MARYLAND BRIEFING

MARYLAND BRIEFING

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Saturday, December 9, 2006

STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM

Appeals Court Vacates Sentence of Ex-Chairman

A federal appeals court said yesterday that Nathan A. Chapman Jr., a former state university system chairman convicted of fraud and other crimes two years ago, was improperly sentenced to a longer term than could be supported by jury findings.

The 4th Circuit Court of Appeals said guidelines were miscalculated when Chapman was sentenced to 90 months. The sentence was vacated and the case remanded.

-- Eric Rich

PRINCE GEORGE'S SCHOOLS

Teacher Job Fair Tomorrow in Greenbelt

Prince George's County schools will hold the first of five career fairs today for teachers. Participants must preregister online at http://https://careers.pgcps.org/fair/. It will be from 8 to 11 a.m. at Eleanor Roosevelt High School in Greenbelt. Applicants should bring copies of their résumé, transcripts, teaching certificate, reference letters and National Teacher Examination/PRAXIS scores.



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