Portables Seen as Better Classrooms in County
County educators argue portable classrooms offer flexible space and relieve overcrowding. Superintendent Gordon M. Anderson proposes expanding portable use as a hedge against growth, noting cost savings of about 300000 if portable buildings are built for county students at half current costs.
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Blinded hero may never fly again
A National Guard pilot Lt Col Russell Tilton who survived dozens of rescues in the White Mountains may never fly again after a routine checkup mixup left him blind. The 46 year old veteran logged over 10,000 hours across planes and helicopters and endured three crashes in 24 years. Guard officials say the reflexive decision stems from the examination itself rather than health.
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Road project dualization debated at public hearing
The State Highway Administration warns delaying a dualization study could push the project by a decade while Raith laments poor public participation. Written comments are due by October 18 to the Maryland Bureau of Highway Design in Baltimore.
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Fair hog sale and 4-H fair highlights at Keymar fair
Fair hog sold for 3.55 a pound to Reich's Ford Truck and Tractor. Reserve Champion hog, Michael Boone of Keymar, weighed 240 pounds and bought by Lewis Ramsburg for 1 per pound. Impala Steer, 100 pounds, bought by Key Chevrolet for 0.75 a pound. sold at auction to Carmack-Jays for 1 per pound. Exhibits pickup Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and building closure Monday. 4-H All Star cookie sale raised funds for camp near Jefferson. Janis Offutt criticized fair costs for horse shows and urged Morgan horses. Wolfsville Raritan Club to sponsor sixth annual Catoctin Antique Gas Engine Show Oct. 7-8 with many engines and crafts. Also note Sammy Baugh 1945 pass percentage at 70.3.
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Beall cites state police pay as "out of whack" at fair
Republican candidate J. Glenn Beall spent about two hours at the Great Frederick Fair meeting with Fraternal Order of Police leaders and other GOP candidates. He urged ending the state police work slowdown but said officers deserve higher pay, noting inequities with Baltimore and University of Maryland officers. He pledged to address crime control by keeping state troopers satisfied and highlighted issues on longevity and overtime pay.
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Five Arrests Mark Quiet Night In Frederick Police Report
Frederick City police logged a quiet night with five arrests all for minor traffic violations. State police at Frederick 2180 reported no activity or personal injury accidents overnight. Charged by Frederick police were Jay B. Hoeft Berlin New Jersey speeding and red light violation Todd Alan Baumgard ner East 15th Street negligent driving Dennis Wayne Cline Knoxville wrong way on one way street Karl Ellicott Denville New Jersey unsafe motor vehicle and John Lester Naille Rt 2 Frederick speeding.
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Jaycees to hear Mathias at September meeting
The Frederick Jaycees will host Senator Charles McC. Mathias at their monthly gathering at Erni's Italian Kitchen on Wednesday September 27. The program with dinner starts at 7 p.m. Reservations for non members should call 682.
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Odd Fellows home cuts nursing tied to life care policy
The Odd Fellows home will not accept new life care contracts and will transfer six life care patients to other facilities with costs drawn from escrow accounts. If funds exhaust, the Odd Fellows will cover further costs. State nursing home rule changes requiring more 24 hour care pressured the home, said Carter, who warned the facility would be put out of business.
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