New Brooklyn School District Leaders Declared Advisory
A U S District Court judge ruled that community selected leaders of a decentralized Brooklyn district hold only advisory status at all times subordinate to the Board of Education. The ruling clarifies governance in the New York City area school system.
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New York
U.S. District Court
Brooklyn
Board of Education
Anthony J. Travia
Snes
T Hill-Brownsville
Travia
Jocal
Tocal
Gas Bubble Eruptions Terrify Marshall Township Area
Unusual gas bubbling from wells and marshes near Marshall Michigan prompts a half mile sheltering order by Sheriff Joseph W Liebherr. One home destroyed by an explosion blamed on a basement heater spark as gas surged into the air. About 22 families evacuated with no further explosions yet.
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Marshall
Midh
Joseph W. Liebherr
Marshall Township
Buckily
Wisconsin
Gedovis
Yellowstone Park
Michigan
Jackson
Battle Creek
Robert Acker
Geological Staves Division
State Department of Natural Resources
Acker
James (. Woodruff
Public Service Commission
British Parents Fear Dark Mornings Under Daylight Saving Time
British parents clash in Parliament over year round summer time claiming darkness endangers children on school runs and after-school walks. A 5 year old was killed near a school gate, sparking calls to open schools later, while concerns over dusk molestation arise. The Royal Automobile Club notes morning traffic is safer than afternoon, urging reconsideration.
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David Lancashire
London
Cgreemwich
Britain
Europe
Ronald Bell
House of Commons
Bell
Royal Automobile Club
Carlsbad Caverns Criticized for Planned Partial Closing
Sen Joseph Montoya of New Mexico criticized a Park Service plan to close the Carlsbad Caverns two days a week as an economic mistake. He argued the site is self-supporting from visitor fees and a key income source for the region facing mine closures. Park officials scheduled a three day meeting starting Sunday to discuss the curbs.
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Washington Cap
Josepho M. Montoya
D-Nad
New Mexico
Carlsbad Caverns
National Park
The
Park Service
Caverns
Montoya
Carlsbad
Calf. HEW audit finds $897,000 ineligible Medi-Cal claims paid
HEW auditors said California Physicians Service paid $897,000 for crippled children's diagnostic services not authorized under Medi-Cal rules. They estimate the federal share at $448,500 to be refunded. The report cites slow payments, poor coordination with county foundations, and weak controls against duplicate or overused drugs.
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Washington
California
Health, Education and Welfare Department
California Physicians Service
CPS
Textile mill opens in Macao boosting colonial economy
Macao, a Portuguese China colony sustained by gambling and trade, opens a new textile mill described by military governor Nobre de Carvalho as a landmark of industrial activity. The mill, built by a Portuguese company, will initially produce 8 000 to 10 000 yards of woven cloth daily.
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Macao
China Coast
Nobre de Carvalho
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