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—Firemen Wednesday plugged
a dangerous gas leak In a
broken gas main joint with a
temporary plug which worked
perfectly—a six-inch piece of
cucumber scrounged from a
nearby vegetable market.
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RAWLINS, Wyo. (UPD—
Wyoming State Penitentiary
Warden Lenard Meachem
Thursday approved a plan for a
golf putting green for convicts
within the prison. But he made
one ground rule.
Any ball hit over the prison
wall Is out of play, he said.
NANTERRE REVOLT ~
PARIS (UPD—A gang of 3C
men and women, mostly unem
ployed laborers, today took over
a dormitory of the Sorbonne
letters faculty at the suburban
Nanterre campus and dared
students to eject them. Last
spring’s student revolt erupted
first at the Nanterre campus.
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Troops Attempt To Halt
Rioting At Olympic Site
By J. PAUL WYATT
MEXICO CITY (UPD—Riot
police and troops armed with
rifles, bayonets, clubs and tear
gas marched into antiriot
positions throughout Mexico
City and near Olympic head
quarters today in an effort to
smash the student uprising
threatening the games.
The hospital death toll stood
at seven from gun battles and
brawls between students, police
and troops since Monday,
including one man shot to death
late Wednesday. At least 20
were injured according to
official reports.
More than 500 students were
in jail, including at least three
arrested Wednesday.
Student mobs Wednesday
stormed into the Paseo de la
Reforma, the capital’s main
street, for the first time since
violence began Sept. 18 when
army troops seized the National
University. Other mobs swept
through sections in the south
east and western sections of
town previously untouched by
trouble.
Army troops chased one
group of 300 students from a
street corner near the Olympic
headquarters to the doors of the
building where they regrouped
and set afire an abandoned
police motorcycle. They did not
damage the building and
scattered before a bayonet
charge by army troops.
In the town of Ixtapalapa, 15
miles southeast of downtown
Mexico City, merchant Antonio
Pena was shot to death during a
student-police brawl. It was not
Immediately determined who
shot Pena in the battle that
injured two other persons.
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GRIFFIN. GEORGIA
Thursday, Sept. 26, 1968 Griffin Daily News
‘Done Stewed It
Down’ Peaters Says
ATLANTA (UPD — Georgia’s
education chief says Gov. Les
ter Maddox’s proposed budget
cuts for every state agency
would be impossible in the Edu
cation Department.
“We done stewed it down to
the bottom,” said Jim Peters,
chairman of the State Board of
Education.
Peters, in an interview
Wednesday, said the governor’s
suggestion could whittle only a
small portion from the educa
tion budget because it was al
ready pared down to the bare
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“We believe that we have
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money that it would take to
give Georgia a good school pro
gram,” Peters said.
“BEEHIVE STATE”
Mormon pioneers called the re
gion known as Utah today Des
eret, a term which means “ho
neybee” in the Book of Mormon,
and is a symbol of industry and
hard work, hence the nickname
of "Beehive State.”
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