New expulsion policy tightens rules in Prince George's schools
The Prince George's County Board of Education approved a tougher expulsion policy by a 5-1 vote in an emergency bill. Superintendent John Murphy pushed response to a recent Sarattsville High School fight involving students from three schools and a high speed chase with weapons found in a student vehicle. The policy, effective Tuesday, covers about 50,000 students in grades 7 through 12.
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Prince George’s
Ma. Johnson
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Controllers organizing new union in Chicago
AP reports a new air traffic controllers union NATCA claims to be a fresh start with new people and no strike clause. The group aims to represent controllers, meeting in Chicago with about 200 organizers, following PATCO’s 1981 collapse under Reagan.
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National Air Traffic Controllers Association
John Thornton
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Gregory Construction Low Bid For Myersville Water Pipeline
Gregory Construction Co. of Hanover Pa. led eight bids at 182 500 for a 12 inch 6 800 foot pipeline to boost Myersville water pressure and support growth. McDonalds financed 21 6 percent, with next bid 204 400. Council must review bids, secure loan, set public hearing, and schedule construction.
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Wolfsville man in critical condition after shooting
Lawrence Beverlin, 22, was rushed to Washington County Hospital with a penetrating chest wound after a shooting at the Beverlin residence on Meeting House Road. Myersville Volunteer Fire Co transported him at about 9:50 a.m. State police opened an investigation and provided no further details by deadline.
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Lawrence Beverlin
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Myersville Volunteer Fire Co
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Israeli Jets Hit Targets East of Beirut in Lebanon
Police report Israeli warplanes attacked targets in the hills east of Beirut near Bayssour Keyfoun and Fitat about 12 miles from the capital. Eight jets conducted four bombing runs setting ablaze suspected Palestinian guerrilla bases.
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Lebanon
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Fugitive Wounded After Abduction Spree Across States
Michael W. Jackson, 40, sought since Monday for killing a federal probation officer and a convenience store owner, wounded in a Tuesday night shootout with police in O Falls. He had abducted four people momentarily and commandeered vehicles during the escape before being wounded and vowing not to be taken alive.
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Jacks
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Indianapolis
Donald Cox
Indiana State Police
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