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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1986

Page

5

Oregon funds to aid Rajneesh followers victims

Oregon reaches a settlement creating a fund up to 5 million dollars to compensate victims of crimes by Rajneeshee organizations. Up to 750 thousand covers law enforcement costs. about 700 victims in The Dalles suffer food poisoning. The pact also resolves a challenge to Rajneeshpuram’s constitutionality. approval by the 9th Circuit awaits.

Oregon Portland Ore Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh Dave Frohnmayer Wasco County John V. Kelly Frohnmayer Rajneeshpuram Dalles Rajneeshee 9Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Rajneesh United States

Hamilton City Wins Publicity From Exclamation Point Campaign

Hamilton Ohio failed to gain official approval to append an exclamation point to its name from the U S Board on Geographic Names and Rand McNally yet the city of 63500 says the campaign has raised its profile. City Manager Jack Becker said the effort drew nationwide attention and will continue, even as officials insist punctuation is not part of geographic names.

Hamilton, Ohio Ohio Hamilton Jack Becker U.S. Board On Geographic Names U.S. Geological Survey Rand McNally & Co Donald J. Orth Federal Board Becker Orth Rand McNally Conroy Erickson U.S Rand MecNally

Mississippi texts repurposed for world aid effort

Mississippi Textbook Commission urges schools to stop burning dilapidated books and instead donate worn volumes to children in the Third World or to families in need within the state. Principal Jo Ann Kaelin cites widespread home book shortages and illiteracy as drivers for salvaging 10 year old or older texts. The commission directed district leaders to seek alternatives to destruction and to inform 153 school districts.

Jackson Miss Mississippi Mississippi Textbook Commission Gloster Jo Ann Kaelin Commission Bob Tom Johnson Johnson

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