Shifting Classrooms Seen Answer To Shifting Population Problem
Chicago executive Paul D. Shlensky of Mobile School Facilities Inc says mobile classrooms offer rapid, economical space for crowded schools. The Chicago Board of Education has bought 150 units, sparking debate over segregated placement and long term costs.
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Stunt Man Bob Morgan Faces Loss Of Leg After Accident
Hollywood reports detail stunt man Bob Morgan who fell from a railroad flat car during filming for How the West Was Won. He was mangled under passing cars and later had his leg amputated to save his life. His wife Yvonne DeCarlo says he accepts the loss and plans to work with an artificial leg.
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Denial of TV Tops Spanking As Punishment
A poll shows nearly 40 percent of parents forbid TV for children under 13 as a punishment, ranking it second to spanking. The piece notes television's varied uses for discipline, entertainment, and quieting children, with NBC updates on Frank Blair and replacements for Today and Today host roles.
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First Pro Dies in Hanover at 92
Edward Connery believed to be the nation s first American born golf professional died at 92 in Hanover New Hampshire He served as the Bethlehem Country Club pro for 20 years and earlier worked at clubs in Pennsylvania Vermont Lisbon and Franconia New Hampshire Born in Lisbon in 1869 he joined the pro ranks when most pros were Scots.
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Trucker Union Elects New Leaders in Keene NH
Alvin L. Southwick was elected president of the Twin State Transportation Association. Joy Manufacturing Co. in Claremont named T. J. Townsend as vice president. Adeline B. Wagner was elected secretary. Mark J. J. Leonardi became treasurer. Southwick is sales manager at St. Johnsbury Trucking Co. in Vermont.
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Vermont hay crop could fall by half this season
Vermont's forage harvest faces a severe hit from a cold dry spring. University of Vermont agronomist Winston A. Way warns farmers to brace for the worst and maximize use of extra hay tonnage as first cuttings may be about 50 percent short.
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