Austin School Board hears reports on middle school plans
The Austin School Board met at the Austin Area Vocational Technical Institute to hear updates on the new Ellis Middle School, district testing, Project TREE, and teacher negotiations. Principal Neil Hanson reported 1040 to 1100 students are expected in grades seven and eight in the fall and outlined objectives for school development.
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Austin
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Governor's Council of Quality Education
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Kissinger vows Asia will not be forgotten by U S policy
Secretary of State Kissinger told the Japan Society dinner that despite Indochina reverses the United States will keep Asia pivotal in foreign policy. He backed detente with China and the Soviet Union, urged joint energy research with Japan, and said U S alliances in Asia would be honored while allies may seek changes with restraint. He touched on Vietnam and Cambodia, trade ties, and food security for Japan.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Indochina
Asia
Europe
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Kissinger
Japan Society
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Soviet Union
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South Vietnam
Cambodia
South Korea
Administration aims to head off rail strike nationwide
Ford administration vows every measure to prevent a possible nationwide railroad walkout as talks stall. Clerks union says impasse with railroads persists and cooling-off period nears expiration at 12:01 a.m. Monday. W.J. Usery Jr. pledges intensified mediation to keep talks alive.
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12 percent rate hike at University of Minnesota Hospitals
University of Minnesota Hospitals will raise patient rates by 12 percent effective July 1. The plan cites higher operating costs with salaries totaling 32.4 million, up 18 percent from the current year, and medical supplies expected to rise 15 percent to 13.3 million.
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Minneapolis, Minn
University of Minnesota
Committee boosts federal debt ceiling to 577 billion
The House Ways and Means Committee voted 22 to 12 to raise the federal debt limit by 46 billion dollars, setting a cap of 577 billion through November 15. Six Democrats and six Republicans dissented.
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International ransom ads tie theft to kidnaped executives
A large grain company advertised distribution of 36 million pesos in goods for two kidnaped executives Jorge and Juan Born. Police intercepted a large part of the ransom. The case involves leftist Montonero guerrillas who abducted them September 19.
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Argentina
Bunge and Born
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Juan Born
Montonero
Chicago
Ford warns of drift toward Middle East war in interview
President Ford tells Richard Wilson the Mideast faces a dangerous drift toward conflict that could trigger a painful oil embargo. He says Nixon pardon looks better daily, disputes it became a campaign issue, and notes Kissinger will likely stay. Discussions with Sadat Rabin frame his warning on escalating tensions.
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Nixon
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Yitzhak Rabin
Ford candidacy nears with campaign group plan
President Ford moves toward a formal 1976 bid by forming a campaign committee and naming Howard Callaway to lead it. Wallace signals plans to run in 1976, urging middle class voters and vowing to push changes through, with over 2 million dollars raised for his drive.
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Bo) Callaway
Richard M. Nixon
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Israelis Labor party adopts final peace map with key territorial changes
Meir Zarmi announces a Labor party map that annexes the Golan Heights and Gaza, sets the Jordan River as Israel's security border, and leaves West Bank sovereignty and Sharm el Sheikh talks open for negotiation. Cabinet support likely makes it policy, but parliamentary approval remains uncertain.
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Yitzhak Rabin
Labor Party
Israel
Golan Heights
Gaza Strip
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Meir Zarmi
Syria
Gaza _ Strip
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Jordan River
West Bank
Jordan
Sharm el Sheikh
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Gulf of Aqaba
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Shimon Peres
Yigal Allon
Labor
Stanford pen guards signatures against forgery
A Stanford Research Institute scientist in Menlo Park announces a computerized pen that records pressures angles and speed while a signature is written. The device compares results to a stored correct signature and lights FORER if a forgery is detected. The system centers on a sensitive electronic probe near the pen tip to detect subtle changes in motion.
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Menlo Park
Calif
Stanford Research Institute
Hewitt Crane
Weather Outlook Cloudy Tonight and Friday
A cloudy forecast with a chance of showers or thunderstorms tonight and Friday. Highs on Friday reach around 75 with unsettled skies expected.
Schedule of Pages VS.Mkt-2 Sports-10-11 Editorial-4 Comics-TV-1 Society-5S-7 Classified- Area News-8 Legals-14-15
The page list outlines sections for markets, sports, editorials, comics, television, society notes, and classifieds with legal notices. It serves as a navigational index indicating where each content type appears in the issue.
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Ad Helps Recover Lost Eye Glasses
Man find reward offered after placing a low cost Herald lost and found ad. Pair of blue wire rimmed glasses in a blue case near Ellis School reported lost. Ad ran one day in a six day schedule with contact number XXX-XXX.
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Herald
Ellis School
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