Truckers rally for Ford in Harrisburg amid Carter taunts
Independent Truckers Association staged a two mile convoy and rally at the Harrisburg Capitol as members blasted Jimmy Carter and backed Gerald Ford. Sixteen wheelers and eight trucks drew reporters while signs praised Ford on issues like regulation and funding. Nighttrain organizer William Scheffer of Breezewood led the event.
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Artists craft political season pumpkins for cover
Two Sacramento Bee staff artists were asked to carve jack o lanterns for a cover photograph. They produced Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford look alike pumpkins, reflecting the political season.
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Sacramento Bee
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Cleveland Race Ratio Holds Steady in Schools
Cleveland public schools show a one percentage point shift in black to white ratios this fall, far smaller than feared. Superintendent Paul Briggs cites stability amid court-ordered busing threats after Judge Battisti’s ruling. About 58 percent of more than 122,000 pupils are Black, 38 percent White, with declines from both groups due to lower birth rates and out-migration.
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Score decline not worrisome says education expert
New York UPI report quotes Dr. Harold Howe II and other educators saying college entrance tests are not crucial measures of ability. They note declines in verbal and math scores since 1967 but call the tests overrated and not intended to reflect overall character or talent.
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College Board
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U.S
The Flathead Indians Heads Compared To Neighbors
The Flathead Indians heads were normal but flat when measured against the artificially pointed heads of some neighboring groups.
Edison High Open House Set for Thursday Evening
Edison High School will host an open house for parents and friends on Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. The orientation starts at 7 p.m. in the auditorium, followed by three 25 minute mock class periods. Private conferences begin at 8:30 p.m. National Honor Society members will guide attendees.
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Weather Outlook for Central Rockies and Texas Shows Mixed Skies
A broad forecast indicates generally fair weather nationwide with some snow flurries in the central Rockies and scattered showers across parts of lower Texas. Moisture and temperature contrasts bring unsettled pockets while most areas stay dry and mild.
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Weather outlook with cold, cloudy skies and flurries
Cloudy and cold tonight with a chance of flurries in the northeast. Lows in the 20s to low 30s. Partly cloudy tomorrow and continued cold with highs in the upper 30s to low 40s.
Weather outlook with mixed precip and warming trend
A forecast shows a chance of rain or snow on Thursday with fair conditions Friday and Saturday. Temperatures range from highs in the 40s and lows in the 20s on Thursday, cooling yet moderating to highs in the 50s and lows in the 0s by Friday and Saturday.
Travel warnings pair snow and wind across western states
The Associated Press notes storm warnings and travel advisories in western states with heavy snow expected in the Colorado mountains and six inches or more in higher elevations. Cautions issued for southeast Idaho, northern Colorado, Utah and Wyoming mountains as snow and blowing snow affect western Nebraska travel.
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