Park West High Could Shape New Schools Chancellor
New York City confronts a troubled Park West High School as Richard Green begins as head of the nation’s largest district. With weapons rumors, violence, and staff shortages, the school’s status tests whether Green can reform a system facing widespread dropout and safety fears.
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Prying Popovers And Polly Letters From 1984
Dear Polly guides grease for popover pans and alternatives for bakeware. Readers learn to use straight sided or muffin pans and even custard cups, with notes on removing stains, rug spots, non skid steps, and whole wheat breads. Includes a Polly’s Pointers subscription note and eggnog usage ideas.
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Cleveland
Grass Damage at Kemptown Elementary School
Vehicles spun on the grass around Kemptown Elementary School in Kemptown Sunday between 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. causing about $250 in damage. Frederick County Sheriff’s Department says Sgt. Kirby Maybush estimates the loss and Deputy Jim Fogle continues the investigation.
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University of Maryland Journalism Dean's Scholarship Program Opens
The College of Journalism at University of Maryland College Park invites Maryland high school journalists to apply for the Dean's Scholarship in Journalism. Nomination, packet deadline March 6 1988. Award includes a $10,000 four year renewable grant, plus a Maryland Masthead Award.
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College of Journalism
College Park
Maryland
University of Maryland College Park
Lois Kay
Heritage Open House at Heritage Academy Hagerstown
Heritage Academy of Hagerstown invites parents to an open house March 15 to 18 from 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Learn about enrollment options at this independent Christian school serving kindergarten through 12th grade on Walnut Point Road, six miles west of Hagerstown. Call (301) 582-2600 for details.
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Heritage Academy
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Two Virginia residents charged with cocaine and cannabis possession
Maryland State Police at Frederick reported several weekend incidents including vandalism and drug cases. Manassas residents Andrew Koliadko and Cassandra Koliadko were charged with possession of cocaine marijuana and paraphernalia after police found drugs in plain sight in their parked vehicle on US 15 near Emmitsburg. Cassandra Koliadko was also charged with driving under the influence. Both were released on cash bonds pending trial.
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Manassas
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Scott Yinger
U.S. 15
Emmitsburg
Andrew Bruce Koliadko
Cassandra Rene Koliadko
Jefferson’ Boulevard
Tie. D.K. Stone
Ridge Road
Tie
Audie Murphy
Reagan hints at signing contra aid bill with humanitarian focus
President Reagan told the American Legion that he would sign a humanitarian only contra aid package if it preserves the option to seek military funds later. He warned Congress to expedite a mechanism for potential military aid and noted the House Rules Committee would consider a $30.5 million bill lacking military funding. The president spoke ahead of a NATO summit and referenced stalled peace talks with the Sandinistas.
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Lime Kiln Celebrations Include Births and Anniversaries
Lime Kiln residents share news of births and anniversaries, including the birth of Leslie Danielle Baugher at Frederick Memorial Hospital, sympathy for Catherine Mayne, and updates on Daniel and Henry Baugher, plus upcoming March birthdays and multiple local visitations.
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Leslie Danielle
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Catherine Mayne
Henry Baugher
William Spring
Cindy Jones
Ann Welty
Philip Scheetz
Johnson Steinhaus
Junior May
Randy
Brunswick
Ethel Smith
Bonnie Hunter
Buckeystown
Paul DeGrange
Frederick
John Webb
Knoxville
Richard Smith
Pleasant View
Paul May
Buckeystown Pike
Myrtle McDonald
Lewis Ayler
Jeffrey
Ayler Drive
Henry Baugher Sr
Slots banned in laundries in Clark County
Clark County commissioners voted to bar new slot machine licenses in laundries bakeries doughnut shops fast food restaurants movie theaters and professional offices in Las Vegas area. Existing licenses remain valid. Laundries owners rely on slot revenue which makes about a quarter of their income in some cases.
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Clark County
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