Highway Archeology Spurs Massive Fossil Salvage Program
Bulldozer crews on U S Route 57 and I 71 near Cleveland uncapped a major fossil hunt, yielding around 10 000 specimens from Devonian formations. State and federal planners fund and oversee salvage with museums and universities, while researchers expect many discoveries and years of analysis ahead.
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Washington
Pecos County
Texas
Iowa
Arizona
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
James E. Kirk
Bureau of Public Roads
Congress
Kirk
Cleveland Natural Science Museum
William E. Scheele
Scheele
Mohave County
Arkansas
University of Arkansas
Fishing Lake
California
Sacramento
Hawaii Minting Era and Golf Club Maintenance
Hawaii minted its own coins from 1847 to 1883. Private golf clubs typically spend about 3505 dollars annually to maintain a single golf hole.
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Hawaii
Southern Educators to Lead Desegregation Effort
The Office of Education will hire about 35 Southern school administrators for a summer compliance drive to push desegregation in 1,652 Southern districts still under mixed or segregated classes. The plan follows earlier use of law students, seeks experienced Southerners, and offers 750 to 1250 dollars monthly.
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Washington
Office of Education
David E. Seeley
Equal Education Opportunity
Harold Howell
U.S
Howe
Seeley
South
Law
Southern
Army Doctor's Court Martial Opens Today
Army doctor Capt. Howard Levy faces a court martial at Fort Jackson in Columbia as prosecutors plan to call 40 or more witnesses over a week. He is charged with refusing orders to train Vietnam bound medics and with conduct unbecoming an officer and other offenses.
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Columbia
S.C
Howard Levy
Brooklyn
N.Y
Ft. Jackson
U.S. Court of Appeals
Washington
Anthony Amsterdam
American Civil Liberties Union
Irwin Goldbloom
U.S. Justice Department
Levy
Goldbloom
V,nam
Howard Levy Sr
New York
Judge Awards 75000 to Two Ministers in Accident
A federal judge ordered a total of 75 000 dollars in damages to two Presbyterian ministers injured when struck by a Navy recruiting car in Richmond on February 16 1966. The Rev. William E Massey Jr received 65000 dollars and the Rev. Donald Nance 10000 dollars. The awards were against the federal government, ruled by U S District Judge John D Butter Jr.
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Richmond
William E. Massey Jr
St. Andrews College
Laurinburg
N.C
Church of the Pines
Laurel Hill
Donald Nance
Hall
Presbyteria Church
U.S
John D. Butter Jr
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James A. Carney
Idaho
Idaho County
Illinois
St. Clair County
Lee County
Nebraska
Creighton
Omaha
New Mexico
Grant County
Tennessee
University of Tennessee
Tennessee River Crossing
Utah
Silver Creek Junction
Dent
The
Aaa
Things
Nylons
Secoia
Ball
Bobby
Hong Kong
Mele
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