Michigan Educator Calls For Less Factory Like Teaching
Dr. Byron Hughes of the University of Michigan urged fewer factory style rules in classrooms and more individual attention. He spoke at a University of Arizona conference, arguing gifted children need broader, long term training and less emphasis on acceleration. He estimated 25 percent of students could be considered gifted with proper instruction.
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Husband gets 2 to 5 years in wife shooting
Gary Friedlaender was sentenced in Superior Court by Judge John F. Molloy to 2 to 5 years for firing four shots that crippled his wife Aileen, 17, during a March 31, 1987 argument at their Tucson home. The defense sought probation if he returned to Israel, but the request was denied.
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Phoenix approves 22.5 million budget for next fiscal year
Phoenix City Council tentatively approved a 22.5 million dollar budget starting July 1 after a public hearing with no objections. The plan keeps the 1.75 dollar property tax rate per hundred of assessed valuation and cites annexation, a 70 million bond program, and higher salaries as drivers of the increase. A second public hearing is set for July 8 before final adoption.
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County Board May Appeal Broadway Ruling
Pima County Supervisors likely to seek appeal after a Superior Court ruling that may block a planned six lane widening of Broadway between Craycroft and Kolb. Judge Bernstein ruled that TI property owners should be excluded from the improvement district, protests claim benefits won't accrue and property values would drop. The board weighs whether to push the case, with federal funds covering four lanes and the district paying for the rest.
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Bright Students At Institute Aims High Math Attainments
A group of 25 Pueblo High School freshmen attend a University of Arizona summer science institute as preparation for a four year modern mathematics sequence. The program, tied to Illinois and Beberman’s math theory, uses set theory and computer logic. Howard Marston and two Pueblo teachers join UA science staff led by Millard G. Seeley to extend advanced math at Pueblo next fall with another 25 students scheduled.
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Assault Case Against Cocio Dismissed
A case against Efrain A. Cocio was dismissed in Superior Court after the victim declined to testify. Cocio, 36, of 83 S. 3rd Ave., had been convicted in March for the beating of Crowninshield and fined 180 dollars, with a later appeal leading to today’s dismissal due to the witness’s tearful decision not to proceed.
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Jordan Tries Again Despite Court Rebuff
Court appointed lawyers Lawrence Ollason and W Edward Morgan will seek a habeas corpus writ in U S District Court in Phoenix after the U S Supreme Court denied review of Rich ard Lewis Jordan s murder conviction The move aims to show his constitutional rights were violated during his trial and sentencing.
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U S Supreme Court Reviews Pending Death Row Case
The defendant was found guilty in a prior trial and again convicted in the current case. The Arizona State Supreme Court ordered a new trial previously and no execution date has been set. If a date is scheduled, defense attorneys must seek a stay of execution from the U S District Court.
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