Texas Faces Severe Shortage Of Qualified Teachers
Editorial outlines a 25 year high in Texas teacher shortages per the Texas State Teachers Association. Results show 5,492 fully qualified teachers needed across 1,069 districts, with more than 10,000 teachers teaching on emergency permits. TSTA and TASA urge immediate state action to raise salaries to at least the national average to attract fully qualified staff.
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Texas State Teachers Association
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Massive search widens for Valerie Percy killer
Kenilworth police and Chicago Crime Laboratory team probe Valerie Percy murder, carrying 17 bags of evidence from her home. Investigators fingerprint 220 people, canvas hardware firms, and scour Lake Michigan shores for the weapon, while noting no suspects after two weeks of inquiry.
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F. Richard Ciccone
Valerie Percy
Charles H. Percy
Kenilworth
Chicago Crime Laborator
Daniel Dragel
Dragel
Percy
Robert M. Daley
Chicago
Percys
Valerie
Daley
The Well Child: choking hazards and prevention tips
An article explains how objects in a child's mouth can be dangerous from coins to buttons and pins. It notes that inhaled foreign bodies are most deadly to under fours, describes the bronchoscope’s diagnostic power, and lists prevention rules including keeping pins closed, avoiding small parts, removing bones, and proper choking response with a doctor’s call.
Crude oil price hike posted by Sun Oil in Texas
Sun Oil Co raised the price of West Texas intermediate sweet crude by five cents per barrel. The new top price reaches 3.06 dollars for about 30,000 barrels daily across Kent Scurry Mitchell Sterling Coke and Fisher counties. Pan American Petroleum had a similar rise last week but maintains a 3.01 dollar top in West Central Texas.
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Fisher
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Xavier University to admit first coeds in class
In Cincinnati the all male Xavier University will allow girls in a daytime class for teacher education. Coeds will be 3 or 4 years old and join boys of their age in the program, a change for the 1831 founded institution.
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Xavier University
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A Job He May Not Enjoy
Henry McLemore argues that preserving quaint and picturesque places is noble but often impractical. He recalls resisting modern amenities and notes quaint spots become uncomfortable when lived in, suggesting residents prefer less eye catching locales over nostalgic charm.
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Bible Verse On Reconciliation Through Christ’s Blood
A biblical verse from Colossians 1 4 shows the believer’s plea for peace through the blood of Christ’s cross reconciling all things to God whether on earth or in heaven.
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Heaven
United Fund backs antipoverty program in congress clash
Washington merry go round reports the United Fund and Community Chest endorsed the antipoverty program, urging cooperation from voluntary agencies and corporate support. The piece notes support from major groups, with dissent from Adam Clayton Powell and some Republicans, while linking Civil Rights debates to broader political dynamics.
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Jack Anderson
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Joe Beime
United Community Fund
al S50
Communication Workers of America
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Cleveland Dominating Company
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Baytown Sun Masthead and staff listing
The Baytown Sun publishes afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas. It lists editors and managers including AD Editor and Publisher General Manager Business Manager Managing Editor and Retail Manager plus staff names and roles. Subscription rates are noted and the paper is a member of the Associated Press with rights reserved for republication locally and from dispatches.
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Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Telene
Pani Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
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Baytown Sun., Inc
Memorial Drive
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
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Try Your Word Power NEA FEATURE
Puzzle style word list with clues across and down covering ornaments, minerals, tools, and historic terms. Includes references to gemstones, plant names, ancient gods, and ancient peoples, forming a broad vocabulary quiz for readers.
Quiz Q Aims at Natural Born Status and Presidential Salary
The Q A reveals that courts have not precisely defined natural born but link it to foreign soil births with American parents. Native born means birth within U S soil. The piece notes only eight horses have won the Triple Crown, last by Citation in 1948. It adds the presidential salary was set at 25 000 dollars.
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Victory by endplay nets six spades in bridge match
South faced a decision between a conservative one heart or a liberal two bid. He chose two hearts, then six spades. After West opened diamonds, South discarded a spade on diamonds, ruffed dummy, and executed an end play to force West to lead into the trump king, securing the win.
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North
West
East
Bridge bidding puzzle in three spades after two spades raise
In a bidding sequence, South passes and North opens three spades after a two spade raise. You hold a good three spades hand and a potential three clubs set. The problem asks what to bid now, suggesting a three spades bid with the goal of setting clubs. Answer tomorrow.
Barbs on a Gunfight Offer Cash for a Match
A terse line notes that many shooters will duel for money to burn, signaling a street economy around gun violence and coercion. The remark implies willingness to pay for violence and arming themselves with cash as a motive.
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