Geisel wins NAESP distinguished service award
Dr Theodor Geisel becomes the National Association of Elementary School Principals first special award recipient for distinguished service to children He could not attend the Atlanta convention and issued a statement praising NAESP educators as the backbone of the educational system.
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Boy heroes pull toddler from second story ledge fall
In Los Angeles two boys 12-year-old Socrates Garay and 11-year-old Bobby Yenis rescued 2-year-old Michael Nicholes who crawled onto a 2-foot ledge after pushing aside a window screen. Michael was treated at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center with no lasting injuries.
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Jury trial for 6 year old girl dropped in Gainesville case
A Florida prosecutor declined adult court for a 6 year old accused of aggravated battery after striking a 7 year old with a stick. Defense lawyer Wilhite pressed for a jury hearing, but pursuit of juvenile court or arbitration followed, with the judge noting public concern over handling.
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Mount Washington logs 100th death in 1849 to present
A Connecticut woman, Kathy Hamann, 25, of Sandy Hook, fell 400 feet while scrambling a hard packed snow gully on Mount Washington and died of head injuries. A second climber was injured as officials confirmed the 100th fatality since 1849.
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Rare late March freeze bites North Carolina crops
A rare late March freeze nearly wiped out North Carolina peach and apple crops, with up to 90 percent loss in a $10 million peach crop and $24 million apple business affected. Georgia also saw some damage, mostly in mountains. Forecasters cited snow in the West, heavy rain in Florida, and widespread cold across the nation, with records shattered in multiple cities and frost warnings in effect.
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