Scottsdale School District launches vocational rehab for handicapped seniors
Dr. Al Scharf leads Scottsdale Pupil Personnel Services in starting a vocational rehabilitation program at Good Will Industries for 12 mentally handicapped seniors this fall. The district, with 73 staff, has expanded services including testing revisions, ASU counseling trials, and speech correction classes serving over 1,000 students.
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Scottsdale
Good Will
al Scharf
Scharf
Dr. Scharf
Arizona State University
Arcadia High School
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Chicago
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Emergency bill would legalize stand-up drinking at press club
Washington reports that a House subcommittee approved an emergency measure to allow stand-up drinking at the national press club bar. The piece humorously notes the Press Club as the place where world problems get solved and warns that banning stand-up drinking could shrink the supply of solutions and hinder problem solving.
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UPI
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National Press Club
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Press Club
L. David Leroy
Washington
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U.S
Lost platoons lose 75 in fierce Viet battle
In Dak To Vietnam UPI reports Alpha Company of the 173rd Airborne Brigade fought a brutal seven hours on a ridgeline Thursday. About 80 died with 75 from two units known as the lost platoons. survivors faced heavy fire and recaptured wounded before planning another assault.
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Rickey Sanchez
Chico
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Alpha
U.S
David B. Milton
Dallas
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Jacksonville
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Pope Puts 27 American Cardinals In Line With New Rite
Pope Paul VI opens a secret consistory to install 27 new cardinals including four Americans Patrick O Boyle John Cody and John Krol Francis Brennan. The number of cardinals rises toward 118 as rites are simplified and a public outdoor Mass at St Peter's Square is planned.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Patrick Louis O’boyle
Washington, D.C
John P. Cody
Chicago
John Joseph Krol
Philadelphia
Msgr
Francis J. Brennan
Shenandoah
Vatican
Sacred College of Cardinals
Paul
St. Peter's Square
House group presses to release federal consumer data
A House subcommittee led by Chairman Benjamin Rosenthal says the government holds a wealth of consumer data from product testing and statistics and should share it with taxpayers. The panel argues the federal government is the world’s largest collector of marketplace facts and can inform the public.
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House Group
Washington
UPI
A. House
Benjamin Rosensthal
D-N.y
Special Consumers
U.S
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