NYC Teachers End Walkout as Union Votes to End Strike
United Federation of Teachers members approve a compromise to end the week-long strike that closed schools affecting about 1.95 million students in 10 states. Teachers return to classes Wednesday with Shanker declaring the city financially strained but accepting the deal. Chicago, Rhode Island, and New Jersey scenes follow similar efforts.
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United Press International
New York City
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Rhode Island
Superior Court
Joseph R. Weisberger
Pawtucket Teachers Alliance
New York
Massachusetts
California
United Federation of Teachers
Board of Education
UFT
Albert Shanker
Mark Weitz
Shanker
Daley
Chicago Teachers Union
Archdiocese of New York
Hoboken
N.J
Kemp Promotes Jobs Creation Act to Boost Private Investment
Former Bills quarterback turned congressman Jack Kemp leads about 50 colleagues in backing the Jobs Creation Act. The bill would end double taxation on dividends, lift the investment tax credit to 15 percent, and exempt investment income up to a thousand dollars per taxpayer for capital driven plant expansion. The piece cites Iowa Beef Processors and ASARCO as examples of private investment creating jobs.
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Buffalo Bills
Jack Kemp
New York
Iowa Beef Processors
Asarco
Federal Reserve
Protest Over Fair Parade Crowd Estimate Sparks Debate
Bob Crudgington says downtown crowd for the Tri State Fair parade exceeded police estimates of 7 000 to 8 000 based on motorcycle officer reports. He notes the turnout could fill the Civic Center Coliseum twice and calls the downtown gathering the largest in five years.
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Bob Crudgington
Civic Center Coliseum
Slippery Rock publicity haunts old traditions
The column suggests Slippery Rock faces shock after national coverage echoed by Stroudsburg’s upset and Texas Longhorns’ publicizing curse. Olsen Park Pete warns publicity is pervasive as portable media keeps pressure ongoing.
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Slippery Rock
Stroudsburg
Texas Longhorns
Wall Street Journal
Olsen Park
Pete
Ford Presses Courts Over Busing Remedies
President Ford criticized federal courts for not following the 1974 Esch amendment that lists seven steps before using busing to achieve desegregation. He cited priorities like placing students nearest to home and creating nontransport attendance zones, urging courts to heed the law and consider alternatives with available emergency aid for distressed districts.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Oval Office
Marvin L. Esch
R-Mich
Congress
Boston
Louisville
U.S
Fair Calendar with breed shows and Pride concert
Today's fair schedule lists events from 9 a.m. paints and Santa Gertrudis shows to 1 p.m. Angus Hereford heifers and 4 p.m. carnival midway opening. Capons at 5 p.m. then Charley Pride performs at 5 30 and again at 8 30.
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Santa Gertrudis
Angus-Hereford
Capons
Local Fair Notes Mention Horses and Family
A brief item notes Fair Horses at 1027 NE 26th and Christina LaFavers aged 4 daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill LaFavers of 2128 S Apache. Readers are directed to pages 3 and 35 for more fair stories and pictures.
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Christina LaFavers
Bill LaFavers
S. Apache
Tri-State
Gayle Nobles
Mrs. Red Nobles
Durkin Wins New Hampshire Senate Seat In A Landslide
Democrat John A. Durkin defeated Republican Louis C. Wyman by more than 27 000 votes as turnout exceeded expectations. With 18 precincts reporting Durkin held 53 percent to Wyman's 43 percent and third candidate Carmen C. Chimento had 4 percent.
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Concord
N.H
John A. Durkin
New Hampshire
Senate
Louis C. Wyman
Durkin
Wyman
Manchester
Washington
People of
Carmen C. Chimento
Chimento
Parolee Shot by Housewife in Austin Home
A 28 year old ex convict and parolee named George Alexander was shot in the neck by a housewife in northwest Austin as he allegedly woke her in bed. Alexander, tied to a string of rape burglaries and slayings, died at the scene after a towel concealed intruder was confronted by the homeowner who fired a single shot with a loaded revolver.
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Austin
George Alexander
Manor
Alexander
Globe-News
Texas
Budget Office Maps 2 Paths From Recession Recovery
The Congressional Budget Office says the US may recover from the worst recession since the 1930s while facing persistent unemployment and inflation through 1977. It presents two strategies: speed up activity to create jobs or curb inflation, without recommendations.
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United States
Congressional Budget Office
Budget Office
Congress
President
Office of Management and Budget
Alice Rivlin
The
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