Broadway Limited Remains Late On 75th Anniversary Run
On its 75th anniversary the Broadway Limited crawled into Chicago two and a half hours late after a 21 hour journey from New York and Washington. Passengers lingered in parlor cars, others traded stories of rail glory, and observers noted the line’s long tradition and fading era as crews rebuilt tracks through Altoona and Lima. Maurice Graham, King of the Hoboes, autographed sketches for young admirers while Ruth Hume and her daughters sampled foods from New York to Charleston aboard the revived historic train.
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Chicago
Maury
America
Homer Hill
Washington
New York
Hill
Broadway Limited
Pennsylvania Railroad
Penn Station
Union Station
New York Central
Twentieth Century Limited
Twentieth Century
Roy Richardson
Tom Nemeth
Harrisburg
Nemeth
Appallachian
Illinois Central
New Orleans
Carbondale
Champaign-Urbana
Carl
Mary Ellen Schneider
Elkins Park
Europe
Schneider
Altoona
Great Lakes Naval Base
Bryan Lewis
Lima
Ohio
Maurice Graham
Graham
Ruth Hume
Fort Morgan
Cole
New York City
Boston
Chapel Hill
N C
Philadelphia
Charleston
D.C
Richard J. Anderson
Public Law 94 142 reshapes U S education for disabled students
A federal bill, Public Law 94 142, promised to transform public education for eight million mentally or physically handicapped children, requiring free appropriate education for ages 3 to 18, individualized plans, inclusive classrooms, and expanded resources while sparking debate over federal aims and local control.
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G. K. Hadenfield
Bloomington
Ind
Congress
Henry Schroeder
Developmental Training Center
Indiana University
Schroeder
After Agnes Flood Wilkes-Barre Faces Redevelopment Strain
Five years after Hurricane Agnes Wilkes-Barre endures lingering flood scars and a contentious redevelopment drive. Residents recall lost homes and businesses, with SBA loans shaping recovery while critics warn of uneven gains and future flood risk. City centers remain under reconstruction as officials weigh long term protection.
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Julie Frederickse
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Donna Miles
Eloise
Tom Bell
Wyoming Valley
Susquehanna
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Federal Small Business Administration
Pennsylvania
Wilkes-Barre
Sirotkin
SBA
South
Bridge reading program uses black English to teach standard
In Amherst, Massachusetts, the Bridge cross culture reading program blends dialect and standard English to help Black students progress from black vernacular to accepted English. Gary Simpkins and colleagues tested it with 540 sixth and seventh graders, showing faster gains than remedial peers.
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Daniel Q. Haney
Amherst
Mass
The
Voice
Kenneth Booker
Los Angeles
Gary Simpkins
Westfield State College
Charlesetta
Massachusetts Department of Education
Grace Holt
University of Illinois
Houghton Mifflin
Simpkins
America
Washington
Phoenix
Chicago
Memphis
Tenn
Sacramento
Calif
Macon County
Ala
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Indiana
Lori Kibble
Stone Belt Center
Bloomington, Ind
Chamber of Commerce
George Ritchie
Jake Sirotkin
Fred Anderson
HUD
Flood Victims Action Council
Pensylvania
Anderson
Bell
Agnes