Hughes Uses Incumbency To Boost Senate Bid
Gov. Harry Hughes leverages eight years in office and his statehouse media presence to push his campaign for the U.S. Senate. He films 90 second TV spots, touted as offsetting Rep. Barbara Mikulski’s lead, with four Baltimore stations targeted. He plans four fund raisers this week as private polls show gradual gains and a 38 percent favorability in a GOP poll.
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State House
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Hughes
Senate
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University College
University of Maryland
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Johnson
Motor Vehicle Administration
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Mikulski
Barnes
Linda Chavez
George Haley
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Powell may head Cincinnati school system as first woman
Powell, a 1972 Montgomery County educator, is expected to become Cincinnati's superintendent, making history as the first woman and first Black leader of the Ohio district with 57 percent minority students. The board voted behind closed doors, with salary reports ranging from 65,000 to 85,000. Powell rose through Montgomery County roles, including North Bethesda and Gaithersburg high schools, before serving as area associate superintendent since 1980.
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Cincinnati
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Montgomery
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Area 3
Cincinnnati
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Pontos
Powell
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News-Post
U.S. District Court
Inwer City
Wilmer
Cody
Gaithersburg Junior High School
Janice Mostow
North Bethesda Junior High
North Bethesia
Gaithersburg High School
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Taft
Washington
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Baltimore
Maryland board seeks retired teachers in classrooms
Maryland State Board of Education approved a bill to let certain retired public school teachers return to classrooms while drawing retirement benefits. The measure would raise the earnings cap and prioritize nonretired hires, with school systems setting hiring conditions and potential loss of tenure for retirees.
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House of Delegates
Sackwald
Groundbreaking for Quince Orchard High School in Montgomery
Ground is set for Thursday on the 23 million Quince Orchard High School, Montgomery County first built in a dozen years. The energy efficient facility is planned for future expansion to 2 000 students, opening in fall 1988 with 1 890 capacity on 32 acres near Darnestown and Quince Orchard Roads. It will include 70 teaching stations, a media center, gymnasia and outdoor fields for baseball softball tennis and basketball. Architect Grimm Parker.
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Quince Orchard High School
Montgomery County
Seneca Valley
Darnestown
Quince Orchard Roads
Grimm & Parker
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