Louisville Schools Open Quietly on Desegregation Plan
Louisville-Jefferson County schools opened the second year of court ordered desegregation amid praise from both sides. Judge James F. Gordon welcomed the absence of incidents as attendance reached 94,548, well below the projected 116,881, with white flight contributing to the drop.
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Louisville, Ky
U.S. Dist
James F. Gordon
Louisville-Jefferson County
Assoc. Supt
Dave Espin
Gordon
Osteopathic Standards Committee Formed to Review Student Records
A committee to develop osteopathic standards will review overall achievement and performance records of Doctor of Osteopathy students for promotion graduation remediation retention course repetition and dismissal. It will also set grading guidelines and define committee procedures. Chairman Richard E. Ham emphasizes support over removal. Members include Ham Atkins Myers Shelly Johnson Epstein Miller Buckholz with J Langdon Taylor assisting staff.
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Gerald A. Faverman
College of Medicine
Richard E. Ham
The
Medical College
Ham
Charles G. Atkins
Frank W. Myers
Robert K. Shelly
Peter Johnson
Sheldon M. Epstein
Lamar C. Miller
Gilbert S. Buckholz
J. Langdon Taylor
Sheriff's School 21 Officers Certified
Twenty one officers earned state certificates after completing Athens County Sheriff Paul Brown's second basic training school. Graduates include deputies Jerry Tolson James King Earl White and others from multiple towns. Instructors included attorneys judges and agency personnel. Following ceremonies families shared a potluck at Dow Lake.
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Athens County
Paul Brown
Brown
Jerry Tolson
Rome
James King
Lee
Earl White
Athens
Gerard M Augenstein
Ivan B Wolfe
Carl Joe Bush II
Terry Harvey
Ames
Ernest Baker
Charles McMullen
Canaan
Gary L Bennett
Ronald Arlen Brown
Ted Rupe
Glouster
Milford Bolton
Vinton County
Shirley A. Fouty
Belpre
James Patton
Raymond J. Misner
Tim Irwin
Nelsonville
Ted McKnight
Coolville
Plane Explodes In Air Near Memphis
A private Beechcraft twin engine plane from Ohio with at least two passengers crashed and burned in a remote Tipton County field about 25 miles northeast of Memphis. Officials could not confirm names or home base. Air traffic control had radio contact with the pilot until about 10 40 p m.
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Covington, Tenn
Ohio
Tipton County
Alan Stoddard
Memphis International Airport
Mansfield
Memphis
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Bill Kellerman
Citizens Against Busing
Jefferson County
Male High School
Sheriff’s School
David Frey
Michael Ward
William Grim
Alan Goldsberry
Ronald DeVeau
Commons Pleas
Lowell Howard
Robert Guinn
William Kane
Ohio University
Security Department
Karl Saddler
State High Patrol
Jon Masood
Mac Ellis
FBI
David Gwilym
Clyde Lor
Red Cross First Aid
Robert
Kellerman
Southern High School
Boston
Preston Highway
Ernest Grayson
Mae
Goments
Imel
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