Reopening at Handley High Peaceful After Disturbance
Handley High School reopened with police and parents present after last Tuesday’s racial disturbance. Superintendent Johnson announced an eight point plan with study groups and teacher workshops while 165 students were absent and 13 suspended for Tuesday’s unrest.
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Handley High
Diane Kimbel
Handley High School
Jacob Johnson
Handley
George Craig
Craig
Johnson
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Oil Price Should Dip After Import Fee Elimination
Washington officials say the Ford administration will drop the 60 cent per barrel tariff on refined petroleum products, lowering the price of a gallon by about 1.5 cents. Federal Energy Administrator Frank G. Zarb announced the move and said a decision on also removing the $2 per barrel crude import fee may come soon. If both are lifted, U.S. petroleum prices could fall about 3 cents per gallon nationwide, though refiners may not pass all savings to consumers. The cut targets refined imports used mainly in New England and the Middle Atlantic states. Meanwhile Tropical Storm Eloise, now back to hurricane status, threatens the Florida Alabama Gulf Coast with 85 mph winds and heavy rain.
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Frank G. Zarb
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Zarb
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Middle Atlantic
U.S
Miami
Eloise
Florida-Alabama Gulf Coast
Mobile
Ala
Pensacola
Fila
Neil Frank
National Hurricane Center
Bargain Corner Coupons in Star Ad
Read today's Star for coupon deals including items like Boys Wrangler Huskies at $6.99 and savings on many purchases. The page touts bargains with 10 cent reads and emphasizes saving money through the Star's ads.
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Two Guardsmen Die in Martinsburg Parachute Accident
West Virginia National Guard officials investigated a parachuting mishap at Martinsburg Municipal Airport that killed S Sgt Arthur Coulter of Charleston and Cpl Edward Sizemore of Clay. Their chutes tangled midair before they fell 350 feet to the ground. Both soldiers, part of the 19th Special Forces Group Second Battalion, died after emergency care at the VA Hospital.
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W.va
West Virginia National Guard
Arthur G. Coulter
Charleston
Cpl
Edward Jesse Sizemore
Clay
Army National Guard
19Th Special Forces Group
167Th Tactical Airlift Group
Sizemore
Coulter
Veterans Administration Hospital
Ford to Push Resources for Domestic Energy Investment
President Ford plans a major federal program to spur heavy private investment in U S energy resources. Officials say he may outline the plan in a San Francisco AFL-CIO building trades department convention address today.
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Ford
San Francisco
Afl-Cio Building Trades Department
Handley High Opens After Disorder With Community Help
About 40 adults including parents and a new psychologist from Northwestern Psychiatric Clinic joined 50 plus police at Handley High School as it reopened at 7:15 a.m. after last Tuesday’s racial clashes. Students entered orderly under strict guidance while reporters awaited a 10 a.m. press briefing.
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Handley High School
Jim Ackley
Howard Bean
Northwestern Psychiatric Clinic
Bean
James Wood
Handley
Israel Won't Sign Until Congress Acts
Israel's cabinet moved to initial a protocol making the interim Egypt peace plan operative but will not sign until the United States Congress approves its role in surveillance stations. The plan includes redeployments and oilfield transfers with a five month withdrawal timeline to Sinai and related measures. In Beirut, street fighting between Moslem leftists and rightwing Christians continued despite mediation efforts, with snipers targeting streets and civilians.
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Giddi
Henry A. Kissinger
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U.S
Yigal Allen
Sinai
United States
Abu Rudeis
Beirut
Lebanon
Clarke County farmer Oscar M Carr profiled by Star staff
Star staffer Doug OConnell profiles Clarke County farmer Oscar M Carr on the Area News page. Wire from Warren notes coverage. Susan Burke interviews Robert Spence who says his Nutrition Program remains active after over a year despite funding standstills and periodic setbacks.
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Doug O’connell
Clarke County
Oscar M. Carr
Warren
Susan Burke
Robert Spence
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