Miss Ada Keeps Florida One-Teacher School Open
In Duette Florida Ada Bilbrey known as Miss Ada runs the last single teacher school serving 22 pupils. She opens crackling windows to vent heat as lovebugs invade the classroom and carries the school record player to prevent theft. If Duette closes pupils face a 25 mile bus ride to Palmetto.
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Duette, Fla
UPI
Duette School
Miss Ada
Florida
Ada
Ada Bilbrey
Manatee County
Duette
Palmetto
Tasting science at Bristol studies Cox’s Orange Pippin apples
In Long Ashton England Bristol University researchers analyze this year’s Cox’s Orange Pippin harvest to create a permanent guide to taste and aroma. A 40 member team selects top fruits and station director Prof. John Hudson says the method will allow future checks on fruit condition.
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Long Ashton
England
UPI
Bristol University
John Hudson
Odor Collars Studied To Spare Lambs From Coyotes
Colorado State University researchers test scented collars on 2200 sheep in Montrose Norwood to deter coyotes by introducing unfamiliar odors. Different repellents and an unscented control are used. results will take months to evaluate.
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Fort Collins, Colo
UPI
Colorado State University
Verne B. Swainson
Swanson
Montrose-Norwood
Colorado
Nixon
Halloween pumpkin carving and Brownie troop investiture near Navajo
Cub Pack 641 hosts a Halloween party at Pima School Cafeteria at 7 30 p m on Oct 17 with 50 jack o lanterns to judge in six categories. Brownie troop investiture at Navajo School is set for Oct 25. leader Mrs Lenda Helser notes two upcoming outings to Pony Ranch and Papago Park. Greg Friedman Michelle Miller and John Sullivan attended NAU band camp.
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Cub Pack
Pima
John C. Dornan
Navajo School
Lenda Helser
Pony Ranch
Papago Park
Nau
Greg Friedman
Michelle Miller
John Sullivan
Jeanne Colson
Pima-Navajo Girl Scout Council
Willow Springs
Mary Lou Reed
Reed
85Th St
Jews arrested after Moscow demonstration at Ministry
Five Jewish protesters outside Moscow’s Ministry of Internal Affairs faced rapid arrests as KGB agents seized signs. Reporters from United Press International were detained briefly after being assaulted by plainclothes police. The clashes mark multiple demonstrations against emigration limits in a two-week span, with some earlier participants jailed or fined.
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Moscow
UPI
Ministry of Internal Affairs
KGB
United Press International
Oregon reduces penalties for marijuana possession to a fine
A new Oregon law makes possession of under one ounce a violation rather than a crime, with a maximum $100 fine. The old penalty included jail time and a $1,000 fine. Gro (text cuts) growing, processing or selling remains punishable, and supplying marijuana to minors carries up to 20 years in prison.
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Salem, Ore
UPI
Oregon
Robert Skipper
Multnomah County
Portland
Curtis Drops Custody Fight Between Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh
Tony Curtis ends his custody dispute with Janet Leigh over daughter Jamie after withdrawing his court action and related misappropriation allegations. Leigh also drops claims that Curtis failed to pay child support, with the lawyer saying misunderstandings caused the dispute.
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Hollywood
UPI
Tony Curtis
Janet Leigh
Jamie
Curtis
Miss Leigh
Quake blacks out Valparaiso port
A predawn 6.5 magnitude quake centered near Santiago rocked central Chile. It cut power and communications in Valparaiso and halted phone service in hardest hit areas while curfews limited movement. No deaths were reported.
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Valparaiso
Santiago
UPI
Chile
Eduardo Esquivel
Boulder
Colo
National
Pacific Ocean
U.S. Marine
Cpl
Dennis Smith
Decatur
Ill
Esquivel
Los Andes
Latin America
Arizona establishes climatology lab to analyze state weather
Arizona State University has created a Laboratory of Climatology to prepare an annual Arizona climatological summary and study meteorological conditions linked to major natural disasters. Dr. Robert Durrenberger directs the lab with Paul Kangieser as research associate, coordinating with the National Weather Service and state agencies.
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Arizona State University
Board of
Regents
Robert Durrenberger
Paul Kangieser
Arizona
Durrenberger
National Weather Service
Washington
ASU
State Aeronautics Department
Wall Street profits rise despite rate pressures says Goldman
Goldman Sachs notes after tax corporate earnings up 75 percent from 39 billion in 1970 to 69 billion this year. They cite high short-term rates inflation and a weak trade balance as depressants. The Lehman Letter reports money market rates falling and the Fed lowering its funds rate target by about half a percentage point signaling a potential end to the rate surge.
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New York
UPI
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Lehman
Treasury
Federal Reserve
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