Daring wilderness trek planned by Randy and Pam
Randy and Pam announce a four to seven day backpacking trip with Cristobal to visit Maya area tribes near San Cristobal. They will photograph villagers and obtain copies for study while avoiding roads. They describe local scenes, cemeteries, market paths, and a lively town atmosphere with humor about soup served with beer.
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San Cristobal
Metsa
Cristobal
Chimoola
Black Hills
San Felipe
David
Tom
Fish Ponds Boost Farm Water Supply in Palo Alto County
Farmers in Palo Alto County explore pond design to meet livestock and household water needs. The guide notes ponds must be deep and large enough, with recharge projections based on a dry year. For 80 beef cows, about 1.3 acre feet of water is used plus evaporation losses, suggesting 25 to 30 acres of watershed for reliable supply.
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Palo Alto
Palo Alto County
Regulations Implement Section 504 Open All Handicapped Students
The final Section 504 regulations signed by HEW Secretary Califano on April 28 require elementary and secondary schools receiving federal funds to open to any qualified handicapped person by June 1 and to provide free appropriate education by September 1, 1978. The rules define a handicapped person and set evaluation, placement, and funding standards, with parents’ hearings and review processes.
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HEW
Joseph A. Califano, Jr
Office of Education
Regs
Califano
David Mathews
Federal Register
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Randy
Pam
Adios
Studs
Graettinger
Buncor
L R Ed Merk
Lawrence Shaw
W. H. Witt
oHartford
Basagran
Milford
Terris
Allingford
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