CIA denies Angola recruiting by United States officials
The Associated Press reports Boston officials deny a Christian Science Monitor claim that the CIA recruited about 600 Americans to fight in Angola. About 300 are said to be in Angola with 300 more ready pending funds. Reports also note rising New Year death tolls across the nation amid winter weather.
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State regulates private schools and nurseries in Texas
The Texas Department of Public Welfare issued rules placing private kindergartens nursery schools and homes for problem teenagers under state regulation as part of child care investigations from 1973 74. The rules cover indoor space per child toilets and even toy requirements while debates continue over curriculum control and compliance timelines.
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Year of Bicentennial Wonders and Tragedies Begin
Americans ushered in 1976 with parades and football as the nation marked its Bicentennial. A cold stretch hit Southern California while a Pasadena crowd swelled to a record 1.4 million for the Tournament of Roses parade.
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Dedicated teacher works without sight
Linda Garshwiller, 23, is a legally blind student teacher challenging Indiana norms that limit blind teachers to schools for the visually impaired. She has filed a discrimination suit in Marion, while working as a secretary and electronics tester in Fort Wayne.
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