Arizona school aid study urges bigger role for state
Griffenhagen and Associates report on Arizona schools recommends extending free textbooks to high schools, state funding for transportation, state ownership of buses if districts consolidate, expansion of the lunch program with nutrition safeguards, lowering the compulsory attendance age to six, and uniform school health standards coordinated across authorities. End of series.
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Drunken Brag Causes City Court Appearance
Andrew May, 35, of 145 Ocoa St, boasted at a bus depot he would “get” a city patrolman for killing his brother. He pled guilty to drunkenness with others, receiving a $10 fine or 10 days. May was finger printed and his background to be checked.
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Stevenson Me Too Plank Shapes Campaign Tactics
Adlai Stevenson edges toward a four‑point attack, labeling Eisenhower a me‑too candidate on domestic policy while highlighting prosperity and McCarthyism. The two campaigns push speeches in New York and New Jersey as they court labor and party leaders.
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Six Homes Burglarized in City Police Probe
Police and sheriff's deputies investigated six burglaries and a clothesline theft as a prowler suspected of entering homes. Victims include Hector Hansen at 64 S Palomas Ave with cigars missing, Nell Guthrie at 121 S S Cherry Ave with $25 and jewelry, Rita Blackwell at 233 E 12th St with a radio and revolver, and Marie J Costich at 231 E 12th St plus C C Parker at 1602 E Fifth St. A break in occurred at Jim Me Clymont’s 2509 E Seneca St for $70 cash, and Stanley G Peters at 2913 E 18th St reported clothing taken from a line.
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