California considers priority for school aid measure
Sacramento leaders said a vote on extra inflation aid for schools could come next week. Gov. Brown has not stated how much additional funds he will permit, seeking reform to fit his goals while schools push for millions more to operate. The SB220 package would add 172 million in aid with 115.5 million state aid and 57 million from local taxes, enough to raise aid about 28 per student. passage hinges on Brown’s stance amid August planning deadlines.
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Detroit riot area quiet after two nights of violence
In a west side Detroit neighborhood police reported a quiet day after two nights of unrest. Hundreds of officers remained in place. one arrest was reported for public intoxication.
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Philip Tannian
Andrew Chinarian
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San Bernardino man asserts right to die amid medical withdrawal
Chuck McCracken, 36, at Loma Linda University Medical Center, halted life-sustaining treatments after choosing not to endure painful dialysis. He expects death within weeks from uremic poisoning, insisting the right to die and planning his funeral while continuing ham radio hobby and requesting amateur friends serve as pallbearers.
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UPI
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Loma Linda University Medical Center
Flour and sugar price hikes hit wholesale markets
Wholesale flour and sugar prices rise after major Soviet grain purchases. General Mills in Minneapolis raises flour by 1.6 cents per pound effective Friday, Amstar increases sugar immediately. Five pound sugar up to 1.64 from 1.54, before peaking at 1.21 earlier. Coffee prices up as Fed chair Burns forecasts higher bread costs due to Russian wheat purchases.
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Corn Belt Weather Ravages Crop Prospects Across Plains
Heat and drought shrink Iowa crops and threaten yields in Iowa Kansas Missouri and the Dakotas. Iowa official Robert Lounsberry notes potential losses while Illinois and Indiana report better prospects and heavy rain taps relief.
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Indiana
Max Johnson
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
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