Garden City ADMISSIONS AND DISMISSALS LIST
Admissions include Shonna Bartlett Holcomb Joni Brack S Star Rt Kristina Cade Eminence Rt 4 Bernice Ave Brenda Davis Holcomb Jannette Denton 2318 B William Douglas Sr Holcomb Leon Gashler 1217 Mulberry Margaret Hans 603 Mulberry Laura Holmes Scott City Louis Juel Satanta Sylvia Knoll Deerfield Dawn Muegge 2004 Apache Miles Partin 507 N 3rd Leona Rohleder 1306 Lincoln Road Harry Smith Dighton Jean Weece 1805 Kello Apt A Dismissals include Myrtle Clare Holcomb Mrs Dortha Dennis Holly Colo Melvin Hutchins Scott City Christopher Johnson 1306 Kingsbury Mrs Lori Mader and baby girl 613 Taylor Alvin Mast Scott City Mrs Laura Miller and baby boy Holcomb Arley Mumma Henry Katherine Rupp 1505 E Spruce Allen Sutherland Sublette Leslie Tresner Rt 2
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Shonna Bartlett
Holcomb
Joni Brack
S. Star
Kristina Cade
Eminence Rt
Bernice Ave
Brenda Davis
Jannette Denton
William Douglas Sr
Leon Gashler
Mulberry
Margaret Hans
Laura Holmes
Scott City
Louis Juel
Satanta
Sylvia Knoll
Deerfield
Dawn Muegge
Apache Miles Partin
Leona Rohleder
Lincoln Road
Harry Smith
Dighton
Jean Weece
Kello
Apt
Myrtle Clare
Dortha Dennis
Holly
Colo
Melvin Hutchins
Christopher Johnson
Kingsbury
Lori Mader
Taylor Alvin Mast
Laura Miller
Arley Mumma
Henry Katherine Rupp
E. Spruce Allen Sutherland
Sublette
Leslie Tresner
Pregnant Teacher to Return to East Hampton High
A pregnant unwed biology and human behavior teacher at East Hampton High faced a public hearing as parents urged her dismissal for immorality. The board took no action. Miss Hope, 41, vows to return six to eight weeks after giving birth, saying she is a God fearing woman and aims for another child.
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Miss Hope
New York
Shirley Anderson
Patricia Hope
East Hampton High School
East Hampton School Board
Sherry Kriger
James McIintyre
Bishops wrestle with nuclear issue
Richard Salvatierra reports on the Catholic bishops delaying a pastoral letter on nuclear war to May. The piece covers pacifism versus just war, government pressures, and growing support from former officials and scientists for urging disarmament and global peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Salvatieraa
Washington, D.C
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Soviet Union
Washington
United States
William E. Colby
CIA
Gerald C. Smith
Paul Warnke
U.S
Germany
Tucson
Manuel Moreno
U.S. Foreign Service
Richard Salvatierra
Economy slips as GNP growth fades in fourth quarter
Washington officials report the broad GNP is falling at an annual 2.2 percent in the unfinished fourth quarter, signaling the long recession continues. Third-quarter real GNP is revised to 0 growth, with profits rising modestly. annual GNP reaches 3.088 trillion before inflation adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
U.S
Commerce
Malcolm Baldrige
Congress
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