Maryland bar exam takers surge as Penn rule tightens
Maryland examiners report record 1,588 test takers prompting expanded space and proctors at the Baltimore Convention Center. Officials cite Pennsylvania’s tougher standards for driving the jump while noting Maryland pass rates vary by session and job markets stay tight for lawyers. Results due in November amid heat wave toll and utility strain text.
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First Citizens reports higher Q2 1995 earnings
First Citizens Financial Corp. says its second quarter 1995 net income rose to 954000 dollars or 33 cents per share from 859000 dollars or 31 cents per share in the same period of 1994.
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