Six Public Schools to Offer Special Education in Fall
Six public schools will provide special education classes this fall as districts expand facilities and place special rooms in regular school buildings. Dr. Gallagher notes the plan aims to broaden access for students and reduce travel for many learners.
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Last U S Whale Fleet Visited Antarctic in 1940
Washington reports the final United States whaling fleet to visit Antarctica sailed in 1940 while 17 foreign fleets accounted for 70 of the world’s whale catch. The industry is regulated by treaties and groups with sympathetic teachers and adjusted workloads.
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United States
Antarctz
Shirley Tax Hike Stirred By Street Cleanup Demands
Shirley residents urged the town board this week to fund a new police car and curb dirty streets junk yards and tax burdens. At meetings since spring they urged action while some owners support a higher tax to cover town needs. The 1957 tax rate was set at 220 dollars per thousand, 5 cents above last year and 20 cents over the final rate approved by the State Tax Commission.
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Scotland Yard Charges Man With Slayings
London police say unemployed John Edwin Witney, 36, has been charged on three counts of murder over the killings of three undercover detectives near Wormwood Scrubs prison. He is to be arraigned Tuesday as investigators pursue other suspects linked to organized crime.
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British Pipeline
Property Owners Oppose Killbuck Dam Construction
Seven Alexandria Pike property owners filed to halt city officials from building a permanent Killbuck Creek dam as part of a 3.4 million water resources expansion. The suit names the City Council Board of Public Works and engineers Henry B. Steeg and Associates, arguing the project would flood homes and cause irreparable damage while no provisions to lower water levels are shown. Plaintiffs include Reichart Brown Rendebush Rendebush Huffman Haifman Eldridge and Eldridge represented by Marion W. Withers seeking injunction against enforcement.
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Paperworkers Reach New Contract After Regional Strike
Union workers at four Weyerhaeuser plants including Middlebury folding carton facility approve a 16 year contract with a 35 cent hourly raise. About 200 Middlebury employees to return to work Tuesday after the strike began August 1. A single contract will cover Weyerhaeuser plants in eight states with a 1968 effective date.
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Lafayette
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Elkhart County
Calf Crop in Indiana Predicted Down in 1966 Report
Purdue University estimates Lafayette area calf crop for 1966 at 606100 head, five percent below 1965 and three percent under the 1960-64 average. There were 748000 cows and heifers two years old and older on hand January 1 1966, down five percent from a year ago and four percent below the 1960-64 average. Calves born per two year old and older cow and heifer was 88 percent in 1966. Spring pastures were good but drought-like deficiencies in recent weeks lowered pasture quality.
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