3rd Bomb Threat Delays Classes
United Press International
ARCADIA, Fla. —
A bomb threat delayed classes again today at Memorial Elementary School, in turmoil since three hemophiliac brothers carrying the AIDS virus were returned to school under court order.
DeSoto County Sheriff Joe Varnadore said a man telephoned the threat to a radio station. Students were evacuated from the school for about 20 minutes while deputies searched the building. Nothing was found. Two similar threats disrupted classes Tuesday.
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