Children Have Own BB Gun Battle at Camp Blue Devil
A Montgomery County recreation official says allowing 8 to 12 year old children to fire BB guns without adult supervision was a mistake. At Springbrook High School a group fired at cans and pointed guns at each other while unsupervised for about 20 minutes. No injuries were reported. Camp counselors had taught gun safety prior to shooting as part of a four two week session camp. Campers paid 95 dollars per session and enjoy riflery alongside golf and soccer.
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Levitan Vindicated Over Annapolis Packing Plant Case
Annapolis senator Laur ence Levitan was declared totally vindicated by the Joint Committee on Legislative Ethics after a five percent hour inquiry into a proposed property purchase partly owned by Levitan. The panel found no grounds for impropriety and noted that funds would be used to acquire adjacent property for a waterfront park. The ethics hearing involved 13 witnesses in a closed session.
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Baltimore teachers consider dress code at Northwestern High
Principal Boyse F Mosley proposes a voluntary staff dress code at Northwestern High School to ban open collars for men and slacks for women. He would form a committee with teachers staff and parents to set standards. Approval requires a majority of about 75 teachers.男性教师需穿西装领带女性需着裙装丝袜高跟鞋。
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Norton named interim chancellor for Maryland system
Norton, 67, signs a six month contract to lead the University of Maryland System replacing John Toll as the Board of Regents searches for a permanent appointee. He vows to meet deadlines and articulate the system vision while working with regents and campus presidents. The appointment follows Board chair Peter O Malley’s resignation after a faculty senate no confidence vote at the Baltimore campus.
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Hagerstown approves city drug testing policy
Hagerstown officials approved a policy allowing drug and alcohol testing of city workers when a supervisor suspects impairment. Suspicious behavior includes slurred speech unsteady gait odor of alcohol or job safety concerns. Tests may include breathalyzer blood or urine samples with possible discipline for refusals and steps to seek confidential help.
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