COIN system aids middle school career exploration
COIN or Coordinated Occupational Information Network is a computer based career and college guidance tool for middle school students. Using an Apple computer the system guides selections through seven questions on interests working conditions education and salary helping students understand job requirements and related fields while linking to microfiche records and future college options.
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COIN
Project Basic
JoAnne Drinkwater
Monocacy Middle
Charlotte Thompson
Bell
Spicer Bell
Memocacy Middle School
Freddy Coogle
Community programs and county conservation efforts highlighted
Articles detail the COIN system in schools aiding job readiness for youths, and a Vindobona Nursing Home auxiliary planning spring activities and a March Sundae Party fundraiser. A water conservation project near Boyds seeks federal cost sharing to protect Seneca Creek Lake, reducing sediment and nutrient loads. Maryland debates gambling in private clubs with a Senate vote, and a House lift on Frederick bingo jackpots is proposed.
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Vindobona Nursing Home
Braddock Heights
Ardith Pearel
Joyce Clements
BOYDS
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Gerald R. Calhoun
Little Seneca Creek
Conservation Service
Calhoun
Seneca Creek
Prince Georges
Montgomery
Annapolis
Washington
Frederick Counties
Maryland Senate
Senate
Edward P. Thomas
D-Frederick
Charles H. Smelser
D-Carroll
Frederick
Victor Cushna
D-Allegany
Maryland
House of Delegates
Frederick County
Thomas
House
Allegany
Garrett
Unrecorded Dynasty Record Sparks Chinese History Debate
The text notes that the first recorded dynasty of China is the Hsia, dating roughly from 2000 BC to 1500 BC, implying earlier or alternative dynastic histories. It highlights that scholars debate the exact origins and classification of these ancient rulers and their historicity.
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China
Hsia
Two Convicted In Rigged Fair Gaming Machines Case
Rockville Montgomery County Prosecutor Bruce Sherman secured guilty verdicts against Thomas Wells and William Kelaita for possession of rigged gaming machines and related charges at a county fair. Wells and Kelaita faced fines and probation, with evidence from FBI agent Arthur Eberhart detailing deceptive operation of Steam Shovel and Mighty Pay loaders.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Bruce Sherman
Montgomery
Thomas L. Wells
Richardson
Texas
William Kelaita
Orlando
Fla
Sherman
Sixth District Circuit Court
Rosalyn Bell
Wells
Kelaita
FBI
Arthur Eberhart
Tuey Wue US
Kelaite
Daniel Cassidy
Sonner
Cassidy
Miles Alban
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Anne M. Kelley
News-Post
Vindobona
Marge Dilling
Mary Ann Patterson
The
Heart Association
Ana
Montgomery Bureau
Jackie Bell
Walkersville FE 1
Frederick Towne
Yanci Breas
Steve Wisner
Keith Back
Sam Yul
Republic
Herry Britter
Carl Colter
Floyd L. Culler, Inc
South Carroll Street
Gur
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