Cash shortage forces cancelation of preinduction physicals
Washington reports the Selective Service System is low on funds and has halted preinduction physicals in some states as an economy measure. Wisconsin Major Clinton Knutson said 80 draft boards will skip examinations next month, citing a sufficient near term pool but uncertain future quotas.
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Washington
UPI
Selective Service
Lewis B
Hershey
Clinton Knutson
Wisconsin
Pam Turbeville in Make It Yourself With Wool contest
Scottsdale junior Pam Turbeville competed in the district judging of the Make It Yourself With Wool contest among 80 junior contenders from 14 to 16. She reached the state finals and modeled an orange and black plaid outfit on Color Day, but was not selected for the national competition.
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Bonnie Billings
Pam Turbeville
Scottsdale
Pam
Scottsdale High
I T
Ramada Ton
Phoenix
Arizona
Saguaro High Adopts Ski Club Amid City Survey Interest
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation finds large youth interest in skiing. Saguaro High forms a ski club with Iskilors and Purple Ski Shop for weekend trips north by bus. Mr. Solem directs meetings including film showings and dry land lessons for beginners. adults may attend.
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Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
Saguaro High
Parks and Recreation Department
Iskilors
Purple Ski Shop
Mali Coouaro
Scottsdale High
Richard Solem
Skeleton unearthed on geology field trip near Payson
Coronado freshmen on a December geology field trip at Indian Gardens Administrative Ranch east of Payson uncovered a buried skeleton with accompanying pottery and spear heads. Instructor Jesse Pogue confirmed it appeared to be an Indian burial, skull flattened from cradle carry, buried vertically. Alan Cornelius and Earl Sanders reported the find to ASU after photographing the remains. Forty students joined the expedition. a second trip is planned for January 15 to Ray Mines.
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Coronado
Indian Gardens
Payson
Alan Cornelius
Earl Sanders
Jesse Pogue
Pogue
Alan
Earl
ASU
Ray Mines
Money and Materials Drive Education's Private Sector Push
Industry giant companies invest heavily in educational research and materials as education expenditure nears 50 billion dollars. General Telephone and Electronics proposes an electronic blackboard, IBM through SRA expands tests, Xerox forms Basic Systems to enter learning. Experts warn against rush and urge careful integration.
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David Nydice
UPI
Defense
Future Unlimited
General Telephone and Electronics
Ian Electronic
International Business Machines
IBM
Science Research Associates
SRA
Xerox
Basic Systems Incorporated
National Service Poll Shows High School Teens Split on Draft
Scholastic Magazine reports 77 percent of high school students favor involuntary national service in non military roles, while 66 percent of boys would still choose military service. Among girls 44 percent support involuntary service. A separate 52 percent of respondents oppose replacing the draft with a lottery.
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New York
N.Y
United States
Scholaatic Magazines
VISTA
Peace Corps
Institute of
Scholastic Research Center
Samplin
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