Violence Not To Be Tolerated In Eudora Schools
Eudora High School officials vow strict discipline when classes reopen after racial clashes that led to state troopers' involvement last spring. Parents express fear and plan at least some students, including a daughter of Kirk Lane, to attend schools outside Eudora. Officials estimate about 3 percent of the 350 high school students may not return.
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Dallas Schools Desegregation Plan Extends to Magnet Schools
Dallas opens the school year with a large desegregation plan from the Dallas Alliance. About 18,000 students in grades 4 through 12 will ride buses outside their neighborhoods, and nearly 50,000 higher-grade students will transfer to new magnet schools with specialized curricula. The district, serving 140,000, aims for a cross section of the community led by Superintendent Nolan Estes. The plan divides the district into five sub districts with within sub district busing and magnet schools to boost integration. The move follows a court-ordered desegregation framework upheld by the Sth Circuit.
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Press- Network
Anglican Clergy Seek Rain With 17th Century Prayer
In Exeter Cathedral England Anglican clergymen invoke a 17th century rain prayer amid the worst drought in 250 years. Reservoirs dry, farms turn to dust, and regulators consider emergency measures as Britain faces disrupted industry and mounting water shortages.
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England
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Nun-turned-decoy cop fights vice in Chicago streetwork
Former nun Cynthia Kane, a Chicago policewoman for five years, posed as a high priced call girl and later as a lesbian house wife to infiltrate and dismantle a prostitution ring and a major pornography dealer. She reflects on the frustrations of policing vice and the dangers faced, including a beating and a gunmen threat.
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South Side
Pianist Gina Bachauer Dies Before Athens Festival Show
Athens AP report says pianist Gina Bachauer collapsed and died of a heart attack just before a National Symphony Orchestra of Washington concert at the Athens Festival. Dorati led Beethoven and the crowd left in silence. Bachauer, a London resident born in Athens, is survived by husband Alec Sherman. Also, the Commerce Department estimates five million calculators to be sold in 1976, with 70 percent electronic pocket models.
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Department of Commerce
Price Ceilings on Drugs Aimed at Reducing Costs
The government plans to cap prices on common Medicaid and Medicare drugs under a program called Maximum Allowable Cost. It would push doctors to use cheaper identical options, with limits on reimbursements and regular price list updates, pending a potential court ruling and a August start.
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