Boston Teachers Strike Force Grows With $25,000 Daily Fine
Nationwide wave of teacher walkouts continues as Boston’s union faces a $25 000 daily fine for defying a back to work order. The measure targets union president Harry Robinson and four others amid continued desegregation related disruptions.
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Idaho
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Wayland
Mich
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Kleppe Clears Senate Hearing for Interior Secretary Nomination
Thomas S. Kleppe, Ford nominee for Interior secretary, exits two days of Senate hearings largely unscathed. The Interior Committee may vote next week. no recall of Kleppe as a witness appears likely. Detractors cited SBA disaster loan handling and alleged improprieties, but probes have not tied him to wrongdoing.
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Thomas S. Kleppe
Ford
Senate
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Kleppe
North Dakota
Small Business Administration
Pennsylvania
William H. Wilcox
SBA
Fred Wertheimer
Citizen Lobby
Common Cause
Mittee
Richard M. Nixon
Antibusing Riders Attached to Senate Bill
The Senate expected to pass a 36.2 billion HEW Labor appropriations bill with two antibusing riders. The measures would block district use of pupil busing to desegregate unless required by court order and would not affect ongoing court-ordered programs. Civil rights groups fought an amendment to nullify the riders. Senator Biden modified one rider to curb unintended effects. The Dayton Dunbar House becomes a state historic site.
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Dayton businessman Lester Emoff found dead after kidnapping
The body of Dayton businessman Lester C. Emoff, 67, was found in a wooded area near Dayton. FBI says he was shot after a Tuesday night abduction from his furniture stores. Two suspects in custody, a third sought as ransom details emerge. The victim’s 1973 gold Cadillac was recovered. The investigation links ransom demands and a car exchange with a possible third suspect.
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Lester C. Emoff
Here
FBI
Emoff
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Enright
Robert
Cadillac
Miamisburg
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Shelterly
Robert Neddo
Neddo
Jim Shuler
Nedde
Hostage Shows Remorse After Abductor Surrender in Welfare Office
Peggy Davis, a welfare office worker in Everett Washington, described feeling sorry for James Allen Chapman after he held her hostage at gunpoint for four hours and fired into walls. Chapman surrendered after police said his wife was on the phone. He was booked on kidnapping and assault charges with arraignment planned.
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Wash
Peggy Davis
State Welfare
Chapman
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