Bloodhounds tag Ray after 54 hour escape in Tennessee
James Earl Ray was tracked down early by bloodhounds Sandy and Little Red ending a 54 hour flight from life in prison. After a three hour three mile run through woods and mountain slopes, Ray was found hiding in a...
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Brave hounds Sandy and Little Red help trap James Earl Ray
Sandy and Little Red, a Brushy Mountain Bloodhound team, tracked fugitives after a wall escape. Guided by guards Sammy Joe Chapman and Johnny Newberg, they pursued leads from Dry terrain to a Cumberland Mountain cloudburst and aided locating Ray in the New River area.
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Weather and fugitives frame tense weekend in Tennessee
Partly cloudy skies give way to a 20 percent chance of rain tonight and 30 percent tomorrow as temperatures range from near 60 to 80. In a prison break aftermath, Ray and six inmates were pursued across Wartburg Oliver Springs Caryville country with two recaptured and one still at large, amid dog trackers and a news conference at Brushy Mountain State Prison.
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Community Look at Schools Part 2 Emphasizes Basics
Education report urges focus on basic skills in reading writing and math. Middletown study presented to the Board of Education notes concerns about math readiness as students progress levels and calls for mastering fundamentals early in schooling.
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Back to basics study urges renewed focus on core skills
The Community Education Study urges testing to verify reading writing and math proficiency for promotion. It warns against old methods and calls for standards to measure progress and ensure adherence. It supports extending proficiency testing to language arts and explains strand tests in math for grades one through eight as diagnostic tools.
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