Newspaper clippings · September 24, 1987
Easy Reader — Hi-tech Hermosans
Ron Schneider demonstrates LePac to Bertha Dorsey. Adjacent school laboratory story is separate context.
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Transcribed from the scans and checked against them by Claude. Typed text comes first; handwritten notes follow it. [illegible] marks words that cannot be read and [?] an uncertain reading.
Hi-tech Hermosans
CHALLENGER LAB
Dedicated To The Memory Of
GREGORY JARVIS
Teacher in Space
Marsha Jarvis, left, wife of astronaut Gregory Jarvis who died in the Challenger Space Shuttle explosion, holds a plaque with Hermosa Beach science teacher Dee Strange acknowledging a laboratory at Valley School funded through donations in Jarvis' memory. A local Challenger committee raised $10,000 to purchase a weather station, dual power supplies, magnifiers, laser discs and other equipment for the school lab. Photo by Dwight Ueda.
Hermosa Beach Librarian Ron Schneider demonstrates the library's new Le Pac (Local Public Access Catalog) computer to Friends of the Library member Bertha Dorsey. The computer enables users to access the Los Angeles County Library's five million volume catalog, by either author, title or key word. The computer was purchased for the Hermosa library with funds donated by the city and Friends of the Library. Photo by Kevin Cody.
Handwritten notes
• (headline) ER
• (headline line) Sept 24-1987
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-Hi-tech Hermosans Sep× 24-1187 trang Marsha Jarvis, left, wife of astronaut Gregory Jarvis who died in the Challenger Space Shuttle explosion, holds a plaque with Hermosa Beach science teacher Dee Strange acknowledging a laboratory at Valley School funded through donations in Jarvis' memory. A local Challenger committee raised $10,000 to purchase a weather station, dual power supplies, magnifiers, laser discs and other equipment for the school lab. Photo by Dwight Ueda. Hermosa Beach Librarian Ron Schneider demonstrates the library's new Le Pac (Local Public Access Catalog) computer to Friends of the Library member Bertha Dorsey. The computer enables users to access the Los Angeles County Library's five million volume catalog, by either author, title or key word. The computer was purchased for the Hermosa library with funds donated by the city and Friends of the Library. Photo by Kevin Cody.