Northwestern teachers end 22 day strike with memorandum
Northwestern Consolidated teachers ratified a memorandum of understanding ending a 22 day strike that paused classes and delayed summer opening. The accord provides a 6 percent raise, a written board statement, and good faith negotiation on evaluation, job security, assignments, and curriculum revision.
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Skylab spacewalkers free jammed wing in bold salvage
Skylab astronauts Charles Conrad and Joseph Kerwin performed a daring repair to free a jammed power wing on Skylab. They cut a strapped restraint, used a pole and tether to stabilize, and watched the wing snap into place with solar panels gradually unfolding to restore power. Paul Weitz remained aboard the station.
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City police and fire seek 15 percent pay raise
City police and firefighters seek a 15 percent wage hike plus fringe benefits effective January 1 1974. They request dental care insurance with worker payments up to 2.6 annual clothing allowance increased by 320. Base salary remains 8 900 per year.
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Hearing Hassle nothin Exe Hearing Hassle By JON C. SHAFER
Madison County merit board hearing over sheriff order requiring police officers to attend the Indiana University police academy faced objections from attorney JON C. SHAFER citing jurisdiction and procedure. James Kelich, a former county officer, appeals his dismissal for not attending the academy amid Watergate era rhetoric and partisan tension. The hearing proceeded with testimony from Sheriff John Gunter and Captain Mark Fox, while Sharp objected to evidence and the process, likening events to a Watergate scenario. Meanwhile, the Madison County Health Department moved to clean a cluttered property along Ind 32 under a court order, removing trash and valuable items to a landfill, with owner Mrs. Ethel Gilbraith reportedly planning legal action.
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Nixon aide report delay shocks Watergate tale
H R Haldeman testifies Nixon did not seek a formal report on Watergate until this year and relied on secondhand information from aides. Archibald Cox outlines plans to probe campaign shenanigans and corporate collusion. Yankees trade Kekich to Braves amid McDowell and Dobson adds.
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