Enrollment surge prompts new term at Anderson High School
General meetings set for a Tuesday in September as Anderson High School outlines open for all three classes. The Chad government closes borders amid Sudanese conflict but enrollment expects around 2100 with 4,100 projected for fall. New staff, locker rules, and book sales planned. classes begin September 3 with a mix of eight periods and adjusted lunch.
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Chad
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Anderson High School
Pria
Jomores
Githe
Sudan
Noel Douglass
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State Parks Plan Pushes Modern Cash Registers
AP report notes federal and state officials urging Indiana to reopen factories, improve park revenue systems, and replace old street car meters with cash registrars. The State Board cites security and accounting reforms, while Bryce Bottom reports ongoing progress to fix misrecorded park income and state receipts.
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Fis
Statesca
Department of Nz
State Board
Allen
Bryce Bottom
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War Mothers Add Names to Memorial Plaque Shirley Illinois
Shirley War Mothers president Mrs Chester Maxwell reports adding names and year dates for the Servicemen's Plaque in Shir ley Hew contact Mrs Maxwell to list a son’s name. Youth group to host car wash Saturday Aug 27 at Baker’s Car Wash 1:30 to 4 p.m. film Time and Eternity shown later. Cincinnati Zoo trip postponed to Sept 10. Commencement attendees from Shirley and Indianapolis and Muncie. Miss Starkey to teach Spanish at Browns town High School.
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Ray Wamipole
Nancy Starkey
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Martyn Jo Starkey
Hall State University
Richard Collins
Muncie
Columbus
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City puts up bilingual signs warn against littering
AP reports Philadelphia installs English and Spanish notices scolding littering. Residents question accuracy of translations noting signs discourage hanging washing in the street rather than a direct no littering command. Maria Bonet, former Spanish newspaper editor, questions who did the translations.
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Sams
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Uae
Squirrel Hunt Ends With Monkey Surprise
In Logansport Indiana AP report, squirrel hunter Ray House found his downed target was a monkey, causing disbelief as the animal appeared from a tree with unclear origin. The odd mishap halted the hunt and left questions about how the animal reached the area.
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Ray House
Dixie Schools Lose Millions In U S Funds
Atlanta AP reports federal aid stopped for 39 southern school districts cutting millions in support. Louisiana loses most, with Sabine Parish noting a $15,100 to $20,000 vocational aid drop. Georgia Alabama and Mississippi balance cuts with local tax hikes and state actions over civil rights guidelines.
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Raleigh Alford
Sabine Parish
Louisiana
Alford
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
George C. Wallace
Wallace
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