Vouchers proposed to reshape Los Angeles schools
Legislators introduced bills to divide the Los Angeles School District into 12 subdistricts and create state vouchers for students to attend schools of their choice. Gov Reagan backed vouchers. Sen John Harmer and Assemblyman Leo Ryan lead measures. Ryan proposed at least $12 per student, with bans on discrimination.
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UPS
Los Angeles
Ronald Reagat
John Harmer
Glendale
Leo Ryan
Burlingame
Harmer
Los Angeles County
Tarmer
300 MPH magnetic trains eyed in Southland
United Press International reports on far out rapid transit concepts from Los Angeles to Columbia Maryland. Proposals include an elevated air cushion railway between LAX and the San Fernando Valley and an unmanned automatic guideway system for a new city project. Officials caution over funding and public acceptance while showcasing defensive cryogenic magnet ideas and current contracts in motion. Fire damage on Sunset Strip adds local incident notes.
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Columbia
Rause Co
Bendix Corp
Detroit
UMITA
Paul Richards
University of California
Japanese National Railway
Villarreal
Grumman Corp
Bethpage
N.Y
Garrett Airesearch
Torrance
John Volpe
Bank of America Personal Choice Savings Investors Passbook Accounts
Bank of America promotes three high yield Investors Passbook Accounts with passbook convenience. Minimum deposit is $500, with add ons of $100 or more. A one year maturity offers 5.12 percent interest.
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