Hood College tightens alcohol policy on campus
Hood College implements a strict alcohol policy aiming to reduce misuse. A 9 level infractions system includes warnings and fines, with expulsion for drug manufacturing. students face parental notification and mandatory seminars for hosts. Protest by Mount students and concerns about social life noted.
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Fey
Hohenstein
Baltimore
Hood College
Hood
Helena Cole
Ms. Cole
Zoll
Dr. Zoll
Ras
Rabies Study Seeks Feasibility Of Raccoon Baiting Program
The health department weighs expanding baiting to curb rabies in raccoons. Costs could run tens of thousands of dollars and duration of immunity remains unknown. Officials plan a spring 2000 test with baiting in April and trapping later, with results to county commissioners in July as Frederick County reports 29 rabies cases year to date.
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Mr. Bohn
Apri
Bohn
Frederick County
Driver fined after striking suspected shoplifter during arrest
Richard Kennon, 28, agreed in Frederick County District Court to plead guilty to an amended charge of driving being negligent after a May 25 incident on Taney Avenue. Police and Staples employees chased three thieves who stole over $1,000 in computer gear when one suspect darted into the road and was hit, flipping onto Kennon’s hood. Authorities said Kennon was released after questioning and disputed police accounts. The plea was arranged late Tuesday night.
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Rolle
Tom Sinton
Richard Bradley Kennon
Frederick County
Kennon
Seventh Street
Taney Avenue
Staples
Mr. Kennon
Con artist targetting churches warned by Frederick County Sheriff
Frederick County Sheriff's Office issued a warning about a con artist posing as a pastor from the Frederick area who calls churches and asks workers to pass money to a supposed relative. A man was arrested at a church on Wednesday night after arriving by taxi. a woman in the cab fled. Police seek tips from the public at 301-631-3750.
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Carroll County
Frederick County
Ms. Provin
Sgt. Grotte
Sheriff’s Office
Bos
Richard Rochford
Seventy six year old man cannot keep clothes on
Pe kin Illinois AP reports 76 year old Robert Norton was convicted on two misdemeanor disorderly conduct charges for public nudity including gardening in work gloves sandals and a straw hat. Judge J Peter Ault ordered him to stay clothed in public or face up to 14 months in jail. Norton remarked I can not assure anything and hoped the heat wave was over.
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PEKIN
Robert Norton
Norton
J. Peter Ault
New Market Row on Cafe Carryout Rules
The Santee Sedna board voted to permit carry out cafe service inside the General Store with four or more tables, keeping seating inside and no external advertising. Mr. Carrier said no operation changes are needed, and the board session adjourned with discussion of the cafe wording and table limits.
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Santee Sedna Tee
Comte Senne
Cary
Court case details dog abuse and suspended sentence
The article notes a dog starvation case where Susan Bachinski reported the April 1998 incident and a dog was revived by a veterinarian after hospital intake. Mr Main pleaded guilty in District Court to animal cruelty and received 30 days, a $1000 fine, and costs, with suspension pending appeal to Circuit Court. other local notes mention Middletown High staff changes and coaching status.
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Susan Bachinski
Main
Daniel Moylan
Frederick County
Middletown High Heape
Tim Ambrose
Middletown
Iain
Frederick County Education Remarks Highlight Change Ahead
Frederick County School Superintendent Jack Dale addressed listeners on the future of education in the information age. He noted industry shifts, citing that only 16 of the 100 largest firms at the century’s start remain, and that half of Fortune 500 firms disappeared in the 1980s. He praised former superintendent Noel Farmer for laying a strong foundation.
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Frederick County
Jack Dale
Dr Dale
Noel Farmer
Noel
FCC hires consultant to boost enrollment diversity plan
The Frederick Community College board hired Dr. Avon Garrett to analyze county demographics and enrollments to guide a new diversity director. Garrett, who runs an Owings Mills firm, will be paid about 44000 and will coordinate with Fort Detrick and Frederick County Public Schools. The college also updated its intensive marketing for spring and summer enrollments, including 130 radio ads and targeted outreach to ages 22 to 40 as enrollment rose to 1377 from 1281.
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Frederick Community College Board
Avon Garrett
Owings Mills
Garrett
le Anne
Fort Detick
Frederick County
Planet
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