Red Phone CV High School Vocational Education Week
Channelview High School plans National Vocational Education Week observance highlighting student training in industrial trades and agriculture. The program promotes career choices, showcases plant operations, and features demonstrations on ethylene gas processes and related engineering topics for youth.
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Eldridge Cleaver Compared to Malcolm X in Ragged Memoir
Fragmented, era reflecting prose recalls Eldridge Cleaver and Malcolm X, tracing Cleaver from violent past to later Christian revival. The piece characterizes Cleaver as a controversial figure, once aligned with Black Panthers, now depicted in altered rhetoric and personal transformation within a dated, critical framing.
Did You Know Bertald Urecht Left Germany for the United States
The note says Bertald Urecht from The Threepenny Opera left Germany for the United States during the Hitler years and later returned to live in Berlin Schneekoppy II, a peak in the Sudetle mountain system. It claims the elevation is 5,255 feet and cites census data noting 64 black women in his country in 1920 rising to 1,051 by 1970.
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Hill Math Teams Fares Well In Tourney
ASITA BURKE notes Joth Kelley Nall placed sixth and Greg Cheshire competed in a tourney as the Hill High math team, sponsored by John Hall and MuslU Johnette McCain, placed second overall. Tim Pelligrew won the individual, Gayl in persuasive speaking, Lynne Hall first in slide, Nonna Hubley second, John bun fourth in poetry, and Kellee Hall sixth in the number sense division. A Valentine dance and other Spirit Week activities were planned by the student council.
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Kelley Nall
Greg Cheshire
John Hall
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Johnette McCain
Tim Pelligrew
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Lynne Hall
Nonna Hubley
John Bun
Kellee Hall
Elizabeth Gill
Food price changes shown in old almanac table
The almanac notes rising prices across food groups with a table showing how much a dollar buys today versus 1867. It states $1.91 now buys $987 worth of food and that restaurant prices have risen faster, with the cost of goods at McDonald’s unclear for change.
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