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Md. K-12: Criticism easy, reform ideas scarce
David Anderson and Herbert Walberg's commentary ("Are Md. schools really No. 1?" May 20) ignores the Maryland taxpayers and elected officials who have invested in Maryland's education programs from pre-K to higher education; the professional educators and...Tags: Teachers, Teaching and Learning, Ellicott City, Students
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Waldo Gene St. Clair, of Jenner Township
Waldo Gene St. Clair, of Jenner Township, died May 31, 2012 at Siemon's Lakeview Manor. Born May 2, 1924 in Jenner Township, he is the son of the late Dorsey L. and Stella Alda (Buechley) St. Clair. Also preceded in death by his wife, Betty L. (Willison)...Tags: John Anderson, Somerset County (Pennsylvania), Robert Anderson
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CORRECTED-ANALYSIS-Economic worry tightens U.S. CEOs' grip on spending
Reuters(Corrects spelling to "Stephenson," paragraph 5) * Weak U.S. jobs report spooks Wall Street * Europe, China remain key areas of concern * "People aren't hiring a lot in the U.S," AT&T CEO says * CEOs keep sharp eye on costs * Scars of recession still...Tags: Mitt Romney, Corporate Officers, Executive Branch, General Electric Company, Finance
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Analysis: Economic worry tightens CEOs' grip on spending
ReutersBOSTON (Reuters) - CEOs will hold their wallets a little bit tighter heading into the summer after the long-awaited recovery in U.S. employment stumbled in May. The United States had been a relative bright spot this year in a troubled world economy...Tags: Mitt Romney, Corporate Officers, Executive Branch, General Electric Company, Finance
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St. Francis graduates say farewell
Family and friends of St. Francis High School's 2012 graduating class turned out Saturday morning to watch 165 young men receive their diplomas. The ceremony followed a Friday-night baccalaureate Mass at St. Bede the Venerable. The young men...
Tags: Awards and Prizes, Schools, High Schools
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Tennis: Semifinals, regional qualifiers set in Bay Rivers singles tournament (complete with all Saturday results here)
Daily PressNEWPORT NEWS -- Jamestown's Abby Hunt was the only unseeded player to reach the semifinals of the Bay Rivers District tennis tournament, which began Saturday at Huntington Park. Hunt ousted No. 4 seed Brook Byrd of Warhill 6-2, 6-3 in the opening round,...Tags: Jamestown (Jamestown, Virginia), Grafton, Tennis, Smithfield
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Quilt show Friday, Saturday
The Aberdeen Recreation and Cultural Center will play host Friday and Saturday to the Sew Wonderful Quilt Show. The Aberdeen Area and Candlelight quilt guilds sponsor the show, which runs from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday....
Tags: Music, Watertown, Concerts
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Heritage Academy honor roll
Heritage Academy Third marking period Distinguished honor roll Grade one — Sophia Alsip, Savannah Brosius, Luke Churchey, Bridget Dahn, Erin Fisler, Caitlyn Hahn, Millie Henesy, Christian Luhn, Joy Mongan, Reese Mongan, Will Oates, Savannah Poe,... -
City Shows Off Saenger Theater Renovation Work
ABC26 NewsIt is one of New Orleans' grand theaters, but since Hurricane Katrina the Saenger has been silent. Sure, after the storm, the city made an effort to repair the marquee. But now, the lights are removed and the wood frame of the marquee is exposed. The...Tags: Hurricane Katrina (2005), Palace Theater
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Texas suffers most costly drought in history
COLLEGE STATION - Texas agricultural losses due to the 2011 drought reached a record $7.62 billion, making it the most costly drought in history, according to updated totals by Texas AgriLife Extension Service economists. “2011 was the driest year on...Tags: Agriculture, Marketing, Weather Reports, Travis Miller, Water Supply
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Worker killed in I-465 construction zone accident
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Police say a highway worker was killed when an excavator backed into him while placing concrete barriers in an Interstate 465 construction zone on the northeast side of Indianapolis. State police Sgt. Ray Poole says the...Tags: Highway Transportation, Accidental Death
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Beef prices expected to climb for next 2 years
LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) - Consumers should expect higher beef prices for the next two years due to the smallest cattle herd in 60 years, and it's unclear whether costs will drop in later years because growing demand could keep supplies tight even as...Tags: Agriculture, U.S. Department of Agriculture
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