Pioneering journalist Inez Robb dies at 78 in Tucson
Inez Robb, 78, famed American journalist and Scripps Howard and United Features columnist, died at Tucson Medical Center of Parkinsons disease. She covered 1932 to 1968 conventions and inaugurations, served as a war correspondent, and wrote a widely carried column from 1953 to 1969. Her husband J Addison Robb had died last month. Also reported: Alden Gay Thomson, 80, Screen Actors Guild organizer, died in Beverly Hills, and Harry Suitcase Simpson, 54, former Cleveland Indians outfielder, died in Akron after a heart attack.
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Columbia boards tightens student smoking policy wording
Columbia Board of Education adopted a revised smoking policy for district schools with minor wording changes. The rule forbids smoking or possession of smoking materials on school grounds or at activities, with a new paragraph detailing penalties. First offense carries a five day suspension, second ten days, and third or more may lead to suspension and possible expulsion, subject to due process.
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