Tornado Carrying Check Found Near Nashville
Mrs. W. T. Hayes of Nashville found two cancelled checks on an old Vickers Meter Co account in Huntington Tennessee after a tornado touched down Friday night. The checks were carried about 110 miles from Huntington to Nashville and found while mowing the lawn. Nearby Brentwood residents report similar discoveries.
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Vickers Meter Cony
Huntington
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Son dies after cop shootout with father dies later
In a Chicago suburb a 19 year old Gregg Hamilton opened fire on police after entering a neighbor's home and threatening with a rifle. Police forced entry and after a brief surrender attempt the youth fired again and was killed. His father, Richard Hamilton, 60, collapsed and died of an apparent heart attack when told of the incident. Neighbors described the Hamilton family as close. Police said no drugs were involved by the youth.
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Riles laments California school funding crisis
Anaheim public schools face severe financial straits, soon risking deficits like banks in trouble. Superintendent Wilson Riles urged 4000 delegates at the California Congress of Parents and Teachers to back education finance reform to ease local property tax burdens and ensure adequate schooling for every child. He warned 30 districts ended the 1969 70 year in deficit, signaling potential mass bankruptcies without solid funding.
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California Congress of Parents and Teachers
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Federal approval for methadone use hard to obtain
The House Crime Committee hearings on heroin addiction and methadone treatment conclude federal permission for methadone programs is difficult. Rep. Charles Wiggins notes support from centers but concerns from law enforcement. Suggestions include tighter center guidelines and a federal registry to track methadone patients.
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McGovern charges Nixon nutrition report omits data
Senator George McGovern accused the Nixon administration on Saturday of omitting critical data from a 10 state nutrition survey report. He said the five state results released earlier showed more deficiencies, including dental and biochemical values, age breakdowns, and physical exams, and he accused HEW of data manipulation to undermine a national nutrition policy.
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Louisana
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