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The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1994
Page
3
Merit Scholarship biased against girls lawsuit charges
A Boston based consumer group FairTest files a federal complaint alleging the National Merit Scholarship Program discriminates against girls by using PSAT scores to award more than 25 million dollars a year in scholarships. The group seeks to end merit awards based solely on timed multiple choice tests while noting girls’ higher grades but lower test scores. Officials for College Board and Educational Testing Service deny the charges, citing course rigor differences.
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FairTest Organization
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U.S. Education Department
Office of Civil Rights
FairTest
Marcia Thurmond
National Merit Scholarship Corp
Evanston
Elaine Detweiler
Corporation
ACLU
New York State
Man charged in Sara Wood kidnapping case
A Herkimer County prosecutor said arrest warrants charge Lewis Lent Jr. with second degree murder and first degree kidnapping in the disappearance of 12 year old Sara Anne Wood. Lent gave police a map to the buried body.
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Sara Anne Wood
Massachusetts
Lewis Lent Jr
North Adams
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Sara
Litchfield
Albany
Raquette Lake
Lent
Daley
Robert Wood
Wood
Pittsfield
Sara Wood
Police find girl living alone as mother charged
A 12 year old girl was found alone in a Levittown home after police forced entry when no answer came to knocks. The mother Phyllis Hall, 46, surrendered after a warrant was issued. she is charged with endangering the welfare of a child. The girl attended Franklin D Roosevelt Junior High and is now placed with a Philadelphia child welfare facility while investigations continue.
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Kevin Burns
Levittown, Pa
Burns
Bristol Township
Stonybrook
Phyllis
Hall
Michael Manto
Bristol
Levittown
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bucks County Division of Children and Youth
Catch-22 author Heller writes sequel Closing Time
Joseph Heller, author of Catch-22, has written a sequel titled Closing Time. The manuscript was delivered to Simon & Schuster last week and is set in present-day New York rather than continuing the World War I Mediterranean ending. Milo Minderbinder becomes a defense contractor and media mogul, while Yossarian becomes a business and public relations consultant.
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Heller
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New York
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