Seton students qualify for SAT tests
Five seventh graders at Mother Seton School Emmitsburg qualify for the January SAT under Johns Hopkins OTID Talent Search. They must reach the 7th percentile to test and could access PYGY SMPY courses at Hopkins. Other items include a Fredericktown Parents Without Partners orientation and a Little Heiskell Ski Club December meeting with trip openings.
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Mother Seton School
Emmitsburg
Office of Talent Identification and Development
OTID
Johns Hopkins University
Pierre Gauthier
Jonathan Jacques
Joseph Jacques
Sabillasville
Amy Purdom
James Purdom III
New Windsor
Richard Smith
Richard Smith Jr
Taneytown
Fredericktown
Parents Without Partners, Inc
PWP
Trinity United Methodist Church
Patrick St
Frederick
Parents Without Partners Inc
Dolly
Little Heiskeil
Maryland
Loyola Federal Savings & Loan
North Potomac St
Hagerstown
Elk Mountiin
Greek Peak
Bill Clowser
Bible’s Ski Shop
Hood College Graduate Spring Registration Update
Hood College announces spring graduate courses with over 70 offerings across fields from recombinant techniques to statistics. Classes begin January 28 with many evening sessions, off campus sites in Hagerstown and Germantown, and three telecourses via Frederick Cablevision.
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Hood College Graduate School
Hood
Hagerstown
Germantown
Frederick Cablevision
Rosenstock Hall
Hood College
Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools
Washington, D.C
Baltimore
Hood Graduate School
Maryland
Graduate School
Duke faculty blocks Nixon library museum plan
Duke University faculty won a clash over a Nixon library museum on campus. President Terry Sanford said the museum would attract sightseers the university cannot accommodate, aligning with Academic Council's stance against glorifying the former president who attended Duke Law School.
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Durham
N.C
Duke University
Richard Nixon
Duke
Terry Sanford
Youth receives five year term in burglary case
Christopher Joseph Ladino, 18, of Edgewood Church Road, was sentenced to five years for burglary of a home in Shookstown containing guns, camera gear, and loudspeakers. Judge Wenner suspended three years and ordered two years in jail with no work release, plus restitution of 162.90 and drug counseling. Co defendant Ivan Todd received the same sentence. Barry Wyrick awaits sentencing. Three juveniles were involved. they were handled by juvenile court. Weedon, 22, John Hanson Apartments, admitted robbery in a plea deal. other charges dismissed.
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Shookstown
Colsa
Christopher Joseph Ladino
Edgewood Church Road
William W. Wenner
Ladino
Frederick County
David Leslie Bunner
Bunner
Harry Weedon
John Hanson
William Leckemby
Weedon
Donegan’s Liquors
Admitted assault leaves clerk with head wound in Weedon case
Weedon admits striking a clerk with a bottle during a confrontation that caused a head wound to Avner Kadash police said. He faces 3 to 16 years and has been held since Aug 35. Weedon statements during presentencing investigation are noted by Judge Weaner.
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Weedon
Ste
Avner Kadash
Iirae
Seine
Weaner
Weeden
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Christopher Gauthier
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Lake Charles
Edwin Hughes
Simonis
East Baton Rouge
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Baton Rouge
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Old Crow
Piess Beer
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Old RT. 40
Braddock Mountain
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Frederick Shopping Center
Frederick Towne Mall
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