Newspaper as daily textbook aids Trotter school pupils
At William Monroe Trotter Elementary in Roxbury pupils study the daily paper across subjects to develop thinking and social awareness. Teachers say the newspaper acts as a changing textbook guiding math, English, and home life, with students comparing grocery prices and spotting errors in print. The school serves about 730 students K through fifth, opened in 1969 to foster thinking and social adjustment.
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UPI
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Mel Conroy
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Conroy
Convoy
Trotter
Portable sunshine tests solar sun glasses in Seattle lab
Boeing engineers in Seattle test silicon solar cells for space ships using a portable sun lamp in a vacuum chamber. Two tests measure heat tolerance from 46 below to 320 F and to equilibrium under simulated sunlight. A cell reached 417 degrees, melting solder. coolest 28 degrees.
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Seatile
Wash
UPI
Boeing Co
Earth
Sid Silverman
Monager
Boeing
Power Systems Research Division
United States
Venus
Mercury
Silverman
Louise Snyder Rites Set After Albion Resident Dies
Mrs Louise Snyder 78 of Albion dies after months long illness at Boone County Hospital. Funeral services 10:30 am Tuesday at Congregational Church Rev Robert Baker officiates. Burial Rose Cemetery with services at Levander Funeral Home Monday evening and Tuesday morning. Survivors include four sons Bert Albion Allen Grand Island Vernon Stanton Alanley Downers Grove. numerous grandchildren. Husband and four brothers predeceased.
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Elgin
Emery Snyder
Neligi
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ABC Crochet Club
Bert
Allen
Grand Island
Vernon
Stanton
Alanley
Downers Grove
Senator Curtis to Receive Lafayette Freedom Award
Senator Carl Curtis will be awarded the Lafayette Freedom Award at a May 22 dinner in Washington DC. The nonprofit group honors distinguished leadership against Communism and lists past recipients including Eisenhower, Spellman, Peale, Volpe, Hatfield, Stennis, and Wedemeyer.
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Carl Curtis
Order of Lafayette
Thy Ayvari
Mel Laird
Iraker Mouse
Arends
Tilaalae Naya
Hin Jate
Herburt Manver
Dwight Fisenhower
Istins
Spellman
Norman Vincent Peale
Apleigh Burke
Transporation
John A Volpe
Mark Hatfield
Iepi Ore
John Stents
Ren
Miss
Andenerris Boe May
Douglas Fu
Mark Clark
Is Narsind
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Alfred M. Gruenther
Minnesota
Walter H. Judd
Elkhorn River Basin seeks association meeting
The Maple Creek Watershed Board hosts a March 4 meeting at the Pike Club in Norfolk to discuss forming an Elkhorn River Basin Association. Agencies attending include Soil Conservation Service Bureau of Reclamation Corps of Engineers and Nebraska Agricultural Conservation.
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Nebraska
Hood
Elkhorn Basin
Maple Crack Watershed Board
Elkhorn River
Pullign Sere Elshorn Layer
Maple Greek Watershed Board
Wichorn
Maple Creek Watershed Board
P.O
Clarkson
Cal
Television official to talk at Doane College
A former South Vietnam television advisor will speak at Doane College in Crete Nebraska on Tuesday at 10 am. Roun Hotl program manager of the Nebraska Educational Television network will give the talk in the Dyne Monivasions Center Auditorium. He earned a Doctor of Education from the University of Nebraska and spent 1985 in South Vietnam as a USIA adviser helping develop a local television network.
Advice on Flooded Croplands and Soil Nitrogen Loss
Flooding lowers available soil nitrogen in corn sorghum and small grains. Nitrate nitrogen moves with moisture to depth, risking leaching and denitrification. Use soil tests from surface to two feet and deeper to map nitrate distribution for informed fertilizer decisions.
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Nebraska
Walter Salubte
Lighter Side: New Yorkers Worth Preserving Despite Taxes
Washington humor column notes Gov Rockefeller's tax plan sparks jokes about New Yorkers as an endangered species. Conservationists joke about banding wrists and nests, while cautioning on public attitudes. The piece treats New Yorkers as curious yet worthy of preservation efforts.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Chamber of Commerce
Wen Mie
Shony T
Vandals smash glass of American newsman's car in Moscow
In Moscow a window of United correspondent James C. Hagkson’s car was shattered on a side street near the Kremlin. Hagkson was unoccupied as vandals struck in retaliation for American damage to Soviet autos.
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UPI
SaViel
Abtemobiles
Armmerica
United
James C. Hagkson
Kremlin
Jackson
Bt America
U.S
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