Computer solution view for schools by Schruben study
Kansas State University economist Leonard Schruben and graduate student Vaughn Nelson tested computer devised bus routes in Clifton using 12 to 9 buses, cutting miles by 9,720 and saving time. The system aims to cut statewide transport costs and could let districts hire more teachers.
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Vaughn Nelson
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Nixon Peking trip may be biggest live TV event
Washington reports Nixon plans a landmark stay in Peking February with extensive live television and radio coverage. Three mobile U.S. broadcast units and a Chinese ground station will enable live reports from Peking Hangchow and Shanghai. About 80 reporters and technicians will travel, with free access for visiting Americans and no anticipated press censorship. Nixon and Mrs. Nixon arrive February 21 and depart February 28 to be followed by official banquets and tours.
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Nixon
Peking
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U.S
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China
Ronald L. Ziegler
Iran
Persian Empire
Ziegler
Hangchow
Shanghai
Pat
Great Wall
Ming Tombs
Forbidden City
Russia
Nixons
Attache assaulted at Riga airport in Moscow incident
U S military attache Capt. Elmer L Alderfer was attacked by four to six airport workers and by up to a dozen others in Riga on January 5, briefly detained and released. The State Department protested the assault as a breach of diplomatic immunity with Moscow rejecting one protest and delaying another.
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Washington
U.S
Moscow
Soviet Union
State Department
Elmer L. Alderfer
Riga
Alderfer
United States
Merab Kurashvila
New York
Moson
Kurashvila
James H. Scheuer
D-N.y
Scheuer
Foreign Ministry
Court rulings cut school bond sales nationwide
U S investment bankers report that court decisions finding property tax based school financing unconstitutional have slowed bond sales across the nation. Some districts face higher interest costs to attract buyers, with Texas cases halting issues and California precedents prompting more than 30 states to pursue alternatives.
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New York
Texas
Tom
Springsted Inc
St. Paul, Minn
Securities Industry Association
U.S
San Antonio
Frederik IX Dies in Denmark at 72 Years
Frederik IX of Denmark died Friday after more than two weeks of illness at 72. His death clears the path for Princess Margrethe to become Queen Margrethe II, Denmark’s first reigning queen in over 500 years. Queen Ingrid and other royals visited the hospital.
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Copenhagen
Frederik IX of
Denmark
Margrethe
Margrethe II
Margrethe I
Ingrid
Benedikte
Richard Zu Sayn-Wittgenstein
Anne-Marie
Greece
Constantine
School Board Denies North Crawford County Petition
In Girard Kansas the Unified School District No 248 denied a petition to annex about 70 square miles from adjacent USD No 246 amid 900 petitioners. The move followed the condemnation of the Arma elementary school, with residents of Mulberry and Arcadia fearing closures. The decision came on advice from the Kansas Association of School Boards and district superintendent John Shireman, who noted funding needs and potential district merger implications. Arcadia may pursue a move to disband the Arma district.
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Girard, Kan
Board of Unified School District No 248
Unified School District No. 246
Crawford County
Arma
Mulberry
Arcadia
Girard Board
Kansas Association of School Boards
Girard
John Shireman
State Association
Shireman
Mrs Dole says divorce not her choice urged by senator
Mrs. Phyllis Dole told The Kansas City Star that the divorce from Sen. Robert Dole was not her decision but was urged by the senator, who she says wanted time and reconciliation. She stated she tried to stall, hoping for a change in his stance, noting he had been working too hard.
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Washington
Phyllis Dole
Robert Dole
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