Colleges to share $20000 Hubbell scholarships
Ten U S colleges will each receive $2000 to aid young composers performers and future teachers. Recipients include Howard University University of Wisconsin University of Miami Ithaca College North Texas State University Peabody Institute Syracuse University Mississippi State University University of Utah and University of Washington. The funds come from the estate of ASCAP founder Raymond Hubbell the composer of Poor Butterfly.
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First graders explore bees at Gay Avenue Elementary
In a playful science unit teacher Louise Oder introduces honey bees for a hands on study. Bees arrive April 27 and are housed in a plexi hive costing under 40 dollars. Students observe hive work and learn bee facts while visitors watch the activity. The project will move to Oder residence for summer then return to school next year.
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Gay Avenue
Gay Avenue Elementary School
Charles Hopson
Disturbance at Big Oak Drive-In Leaves Man Wounded
Police responding to a Friday night disturbance at the Big Oak Drive-In at 11 18 p m hospitalized one man with stab wounds. Five people were jailed and one teenage girl handed to juvenile authorities as the stabbing suspect. Officer notes identify Boyd in the incident.
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Boyd
Teen guidance column and local police blotter items
A teen asks for advice about dating a 16 year old while dating a 13 year old, with editorial guidance about making one’s own choices. The page also logs multiple local police reports including stabbings, drunks, property destruction, court appearances, vehicle theft, and a burglary with items missing.
Church softball standings add weekend results
Saturday night games feature Emmanuel Red against Emmanuel Blue Memorial Church of Christ facing Big Sandy First Christian meeting Spring Hill Baptist with Spring Hill Presbyterian in action.
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Emmanuel Blue
Spring Hill
Memorial Church of Christ
Big Sandy
First Christian
Rear Admiral Reedy Opens Africa to New Zealand Air Route
In 1963 Rear Admiral James R. Reedy, USN ret., became the first to fly from Africa to Christchurch, New Zealand via the South Pole establishing the feasibility of a new air route.
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USN Ret
Africa
Christchurch
New Zealand
South Pole
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