District 1 School Board election outcome shocks voters
Board members Raul M. Grijalva and Laura Almquist react moments after the bid to raise teacher salaries and add programs failed. Voters lined up at polling places across the city including Doolen Jr High School as supporters of higher wages had backed the measure.
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Laura Almquist
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Override vote breakdown by Place in yesterday’s tally
A district by district breakdown shows how votes shifted in yesterday’s override referendum. Planners logged each location’s turnout and results, highlighting areas with decisive gains or losses. Authorities urge readers to review official tallies for final figures and implications.
Man Wears Underwear as Headgear At Cobb Restaurants
Preston Artis Womack, 46, was arrested for criminal trespass after refusing to leave several fast food outlets in Mableton Georgia while wearing men's underwear on his head and woolen socks on his hands. Police described him as well mannered despite the odd attire and noted prior warnings at other restaurants. He is being held on a $300 bond.
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Preston Artis Womack
Cobb County
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Runaway Toddler Dean Disappears Near Rapids Park
In P parks 214 year old Dean vanished with his retriever and was later found by a lake about a mile from home. More than 1 600 volunteers and state officials searched the area. the boy was scratched by brush and bitten by mosquitoes but otherwise unhurt. He reacted by walking away as deputies approached.
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Hungry legislator ends 68 day fast
Rep. Sam Hudson of Dallas ends a 68 day hunger fast after vowing to eat until his 100 bills were heard. He acknowledges hunger but says the fast was worthwhile as only four of his bills passed the House. He plans to eat a hearty meal and enjoy dumplings and cornmeal mush.
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Austin
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Sam ‘Hudson
Dallas
Hudson
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Adoption of teacher evaluation in District I faces board vote
A revised teacher evaluation plan, piloted in 1976-77, passed a Tucson District I study session with minor criticism and is slated for adoption by the school board later this month. The plan, required by 1974 state law, outlines nine teacher responsibilities and stresses training for evaluators to avoid legal risk.
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Tucson
State Department of Education
Ning
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