San Bernardino Teacher Retains Job After Board Vote
Fontana Junior High School teacher Stephen Hill, 29, will keep his position amid a dispute over 25 infractions. Principal A J Wilsheit urged nonrenewal citing dandruff, tardiness, a boa constrictor demo, and poor parent notification. A hearings examiner favored retention after noting Hill’s dandruff issue was resolved. The board voted 7 to 2 to retain him.
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Hill
San Barnardino
Fontana, Calif
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Wilsheit
Dandrutf
Clas
State Office of Administrative Hearings
Willhail
U S hopes rise on no blockade challenge
Washington reports signals that Russia and China may refrain from challenging the North Vietnamese port blockade. The Pentagon notes several ships diverted from Haiphong, no mines exploded, and Hanoi has not cleared minefields as U S officials anticipate a possible shift in Soviet and Chinese stance ahead of Nixon's Moscow trip.
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Indian Ocean
Policy overturns FBI allows women to apply as agents
Washington Acting Director L Patrick Gray overturned Hoover era policy and announced women may apply immediately to become FBI special agents. Candidates must meet same training, citizenship, education, and physical requirements and be 23 to 40 years old. A former Hoover opponent, Cynthia Edgar, welcomed the move while noting potential criticism from FBI leadership.
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IH Priday
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U.S
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Hoover
UPI
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Nixon
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Kennedy Seen With Best Chance To Beat Nixon
California Democrats favor Senator Edward Kennedy as the candidate most likely to defeat President Nixon in November. A California Poll shows 29 percent say Kennedy would be the party’s strongest nominee, while 24 percent pick George McGovern as least likely to win and 17 percent back Hubert Humphrey. If the convention narrows to McGovern, Humphrey, Edmund Muskie, and George Wallace, McGovern leads with 27 percent, followed by Kennedy at 26 percent, Muskie 9 percent, and Wallace 5 percent. Wallace fares poorly among other factions, with most figures not backing him. The survey reflects Democrats’ views on the potential field and preferred outcomes.
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Alabama
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Reward Offered For Hijacker In Eastern Airline Case
Eastern Airlines announces a 25000 reward as the nationwide hunt for a skyjocker who extorted over 300000 and parachuted into the Honduran jungle intensifies. Posters with a witness description circulate and media outlets broadcast the reward while residents report tips to local police. A separate U.S. Embassy reward of 500 fuels tips across scattered sightings.
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United States
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Agnew visits Japan for Okinawa return ceremony
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew arrived in Tokyo to represent the United States at ceremonies marking Okinawa’s return to Japan. He met Prime Minister Eisaku Sato as about 200 Japanese supporters welcomed him, noting Okinawa’s 27 years under U.S. control and the wartime casualty toll.
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Eisaku Sato
U.S
Sunshine Mine disaster death toll nears end in Kellogg
Rescue crews press to recover the last bodies from the Sunshine Silver mine fire in Kellogg Idaho as Senate Labor Committee investigators report 14 safety violations by the Sunshine Co. They note prior fires and trigger mine inspections across 21 area metal mines to prevent a repeat of Idaho’s worst disaster.
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UPI
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Sunshine Co
Harrison A. Williams Jr
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Nullabor Nymph hoax exposed in Australian pub tale
In Adelaide a hoax claiming a comely Nymph ran with kangaroos in the Nullabor desert is debunked. Kangaroo shooter Laurie Scott and publicist Gent Pearce admit the tale began as a pub joke in Ruela, with a staged film of a blonde girl and eight kangaroos to prove the myth.
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South Australia
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Gent Pearce
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Ruela
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Pearce
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Cambodian Forces Lose Four Posts as Communists Advance
In Takeo province four government positions fell to the Communists as they push toward Cambodia's southeastern border. Cambodian troops recaptured a bridge on Highway 5 near Battambang, with three soldiers killed and 41 wounded. Lon Nol signed a new republican constitution and decrees for June 4 presidential elections, ordering all candidates to file by midnight Tuesday.
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