Nova schools redefine learning with hands on study
Jim Bishop profiles Nova schools where students access wall sized video displays, build radio sets, type, wind tunnels and microscopes while teachers guide seminars. The program blends carpentry, typing, science labs and guest lectures from merchants and doctors, aiming to engage and elevate underachievers toward college scholarships.
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Nova
Court Backs FCC Fairness Doctrine For Radio Time
The U S appeals court rules the Federal Communications Commission fairness doctrine constitutional. The decision follows Red Lion Broadcasting Co of Red Lion Pennsylvania challenging free time for a party criticized in a paid broadcast. The case stems from Fred J Cook of Interlaken New Jersey alleging denial of free time to answer an attack on him on WGCB in 1984 by Reverend Billy James Hargis.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
U.S
Red Lion Broadcasting Co
WGCB
Red Lon
Red Lion
Fred J. Cook
Interlaken
N.J
FCC
Billy James Hargis
Hargis
Cook
Freedom and funds drive student self rule debate
McGeorge Bundy of the Ford Foundation supports Nova with money as the piece argues the child should yearn to be educated. Stuart Synnestvedt believes complete academic freedom drives students to initiate their own honor system. Robert McNamara warned coercion captures man while freedom captivates him.
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Stuart Synnestvedt
Robert McNamara
Trio Charged With Forging Money Orders
Federal and state authorities charged two Ohio men and a woman with forging postal money orders. John Richard Dudley of Vienna, Ann M. Maselli of Columbus, and Daniel Richard Zezzo of Conneaut held on 510,000 bail each. They faced forgery, possession and passing of stolen money orders, and conspiracy. Police reported 50 hundred dollar money order blanks in their possession and thefts from Columbus Cincinnati Valencia and Ebama.
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York
Ohio
John Richard Dudley
Vienna
Ann M. Maselli
Columbus
Daniel Richard Zezzo
Conneaut
Paul J. Kury
Cincinnati
Valencia
Butler County
Ebama
Washington County
Pennsylvania
Pochyba
Jury to get shotgun murder decision today
Greensburg PA AP The jury was to be charged today in the murder trial of 22 year old Donald Schober of Ligonier for the shotgun slaying Jan 23 of a man visiting his ex wife Barbara the former Mrs Schober testified that he often visited them and called after their separation She said the victim Lloyd Johnson of Ligonier objected to Schober s visits
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Donald Schober
Ligonier
Barbara
Schober
Lloyd Johnson
Nce
Don
Suit Over Cruise Boat Inches Toward End
A federal court in Erie issued a special jury verdict settling six disputed facts in the two year old case over the Great Lakes pleasure ship North American. The trial then moves toward judgment for Security Peoples Bank against John Gilmartin and Harold D. Caldwell, who are accused of defaulting on the boat purchase. The ship has sat at the Erie Public Dock for about four years while further proceedings follow.
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Erie Public Dock
Security Peoples Bank
U. S. District Court
John Gilmartin
Harold D. Caldwell
Chica- 0
Great Lakes
van Buren County
Tenn
Caldwell
U. S
Gerald J. Weber
Weber
Bank
Gilmar- UN
Bank Sues Over 8000 Acres Land and Ship Fees
A bank filed suit in Erie County Common Pleas after 8000 acres were not presented. The bank seeks 200000 as contract default or lost land title plus 22195.58 for winter ship maintenance. An amended complaint adds 140000 for land title and 10128 for vessel upkeep. Erie Port Commission intervenes seeking about 4200 in wharfage. A 600000 offer to buy the ship in September 1965 was denied due to the suit.
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Erie County of Common Pleas
Erie Port Commission
Turkish trainer suffers heart attack in Mexico City
Hussein Erkmen of Turkey, trainer for the Mexican National amateur wrestling team, collapsed yesterday in Mexico City and was reported in serious condition after a heart attack.
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Mexico City
Hussein Erkmen
Turkey
Eight Teens Desecrate Flag At Pittsburgh Parade
Eight teenagers were detained by police after stealing an American flag from a Flag Day parade reviewing stand at Fulton School East End and tossing it in a garbage can. The stand was vandalized with eggs and torn bunting. Justice Musmanno urged patriotism in schools. The youths were not charged and the case was referred to juvenile authorities.
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Fulton School
East End
Michael A. Musmanno
State Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
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