for regional plans under the Clean Air Act amendments.

Washington Maryland Bay University of Maryland LEV Carroll California Congress Ozone Transport Commission Virginia Maine District of Columbia Environmental Protection Agency

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