Students favor school but oppose longer year and day
The Associated Press reports Weekly Reader survey of about 19,000 fourth to sixth graders finds 61% against a longer school year and 77% against a longer day. Fourth graders show some openness, with 21% favoring longer year and 26% longer day. Girls like school more than boys, and 42% name math as their favorite subject, with 44% calling it most important to learn.
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In six days 13 apparent heroin overdoses, all fatal, occur in Manhattan amid a suspected supply linked to China Cat. Police report the batch tested 94 percent pure, prompting a warning that the next dose could be deadly.
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Salarbanca is the only U.S. city built on Indian land. The Senecas claimed property rights and said eviction notices could go out within weeks to residents who refused to sign a new lease replacing a century-old one that expired in 1991. About 180 of the city’s 3,000 property owners did not sign. The city lies about 70 miles southeast of Buffalo on the Seneca Alleghany reservation.
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