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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1978

Page

10

Indiana Reading Test Shows Hoosier Students At Prewar Levels

statewide study finds reading ability among Indiana sixth and tenth graders as good as in 1945, with lower dropout rates and more class time devoted to reading cited as key factors. Researchers note no direct reasons yet, but emphasize improved comprehension when adjusted for age differences.

Indianapolis Hoosier Roger Farr Farr Indiana University School of Education I.U State Department of Public Instruction Indiana Iowa

Ethics key in case of doctor cited in strangling of newborn

SASTA ANA Calif AP with testimony ended attorneys proposed legal instructions to help jurors decide if Dr William Waddill Jr strangled a live infant after a failed abortion. Prosecution and defense clash over whether jurors may consider the doctor’s moral obligations. Judge Turner privately questioned such a moral instruction, defense opposing it. Waddill, 42, is accused as witnesses recount him ordering staff away and allegedly strangling the baby after a blue and gasp ing fetus case. he denies causing death, saying the infant was dying on arrival.

Sowa Ves A Orain Namagen Waddill John Menkes UCLA

Runner who survived 2000-foot fall aims Boston Marathon

Roger Reynolds, told doctors he might never walk again after a 1974 stunt jump left him with shattered bones, has endured months of rehab and returned to running. Now 25, he plans to race the Boston Marathon four years after the near fatal accident, chasing a personal goal of 4000 jumps and a self determined exit from the sport.

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