Discipline Problems Dominate Austin School Board Meeting
Residents, police, judges, students, and Pacelli Board gathered to discuss vandalism, littering, trespassing, smoking, and substance issues near Austin High School. Officials urged enforcement, community action, and clear responsibilities to curb noon hour disturbances and traffic congestion.
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Austin
Austin School Board
Austin City Council
Pacelli School Board
Austin Board
Richard Trumble
Socrates
Community Discusses Solutions to Austin High Behavior Issues
A broad panel including residents students city officials and administrators gathered to propose fixes for discipline at Austin High School. Recommendations featured a police squad car near the school stricter no parking rules around the campuses neighborhood watchers and more school administrators with direct student contact balanced by cost considerations.
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Austin City Council
Austin Student Council
Austin High School
Walter Nordin
Pacelli
Nordin
Jody Gerst
Howard Jenkins
New York City
Mike Buechner
Vernon Nordaine
AHS
Robert Herman
Patty Crippin
Schedule Page Listings Show Editorial and Society Layout
The notice lists page designations for the edition including Editorial, Area News, Society, Sports, Classifieds, Legals, TV Entertainment and Comics. It maps sections to pages and notes a page 1 start with multiple segments.
Babysitter Wanted for One Child Ad Placed in Herald
A single day want ad in the Herald placed by a woman solicited a babysitter for one child. The note specifies mainly day hours with some evenings, a Northwest location, and that the applicant must have own transportation. Caller provided a contact number. The ad ran under employment for one day and was scheduled to run six days in the paper.
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Herald
Help Wanted
Chou En-lai Dies at 78 Affects Chinese Leadership
China mourns Premier Chou En-lai after his death at 78 from cancer declared as cause. Teng Hsiao-ping and Wang Hung-wen seen as leading contenders for premier and top party posts. Funeral set for Jan. 15 in Peking with all front-page obituaries and official mourning.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
China
Chou En-lai
Teng Hsiaoping
Chou
Communist Party
Wang Hung-wen
Peking
Hsinhua
Mao Tse-tung
Chinese Communist Party
The
Chi
Inflation cools slightly but jobless rate stays high
The Labor Department reports wholesale prices fell 0.4 percent in December easing inflation pressure. Unemployment remained at 8.3 percent with 7.8 million Americans jobless. Over the year unemployment averaged 8.5 percent, the highest since 1941.
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Washington
Labor Department
Weekend Snow Chance With Weekend Cold
Increasing cloudiness tonight brings a chance of light snow late tonight and Saturday. Highs Saturday are expected to be between 15 and 20 degrees.
Exploding toilets perplex Crawfordsville residents
Mrs. Guy McCall of Crawfordsville Iowa says she cleans up after frequent septic tank blasts that shoot water from toilets. Four neighbors report similar incidents in the block. State tests wait for results as LP gas clues surface. Residents hope cold weather has paused the blasts for now.
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Crawfordsville, Iowa
Guy McCall
Iowa
McCall
Sim
Ilar
Byrd enters 1976 Democratic presidential race
Sen Robert C Byrd of West Virginia, a powerful figure and Senate majority whip, announced his bid for the 1976 Democratic nomination. He will file for the West Virginia primary on May 11 and for reelection to a fourth Senate term, signaling a darkhorse candidacy and potential runs in other primaries.
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Washington
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Senate
Byrd
West Viginia
Virginia
Early 1976 stock optimism lifts Dow to 907.98
New York stock market opens the year with strong gains as the Dow Jones average rises 55.57 points to 907.98 in five trading days. Analysts caution that calendar effects and December tax selling distort the surge, though January funds and year end bonuses support buying.
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Chase Manhattan Bank
New York
Wall Street
Hirsch Organization
Dow
New York Stock Exchange
Trains collide on Chicago rush hour. injuries reported
Crowded Northwest Side commuter trains rammed at a station during morning rush. About 600 aboard the two CTA trains were injured but no deaths were reported.
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Chicago
Chicago Transit Authority
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