Wallace Reopens New Hope School Under Busing Test
Governor Wallace announced the reopening of New Hope School to serve students who elect to attend there, with the state contributing 30000 to renovate classrooms. Under a July court order, New Hope pupils had been assigned to Tanner and East Limestone schools 20 to 22 miles away, with bus routes seen as dangerous and congested.
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New Hope School
Wallace
Tanner
East Limestone
Limestone
Reagan approves key Medi Cal reforms amid plan for more
California moves to curb unlimited Medi Cal utilization with $1 doctor visit and 50 cent prescription copays. The package expands coverage to 800,000 low income nonwelfare residents, requires state approval for monthly doctor visits, and creates a Health Care Commission including a Medi Cal recipient. Reagan indicated further reform attempts next year while attending a ceremony at Troy State University.
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Senate
Assembly
Pacific Palisades
Health Review and Planning Council
Apollo 17 astronauts named for December moon landing
The Space Agency announced that Gene Cernan and Harrison Schmitt will fly Apollo 17 in December 1972 to land on the moon, with Evans remaining in lunar orbit. backup crew Scott Irwin and Fred Worden will assist, continuing the program’s scientific emphasis and aiming to explore a lunar crater.
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America
Scott
Irwin
Worden
Space Agency
Schmitt
Cernan
Astronaut Corps
Agency
Harrison H. Schmitt
Houston Space Center
Treasure Hunt Clue No 11 in $1,000 contest
The next to last clue in the Treasure Hunt, running through Saturday midnight and co sponsored by the Independent Press Telegram and the California International Sea Festival at Long Beach, directs seekers to contact the Sea Festival office. The riddle traces steps from a parking zone to a sand harbor and a buried spot. Earlier clues are on page B-3.
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Press-Telegram
Long Beach
Kent-Lorillard Tobacco Company
Kent Micronite
Action Line
Lakewood
Lorillard Co
New York City
ACTION LINE answers reader questions on retirement refunds and debts
The column explains railroad retirement refunds after long service transfer to Social Security and that refunds are unavailable. It notes nonresponsibility notices have limited legal effect, may aid divorce evidence, and that creditors often ignore them. It also reports a contestant’s prize inquiry with Lorillard and lists local libraries for wills and estate tax guidance.
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Railroad Tesk
Robert Livingstone
Federal Railroad Retirement Board
N. Spring St
Los Angeles
Livingstone
Action Line
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Belfast Ireland riots refugees flee as tensions rise
British ministers studied a Lynch statement amid calls for reforms in Northern Ireland. Refugees, both Catholic and Protestant, flee Belfast Derry and Newry as troops struggle to quell violence. Catholic Loyalist gunmen blamed, army says most attacks by IRA, food and shelter strained. Ratna Dewi loses bid to keep Sukarno residence. Jakarta to turn it into a military museum.
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Army
IRA
Castlederg
Irish Republic
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Liverpool
Irish Sea
Lynch
Irish Republican Army
Soarces
London
Heath
Ulster Volunteer Force
TRA
Jakarta
Indonesia
Ratna Sari Dewi
Sukarno
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