Mock Civil War Battle Reenacts Near Jefferson Barracks
Ten thousand spectators watched a recreated Civil War skirmish outside St Louis near Jefferson Barracks. Union troops faced gray Confederates in an afternoon duel while Abe Lincoln and two youngsters inspected a real Civil War cannon amid period costumes.
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Federal aid boosts education funding despite enrollments drop
Washington reports a $480 million increase in federal education aid for the year even as national enrollment falls about 200,000 students. The 1978-79 bill totals $7.9 billion across elementary, secondary and postsecondary schools with added transition funding. Experts warn funding lags inflation and focus shifts to low income and disadvantaged students while college aid grows to meet rising costs.
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Effort to blind U S satellites provokes lunch menu detour
The report describes alleged Soviet experiments to blind U S ground based early warning satellites using infrared devices. Analysts caution evidence is inconclusive but note potential to disrupt missile detection. Separate lunch menus list school meals in Deer Park and Barkers Hollow with varied entrees and desserts.
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Unhappy Judges Face Jailhouse Lawyers Growth
The Associated Press reports jailhouse lawyers are increasing across cities as defendants, unable to afford lawyers, seek self representation. Judges discourage self representation, fearing lengthy, complex proceedings though a 1972 memorandum and a 1973 Faretta ruling influence use.
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90 Year Old Worker Finds Joy in Dallas Center Job
Alvavez, 90, now works at the Dallas County Nutrition Center under the Senior Community Service Aides Project. He worked in the calisthenics trade as a pipe layer, enjoys fast pace, and arrives early to sweep floors and help with decorations. He says age is not a hurdle and he stays active. He was born in Corpus Christi and moved to Dallas at 16.
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