Quiet school openings mark desegregation efforts across cities
As Louisville reports a bombing and busing protests after a Labor Day weekend, Milwaukee St Louis and Omaha begin desegregation driven by voluntary transfers and court orders while teachers strike actions ripple elsewhere. FBI aid joins local investigations as districts plan to enroll tens of thousands with integrated classrooms and new busing schemes.
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Officials upbeat on geothermal test project in Imperial Valley
San Diego Gas & Electric reports encouraging results from an eight million dollar five year geothermal test facility at Nil and detailing near zero scaling and no plugging in the corrosive brine. The company sees potential for a 50 megawatt demonstration plant at Nil and another at Heber possibly funded with federal support. Nuclear power remains cheaper long term, but geothermal offers energy diversification as the utility heads toward operation of Heber by 1980 and plans two more Nil and Heber plants by 1982.
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Scottsdale parks offer broad fall class brochure
Brochures detailing fall specialty classes are available at city parks and recreation centers, City Hall, Scottsdale Public Library, Public Service Building, Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce, and Scottsdale Center for the Arts. Registration runs Saturday 9 am to 9 pm and Monday to Sept 17 at Eldorado Center. Classes begin Sept 20 with adult art, music, dance, and sports offerings for all ages.
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Scottsdale Community College Offers Bridge Classes
Scottsdale Community College begins a 12 week bridge program this fall with six non credit classes. Beginning bridge meets Tuesdays intermediate Wednesdays and advanced Thursdays with afternoon sessions 1 to 3 30 p m and evening sessions 7 to 9 30 p m. Classes start September 21 22 and 2.
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Cherokee School Enrollment Tops 1,200 Amid Staffing Shift
Kiva Cocopah and Cherokee Schools report enrollment over 1,200 with an increase of more than 80 students since spring. New staff include kindergarten teacher Mrs Judith Lawson and shifts across Cocopah grades. The district adds special education teachers and coordinators while hosting orientation nights and community programs through September.
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John Collinge
Denise Shanahan
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