Solons Told Schools Force Parents To Drug Children
Congress heard two witnesses recount pressure by school officials to drug children labeled hyperactive or with learning disabilities. A VA chemist testified parents were threatened with expulsion and steered to doctors for prescriptions in an Arkansas program. One mother described a two year nightmare with surveillance and added work before fleeing. Arkansas researchers denied recruitment claims.
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Solons
Washington
Congress
House
Subcommittee
Cornelius E. Gallagher
D-N.j
Theodore Johnson
Veteran's Administration
Omaha
Neb
Daniel Youngs
Indianapolis
Little Rock
Ark
University of Arkansas’ Medical Center
Child Study Center
John E. Peters
Sam D. Clements
Schools Must Fund Poor To Get U S Aid
The Nixon administration sets new comparability rules for Title I funding. Districts must spend similar state and local dollars per pupil in schools serving low income neighborhoods and affluent schools to qualify for federal aid. Up to 12,000 districts may fail to meet the standard, risking loss of Title I funds after July 1, 1972.
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Washington
Nixon
Office of Education
Driver Walked Away From This Well Not Really
John Dawson of Meadville was taken to Meadville City Hospital after a gas cylinder truck overturned on Route 19 near Hughes Corners. Dawson suffered two broken legs and was treated, later released as his injuries proved minor after collision avoidance with Paul Penn of Jamestown.
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Joseph Walsh
Erie
The
Journal Today
Walsh
John Dawson
Meadville
Meadville City Hospital
Route
Hughes Corners
Dawson
Paul
Penn
Jamestown
Penns
Nasser Death May Swing Arab People Against U S
The death of Gamal Abdel Nasser could trigger a surge of emotion in the Arab world and shift toward anti US and Western sentiment. Arabs blame the West for Middle East tensions, and a post Nasser void may heighten violence, threaten Arab oil flows, and risk US intervention similar to Lebanon 1958.
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Nasser
U.S
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United States
West
Middle East
Jordan
Israel
Hussein
Europe
Mediterranean
Est
Arab East
Lebanon
Thousands Come To Pay Nasser Respects
Beirut reports thousands of Egyptians headed to Cairo to honor Gamal Abdel Nasser after his death from a heart attack at 52. A state funeral is planned, with crowds filling stations and roads toward Koubbeh. Anwar Sadat acts as provisional president for 60 days while a successor is chosen.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Hussein
Jordan
Nasser
Cairo
Jeader Yasir Arafat
Beirut
Lebanon
Koubbeh
Anwar Sadat
Arab Socialist Union
Suez Canal
Israel
Three Hurt In Crash West Of City
A three car crash on Route 6 west of Corry sent three people to Corry Memorial Hospital. Margaret Erskin, Cindy Fitch, and Larry Barton were involved with injuries including a sprained neck and scalp abrasion. Vehicle damages totaled 600, 1000, and 175 dollars. A second crash on Route 97 near Union City left Daniel Tarbell’s 1960 car a total loss with 200 dollars in damage.
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Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Margaret Erskin
R.D. 3
Cindy Fitch
North Center Street
Larry Barton
R.D
Waterford
Fitch
Erskin Auto
Miss Fitch
Daniel Tarbell
Union City
Route 97
Abortion Proposal Dropped From GOP Women Resolutions
Delegates at the Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women convention vote on 1970 resolutions with a draft abortion liberalization measure removed at the last minute. Governor Shafer cautioned the group not to jeopardize Lt. Gov. Broderick’s campaign as controversy over abortion swirled around the abortion plank and party lines.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women
Lst
George J. Thacik
Curwensville
Shafer
Roland T. Addis
Eden Ee
Trade Bateamad Court
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U.S. Army
Navy
Air Force
United States of America
Ournal
McEldowney
Associated Press
Machahiet el Bakry
Ces
Aly Sabry
Salat
Raymond J. Broderick
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