Illinois gun control drive gains from enforcement data
Illinois law enforcement officials expect new crime gun statistics later this year to bolster support for stricter gun controls. A Jacobs survey found 68 percent favor registering hand guns and 49 percent support registering all guns, with regional splits and urban rural differences noted.
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Council says all junior college teachers need inservice training
The National Advisory Council on Education Professions Development reports that 122,400 junior college instructors require inservice training. It criticizes current teacher preparation as inadequate and calls for commitment to open access, community service, and student centered curricula while stressing awareness of student diversity.
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Hanoi High School seniors take exams after evacuation
In Hanoi, 100 of 300 senior students in the evacuated Hanoi High School sat for final examinations in three whitewashed rooms near the Red River. The test covered literature chemistry math and physics with a three hour essay on two topic prompts. The school year was marked by a banner reading Anti U S Imperialist for National Salvation School Year 1971.
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Walker's Upset Victory Reframes Illinois Democratic Race
County chairmen recall March upset as Daniel Walker defeats Lt. Gov. Paul Simon 43 to 40 shocking the party. Walker urges new, inclusive politics and citizen groups while chairmen react with cautious support amid party uncertainty and potential Republican leverage.
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Northwestern cancels Spring Thing after campus melee
Northwestern University canceled its weekend Spring Thing events after a rock throwing melee Friday night that injured several people, none seriously. About 3,000 people were on the lakeside campus with roughly one third believed to be students.
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