South Florida urges evacuees from damaged homes after Andrew
Inspectors and social workers push residents from condemned houses into tent cities set up by the military. Five camps in Homestead and Florida City house about 3,800 with seven more planned to reach 20,000 total capacity. Kemp questions huge camps but aids rebuilding, Bush to seek multibillion relief. By Wednesday nearly 200 residents had moved in, enjoying hot showers and basic supplies as Red Cross volunteers assist.
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Homestead
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Jack Kemp
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City votes tonight on police minority hiring review panel
The Frederick Board of Aldermen plans to create a seven member city commission to review minority staffing and employment practices in the Frederick Police Department. Mayor Paul Gordon and Keith Lee of Concerned Citizens for Racial Justice pushed the plan as council weighs funding and oversight for a six month term ending in a final report to the mayor.
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Reform school contract revised by state amid Sabillasville protests
SABILLASVILLE The reform school contract between Youth Services International and the state Department of Juvenile Services will be revised by Friday to address objections. Deputy Secretary Joe Newman said certain offenders will not be sent there and noted the population could reach 160 with community approval. Cost terms were renegotiated to 1190 dollars per day per inmate, with some costs offset by moving 30 juvenile offenders from out of state facilities.
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Leura Sulchek
Victor Cullen Academy
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Neaman
James Hindman
Cullen
Maryland
Noel T. Farmer Jr
Larson
Dr. Farmer
James Lipan
Harold Bauers
Patricia J. Custer
Harold Keller Jr
Helping Hand At South Street Home
Lisa Seward extends a help as Cindy teeters on the front roof of a South Street house with Bud watching from inside. Cindy struggles to make the jump back inside, prompting a tense moment for neighbors and passersby who witness the incident.
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Clinton Attacks Bush’s Education Record at Montgomery College
Several thousand Clinton supporters packed Montgomery College amphitheater in Rockville to hear the Democratic nominee condemn Bush education policy and link economic growth to investing in people. Clinton contrasted Germany Denmark and Japan’s education focus with U.S. cuts he said raise class sizes and limit access to higher education. He touted a plan to expand higher education with income-based loan repayment and possible service options, urging education as engine for global competitiveness.
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Weather and sports page fragment summary
Weather notes show a 3 percent chance of precipitation today with showers tonight and cooler temperatures. Friday looks partly cloudy with high winds from the west. Sports brief mentions Tetonsintenshart and a captain See Sian teakdberg's Temehine with unclear context.
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BoE imposes hiring freeze on non teaching roles
Frederick County public schools Board of Education votes 6 to 1 to freeze all non teaching positions amid state budget cuts. Samuel Koski urges restraint until effects of governor and House Speaker proposals are clearer, highlighting resignations and downsizing needs.
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Frederick County School Board OKs Five Year CIP Plan
The Frederick County Board of Education approved a 1994 1999 Capital Improvement Program estimating over 122 million in taxpayer spending on school facilities. The plan projects 6210 new students by 1999 and adds 6950 seats across elementary, middle, and high schools. Top priorities include Windsor Knolls Middle and Urbana High School funding, with other projects and space expansions to accommodate growth.
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CIP
Frederick County Commissioners
Frederick County
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Windsor Knolls Middle School
Cartlidge Takes Seat On Local School Board
James Cartlidge was sworn in as a new member at Wednesday’s meeting taking his first votes while acknowledging the learning curve ahead. The appointment comes months after the expected deadline and outlines the challenges he faces guiding younger board members and overseeing procedures.
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