GOP Task Force On Drugs to Hold Public Hearing
Rep McKinney announced a public hearing of the House Republican task force on drug abuse at 10 a.m. on August 30 at Cloonan Junior High in Stamford. He expects at least three other congressmen to attend and invites residents with input to testify. The aim is to translate local needs into workable federal programs and promote a grassroots total-approach to drug rehabilitation across the Fourth District.
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Crucial Year Lies Ahead For Catholic Education
Catholic educators face a pivotal year as Supreme Court rulings on private school aid threaten existing programs. Rhode Island and Pennsylvania subsidies are unconstitutional, prompting questions about New Jersey Connecticut Ohio and Louisiana plans. If funding falters, parochial schools may redesign their system, including shared community education and reduced services.
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Draft lottery details and legal aid shift across states
The article outlines draft lottery numbers issued in Washington with a calendar of January to November runs and mentions the complex process of final cutoff. It also discusses a Minnesota tax credit for private school parents and potential voucher plans, alongside efforts by Catholic and Jewish groups to pursue legal challenges in multiple states and examples of shared time programs between public and parochial schools.
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Waterbury mayor seeks nomination amid job training plan
The city plans a $935,470 state funded job training program to train over 1,400 unemployed residents in clerical and multi occupation skills. Mayor Victor A Mambruno announced candidacy while pledging federal aid and impact on local labor markets. The program includes classroom training and support for parents and workers, with allocations noted for hospital and aldermanic posts.
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Fragmentary OCR Sequences From December Page Listing Numbers
A garbled OCR segment includes scattered numbers and letters such as DECEMBER 1 and 38 with decimals and codes like 2.89 3.40 253 1456 141 805 927 302 56 249 1a 204 14 175 3 18 128 Mn 1 8 70 18 2 a1 2 5 Th 2 1 TH an aE 1 a 101 30 167 oo. The readable facts are minimal and no clear event or person can be identified from the fragment.
East Sider Wallace Byrd Jailed After Disturbance
Wallace Byrd of 173 Barraughs Street pleaded guilty to two counts of breach of the peace. Judge Roman Sexton sentenced Byrd, an East Sider, to jail after circuit court proceedings held yesterday with Assistant Prosecutor Raymond Heche presenting for the state.
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Worden Strolls 200,000 Miles Up Aboard Apollo 15
Apollo 15 crewmates Worden Irvin and Scott continue the voyage toward a Pacific splashdown on Saturday after firing the main engine to depart lunar orbit. They will view an Earth eclipse and photograph atmospheric color bands as they pass through space. Final telecast is planned for 1 pm EDT Friday with a postflight Q&A, weather remains good for splashdown north of Hawaii.
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Senate weighs draft extension amid Vietnam talks
Senate factions clash over extending the draft and a military pay raise as Nixon and Stennis push for fast action. The Mansfield compromise would set wind-down points by negotiation rather than a fixed date, while opponents argue it falls short of withdrawal goals.
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