Genoa Central uses high school aides to ease crowded classes
Genoa Central School in Miller County uses high school students from grades 9 12 as student aides to help younger pupils during study hall periods. The program aims to relieve overcrowding as families move from city to rural areas. The plan, developed with the Southwest Arkansas Diagnostic and Remedial Services Center, requires aides to maintain at least a C average and good conduct. Elementary teachers assign aides to groups, some guiding lesson plans while others grade papers and provide individual help. Officials say the approach gives teachers more time for at risk students and that early results are positive and may be adopted by other districts if successful.
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Ia Taylor
Texarkana Gazette
Texarkana
Southwest Arkansas Diagnostic and Remedial Services Center
Magnolia
Gary Cobb
Diagnostic Center
Cobb
L. &. Kennedy
Genoa Central
Debbie Shelton Wins Miss USA Crown for Virginia
Debbie Shelton of Norfolk, Virginia wins Miss USA 1968, extending Virginia’s back-to-back victory. The 21 year old brunette stood 5 foot 8 inches and weighed 125 pounds with measurements 39 24 36, among 51 entrants at the Miami Beach pageant.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Virginia
Debbie Shelton
Norfolk
Miss Shelton
Arkansas High Court Proceedings Reported Rulings
The Associated Press details Arkansas Supreme Court actions with affirmations across cases including City of Harrison v. Jean Wilson and Housing Authority of Little Rock v. Foreum Lannom. Rehearings denied and certiorari motions addressed. multiple affirmations conclude the session. Also noted are page entries on Miss America pageant results highlighting reigning titleholder’s lineage and runner-up placements from Virginia to Georgia.
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THE
Associated Press
Carleton Harris
Ark
State Highway Commission
Martha P. Carr
Conway
George Rose Smith
Harrison
Arkansas
Jean Wilson
Boone City
Lyle Brown
Jack Bullard
Et al
Crown Coach Company
Jackson
John A. Fogleman
Clement Sarna
Margueritte Fairweather
Pulaski
J. Fred Jones
Housing Authority of
City of
Little Rock
Foreum Lannom, Inc
City of Caraway
Ark, Commerce Commission
Conley Byrd
Batesville Insurance & Finance Co., Inc
Independence Circuit
Frank Holt
Lucille Hicks
Ben C. McMinn
Admax
Jack Stanley Ihn
State of Ark
Sebastian Circuit
Ft. Smith
Royce van Murphy
State of Arkansas
Jefferson Circuit
Ark, Game & Fish Commission
Parker Parker
Willian E. Ruffin
M. Attaway
Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific Rly, Co
Laverne Gray
Bobby Ray Masonry
Jean Marie Mason
Appellee
John Ashley Washam
First National Bank
Admar
Appellees
Jerry L. Hoyt
Sally Hoyt
Petitions Hinge On 1969 DWI and Liquor Records
Kennedy acknowledged a 1969 DWI plea and a later 1969 untaxed liquor arrest with fines. Petition validity hinges on 16 percent of 1968 city votes, about 446 signatures. Kennedy claims over 500. If valid, Mayor Douglas will issue a proclamation for a special election within at least 80 days. The article notes government form-change rules and the city clerk’s verification process.
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Kennedy
Pilkinton
Frank Douglas
Stock Market Skepticism On Recession Signals
The stock market is seen as a poor predictor of a major recession though economists agree a mild downturn is in progress. Analysts note a 25.7 percent drop from the 1968 bull peak, with profits forecast to fall modestly from last year’s record, while market confidence drives much of its movement.
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Sterling F. Green
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Washington
Corporation
Paul Samuelson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Samuelson
Wall Street
Cambodia
Wilson expected to call British general election soon
Prime Minister Harold Wilson is likely to announce Britain's next general election with June 18 or June 18-19 as the date. After a six hour Labor party and cabinet meeting, he would inform Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace and then meet Conservative leader Edward Heath. Polls show Labor ahead for the first time in years, amid economic recovery and debates over joining the European Common Market.
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Fred Coleman
Associated Press
London
Harold Wilson
Britain
Wilson
Labor Party
Queen Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Edward Heath
Downing St. Heath
Pers
House of Commons
Labor
Commons
United States
European Union
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