States Rank By Education Measures Across 50 States
Education Secretary Bell released ranked statistics on dropout rates test scores and teacher salaries across all states. Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota Nebraska Colorado led ACT averages while New Hampshire Oregon Vermont California and Delaware led SAT results with Mississippi Louisiana Alabama and Kentucky-Tennessee at the bottom. The report shows declines in graduation rates and shifting state standings from 1972 to 1982 with Alaska leading in teacher salaries and DC and Georgia among low performers.
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Book and film titles linked to notable authors listed
An OCR fragment lists book and film titles such as Pet Sematary released 1984 and Terms of Endearment, alongside author names Stephen King George Orwell Janet Dailey Larry McMurtry and others. It appears as a catalog-like string of titles with associated writers and public figures.
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Water Plan Hopes Rise In Kansas Legislature
In Topeka the 1964 Kansas Legislature weighs a statewide water plan with focus on minimum streamflow for four south central rivers. Gov Carlin backs initial steps, outlining costs for gauges and administration, while lawmakers favor a measured, multi-year approach to shaping the plan.
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Kissinger panel backs pocketbook aid for Central America
The Kissinger Commission on Central America is set to urge about 1 billion dollars in economic and military aid over several years to address development and security issues. The plan prioritizes economic assistance, keeps current policy, links military aid to improving human rights, and proposes stronger pressure on Salvadoran authorities to curb political killings while boosting aid to FEI Salvador.
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Contel Clarifies Bell System Divestiture Impact
Contel explains that only AT and the Bell operating companies are in the divestiture. Center remains independent and will keep current service, staff, and offerings. Local service stays the same, with ongoing quality and customer-focused options, and updates will come via newspapers and bill inserts.
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