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1. MANILA, Philippines (AP)—A government commission created to recover wealth allegedly plundered from the Philippines by Ferdinand E. Marcos has discovered an $800 million Swiss bank account held by the ousted ruler, a commission official said today.
2. More than 50 angry parents showed up last night at the monthly board of education meeting to protest the action of the school superintendent on physical education classes.

The superintendent, Ruth Passenger, had ordered a halt in interscholastic high school basketball games. She said recent brawls at the games "endangered safety and damaged the school system's reputation."

Parents urged the board to take other means to cope with the situation, and after an hour's discussion, the board voted unanimously to rescind Passenger's decision.

3. Have you ever tried to walk for 24 straight hours?
4. Hoping to end speculation that he would seek the Republican nomination for governor, Ralph Rappaport said today he is "delighted" to stay on as a member of the city council and has no intention to seek the nomination.
5. The special election to fill the city council vacancy caused by the death of George Grumble will be held Nov. 28, City Clerk Ruth Farrell announced today.

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