Regents schedule Liverpool hearing on handicapped education
The state Board of Regents will hold an April 7 hearing at the Sheraton Inn Syracuse on revised state regulations for educating handicapped children. The session runs noon to 5 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. Written testimony is required. oral testimony will be scheduled and written copies must be submitted.
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Sheraton Inn
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Sheraton Inn On Electronics Parkway
Practice spelling To Bee a winner at Herald-Journal bee
Practice spelling to win the 1981 Herald Journal American Spelling Bee and earn a trip to Washington D C. Daily word lists run until the April 4 event at Nottingham High School with terms such as vexillology cantilever erysipeia and shanghaied included.
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Nottingham High School
Record Motorama draws 87,000 as biggest Syracuse show yet
Don Stacy hailed the Motorama as the largest in 21 years while 86,725 fans filled the Center of Progress Building and Home Center at the New York State Fairgrounds. Over 300 show cars and speed exhibits competed as ISCA elements moved toward Las Vegas finale with top awards including Most Popular by Spectator Ballot and Best competition.
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Springwater
N.Y
Claude Demers
Richelieu
Que
Leonard DeJonge
St. Catharines
Tom Nicholson
Roslyn Heights
Art Madison
NSRA
ISCA
Madison Heights
Mich
Backgammon Tournament Supports Cerebral Palsy Center
The Adult Program at the Cerebral Palsy Center sponsors a Backgammon Tournament on April 11 at the YMCA 340 Montgomery St. Proceeds help cover costs for attendees of the Cerebral Palsy Sports Program in New York City May 28-30. Play starts noon with doors open 10:45. Advanced championship registration 20 dollars. door 25 dollars. Novice advanced 5 dollars. door 7 dollars. Deadline April 6. Contact Kenneth Heard at 455-5726 or 422-6722 for blanks and info.
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Montgomery St
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Kenneth Heard
Oppression in South Africa topic for final SU lecture
Syracuse University wraps its Lecture Series with two speakers open to the public. Dennis Brutus, South African poet and Northwestern faculty, presents Resistance to Oppression in South Africa: The Cultural Dimension in Kilian Room at 500 Hall of Languages tomorrow. Edward W. Said of Columbia will discuss Islam and the West in Grant Auditorium at 8 p.m. on April 14, based on his work in progress Islam.
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Eduardo Mondlane
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Salina raises impoundment fees for animals
Salina town officials announce immediate increases to impoundment penalties. The first impoundment carries a $10 fine, the second $20, and the third and any further impoundments within a year $30. A $6 daily boarding fee applies to any pickup and vaccinations are set at $2.50 each.
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