Creationism study finds 25 percent of Texas college students agree
Arlington based study of 1,000 students at UT Arlington, Texas Christian University, Central Connecticut State University and Occidental College shows about a quarter accept creationism. Texas respondents show 28 percent agreement while California and Connecticut average 19 percent.
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Texas
California
Connecticut
Francis Harrold
University of Texas At Arlington
Harrold
UT Arlington
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Central Connecticut State University
Occidental College
University of Southern California
Northern Mariana Islands gain U.S. citizenship and commonwealth status
In Saipan and across the Western Pacific, residents became U.S. citizens with the formalization of the Northern Mariana Islands as a U.S. commonwealth. President Reagan signed the proclamation ending U.S. trusteeship over the region, while Palau considers a Compact of Free Association. Attending officials included Adm. James A. Lyons Jr, Lt. Gov. Pedro Tenorio, and Janet McCoy.
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Northern Marianas
Western Pacific Islands
U.S
U.S. Commonwealth
U.S. Trust Territory of the Pacific
United States
Northern Mariana
U.S Commonwealth
California
Reagan
Federated States of Micronesia
Marshall Islands
Palau
Adm
James A. Lyons Jr
Pacific
Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Islands
Commonwealth
Pedro A. Tenorio
Janet McCoy
War hoax at Dominguez High sparks anger and calls for probe
At Dominguez High School in Compton California a Halloween prank intercom message claimed the Soviet Union had declared war and U S missiles would be launched. Principal Fred Easter will not be reprimanded though officials call the joke in poor taste.
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Compton
Calif
Soviet Union
United States
Dominguez High School
Elisa Sanchez
Compton Unified Schol
Dominguez High
Fred Easter
Sanchez
Orson Welles
Unified School Board
Bernice Woods
Easter
Russia
U.S
Mediterranean Sea
LaNeisheia Howard
Los Angeles
Reagan
Miss Howard
Judge rejects rehabilitation and sentences repeat offender
Circuit Court Judge G Edward Dwyer Jr. sentenced Charles M Chase also known as Charles Onley to six years after rejecting rehabilitation. Dorsey cited six theft convictions since 197 and noted Chase breached probation repeatedly. A restitution hearing was set to determine damages while another case ordered Eric Jeffrey Groff to repay 4414.80 and serve three years with work release pending.
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G. Edward Dwyer Jr
Charles M. Chase
Charles Onley
Lawrence A. Dorsey Jr
Dorsey
Chase
Franklin Stillrich
Dwyer
Clater W. Smith Jr
Eric Jeffrey Groff
Quinn Road
Frederick County
Groff
Stillrich
Court upholds Huey Newton handgun conviction
A federal appeals court on Monday affirmed Huey Newton's conviction and two year sentence for possession of a handgun by an ex felon. The 9th Circuit rejected that the 1964 assault conviction was invalid and could not support the charge. Newton's status as an ex felon and potential Supreme Court appeal were noted.
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San Francisco
Black Panther Teader
Huey Newton
Exelon
9Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Newton
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