One-Room School Teaches Teachers As Well As Pupils
In Lincoln Nebraska a Union College run one room school on campus teaches pupils and student teachers alike. The Rocky Road Ranch school serving grades one through eight mirrors smaller rural schools with low per pupil costs and a hands on approach.
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Milia
Rocky Road Ranch
Nebraska Farm Fields
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Seventh-day Adventist College
Nebraska
Canada
Charles Felton
Union Education
Kepone case hinges on pollution law and city measures
Defense says no federal crime by Life Science as EPA standards not set for Kepone and city permit allowed discharges. Government counters that federal anti pollution laws ban pollution and the State Board acted as EPA to set limits. Judge questions conspiracy claim while Hopewell officials ignored treatment failures.
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Hopewell
State Water Control Board
Murray Janus
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Janus
William R. Hevens
Life Science Products
Nestle raises wholesale prices on instant coffee brands
Nestle Co. will raise wholesale prices on three instant coffee brands by 7 to 14 percent starting Monday, with consumer price effects not expected until year end. Nescafe instant up 4 cents per ounce (12%), Nescafe Decaf up 3 cents (7%), Nescafe caffeinated up 6 cents (14%). Nestle freezes kept coffees unchanged.
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White Plains
Nestie Co
General Foods Corp
Nestle
Jongss
Weather forecast spans coasts and regions for Thursday
The National Weather Service predicts mild to warm temperatures on the West Coast and Florida with cooler readings in New England. Rain is forecast for Thursday across Georgia, South Carolina and nearby areas.
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New England
Georgia
South Carolina
Ford Vetoes Social Aid And Education Measure
President Ford vetoed a 56.6 billion social aid and education bill and weighed a veto of public works job legislation backed by Democrats including Jimmy Carter. Congress, in session until Friday, eyed a possible override vote, while Ford signaled a decision before adjournment on the jobs bill if action could be taken. He also cited a 25.4 billion revenue sharing proposal for states and localities, with White House officials offering no action details. Ford called the social aid veto a product of election year politics over fiscal restraint, as Carter criticized the White House campaign conduct.
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Ford's golfing ties under scrutiny in political defense
William Whyte a lobbyist says Ford took three golf tips at a New Jersey company expense and stayed in a company owned house near Disney World during his congressman years. Ron Nessen says Ford played on courses owned by three firms before becoming vice president and that records are being searched for the last eight years of his House leadership. Ford says he played regularly in Washington for 26 years and that he invited friends as guests. he denies that accepting favors defined his lifestyle.
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Nessen
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Washington
Ian
Cockroaches Tied to Many Asthma Cases in City Study
Chicago researcher Dr. Benn Kang reports a high percentage of asthma patients are allergic to cockroaches and that infestations raise repeated attacks. She notes desensitization trials and links overcrowded housing to stronger cockroach allergies, with a six to nine month cockroach lifespan and 50 000 offspring per female. Dr. Kang works at Mount Sinai Hospital Medical Center and Rush Medical School.
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Journal of Allergy
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Taegu
Korea
Kyung Buk National University
Police Chief Tannian Fire Sparks Contractor’s Debate
A Detroit area shooting case stirs conflict as Harvel questions ties to weeks of news alleging police and mayoral issues. Neighbors recall Harvel as outgoing while doubt grows about his sister’s ties to Willie Clyde Yolson amid a federal drug probe involving a bar once coowned by the mayor. Narvel denied any Braud jury connection.
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Annie
Willie Clyde Yolson
Yolson
Detroit
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Jesse Burrell
Burrell
Narvel
Vigil In Grannis Fades Amid Pressure A Year On
In Grannis Arkansas Elizabeth Bard 15 quit school after facing jeers from peers during the Second Coming vigil led by her mother Elizabeth Bard Nance. Residents describe backlash, eviction of about 30 people, and a town tense with fear of mockery or reprisal. Some compare the atmosphere to oppression, others defend religious belief while avoiding discussion. The vigil began September 29 1975 amid a family gathering and a God message.
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Gracie Mansion
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Ark
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Tere
Elabeth Nance Bard
Arkansas
Vaught
Texaco
Florence Higgins
Jesus
Gene Nance
Viola Walker
Congress Debates Unemployment Tax Hike and Benefit Extension
Congress debates a higher federal unemployment tax affecting the first 6,000 of wages from Jan 1, 1978. The bill would raise the tax to a new rate, make the increase permanent, and keep wages taxed until the deficit is erased. The House also advances a one-year extension of benefits for agricultural, domestic, and local government workers not now covered, with a 330 to 68 vote.
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