Colorado Schools Unbalanced Racially, Report Indicates
Dr Earl Phillips of the Colorado Department of Education reports from 11 districts that 18.5 percent of 830000 pupils are minorities while 4.9 percent of 24774 teachers come from minority backgrounds. He cites barriers to equal educational opportunity and notes lingering racial isolation in some districts.
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Death notices from Atlantic City and San Diego
Leroy Bremmer age 71 a radio pioneer and WLDB co owner in Atlantic City since 1995 died Monday Barton Heiligers 59 veteran newsman former publisher editor and general manager of the Alhambra Post Advertiser died Sunday Heiligers retired 14 months ago after leading the paper for 24 years
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Alhambra Post Advorale
Legend of Pumpernickel Bread Names Its History
In New York AP recounts lore around the famed bread, suggesting a traveling Frenchman called it you pow Nical or good for Nicol, possibly after his horse. The tale contrasts this with a joke about bakers punished for adulterating flour.
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Germany
Nicol
Record-Setting Bid for rare 1936 Atlantique Electron coupe
Los Angeles report says Connecticus doctor bid 53 000 at auction, a suspected world auto record. Dr Petter Williamson of Greenwich expresses shock after a 780 bid for a Jean Bugatti designed coupe once owned by Lord Rothschild. Sotheby Parke-Benner notes previous high was 45 000 for a 1913 Mercer Raceabout in 1968. The car, rebuilt by the factory in 1983, last sold for 5 000 in 1947 to Robert B Oliver of Rancho Santa Fe, California.
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Western Slope faces job-hunting teachers glut
In Glenwood Springs and surrounding districts, superintendent reports show 250 to 300 teaching applications for very few openings. Aspen district notes over 5,000 apps for seven positions with liberal arts majors dominating. Officials warn many applicants will remain unemployed after graduation.
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Mailing Costs Go Down in New Postal Rates
Washington reports new postal rates to take effect July 1, with most increases but some reductions. Domestic letters mostly rise, while mail to Africa Asia Australia and the Pacific area will drop by four cents, adding about 20.6 million dollars annually to the Postal Service. International rates not reviewed by the Rate Commission do not affect first class mail to Canada and Mexico.
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