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Study: Minorities more likely to be paddled PDF Print E-mail
The News - U.S. & World news - ©2008 The Associated Press
Written by Libby Quaid, AP Education Writer   
Wednesday, 20 August 2008
WASHINGTON - Paddlings, swats, licks. A quarter of a million schoolchildren got them last year - and blacks, American Indians and kids with disabilities got a disproportionate share of the punishment, according to a study by a human rights group.

Even little kids can be paddled. Heather Porter, who lives in Crockett, Texas, was startled to hear her little boy, then 3, say he'd been spanked at school. Porter was never told, despite a policy at the public preschool that parents be notified.

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People in the News: Moore, Obama, Winkler PDF Print E-mail
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Wednesday, 20 August 2008
NEW YORK - It's not easy being Bond.

Roger Moore, who starred in seven Bond films in the 1970s and 1980s, recounts his days as the dashing super-spy in his upcoming memoir, "My Word Is My Bond," and says things weren't always as they seemed.

"Jimmy Bond had a big jet boat chase in 'Live and Let Die,'" writes Moore, now 80. "I did quite a few run-throughs to practice and whilst banking on one such run, the engine cut out. I had no steering! I therefore continued in a straight line ... directly into a wooden boat house."

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Group rescinds award to sex offender PDF Print E-mail
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Written by The Associated Press   
Wednesday, 20 August 2008
TORRINGTON, Conn. (AP) - A Connecticut baseball umpires group has reversed its decision to give a lifetime achievement award to a convicted child sex offender.

The Torrington Board of Approved Baseball Umpires voted Monday to rescind the award it gave to Tom Barbero, 58, earlier this month.

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Superior Well Services to add jobs at state line PDF Print E-mail
Business - Indiana County Commerce
Written by Randy Wells, Gazette Staff Writer   
Tuesday, 19 August 2008

Gearing up for the "gas rush" into the rich Marcellus shale formation beneath much of Pennsylvania, White Township-based Superior Well Services plans to add 28 full-time jobs in the Tioga County area and southern New York over the next few years.

Superior Well, which provides products and services to support oil and natural gas exploration, should begin hiring the additional workers in the next few weeks.

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Lower drinking age debated PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Justin Pope, AP Education Writer   
Tuesday, 19 August 2008
College presidents from about 100 of the nation's best-known universities, including Duke, Dartmouth and Ohio State, are calling on lawmakers to consider lowering the drinking age from 21 to 18, saying current laws actually encourage dangerous binge drinking on campus.

The movement called the Amethyst Initiative began quietly recruiting presidents more than a year ago to provoke national debate about the drinking age.

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ARMSTRONG: Board, architects to discuss future PDF Print E-mail
The News - Indiana County News
Written by Lauren Daley, Gazette Staff Writer   
Tuesday, 19 August 2008

FORD CITY - With budget constraints, declining enrollment and no plans for renovations this year, Armstrong School District Superintendent William Kerr urged the school board Monday to put personal differences aside and have a "high level of discussion" of what's best for students after 40-some years of having no real plan for the district.

"We all have to really put this in perspective," he said. "The board and administration, I truly believe, cares about kids, that they're advocates for children and youth. I also understand what community schools mean to you."

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ARMSTRONG: Lenape Elementary to open on time PDF Print E-mail
The News - Indiana County News
Written by Lauren Daley, Gazette Staff Writer   
Tuesday, 19 August 2008

FORD CITY - Despite two major delays during renovations, Lenape Elementary School will be ready for school on Monday, according to Armstrong School District officials.

District business manager Dale Kirsch informed the school board at Monday's open caucus meeting that the building isn't where he'd like to it be, but its completed enough for teachers to return Friday and students to return Monday.

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CARL KOLOGIE: Gar gave to youth baseball PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Carl Kologie, of the Gazette Staff   
Tuesday, 19 August 2008
ImageOn Sunday, Aug. 10, there was a photo and story on the front page of The Indiana Gazette that featured the 70th reunion of the class of 1938 at Indiana High School. Actually, it was a reunion of the classes of both 1938 and 1939.

One of the highlights of the reunion was a tour of the Indiana Junior High School, where particular attention was centered around a photo of the undefeated 1938 football team coached by the late Joe Shane.

Bud McNaughton, Wally McGaughey and Chuck Hogan, three members of that unbeaten squad, were shown looking at the team picture taken 70 years ago.

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Ambush of French paratroopers near Kabul kills 10 PDF Print E-mail
The News - U.S. & World news - ©2008 The Associated Press
Written by Amir Shah, Associated Press   
Tuesday, 19 August 2008
SUROBI, Afghanistan- About 100 insurgents ambushed a group of French paratroopers, killing 10 soldiers in an area outside the capital known as a militant stronghold. In a separate coordinated attack today, a team of suicide bombers tried unsuccessfully to storm a U.S. base near the Afghanistan-Pakistan border.

The death of the French soldiers marked the biggest single combat loss for international forces in Afghanistan in more than three years.

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But what's a Commodore 64? PDF Print E-mail
The News - U.S. & World news - ©2008 The Associated Press
Written by Dinesh Ramde, Associated Press   
Tuesday, 19 August 2008
For new freshmen, it's always been a digital world

MILWAUKEE - Students entering college this fall have lived their whole lives in a digital world - where GPS has always been available, phones have always had caller ID and tax returns could always be filed online.

The incoming freshmen, born mostly in 1990, also grew up knowing only Jay Leno on "The Tonight Show."

Those are some of the 60 cultural landmarks on the Beloit College Mindset List, an annual compilation that offers a glimpse of the world as seen through the eyes of each incoming class. This year's list is being released today by the private school of 1,300 near the Wisconsin-Illinois state line.

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