BayTown Striking Pittsburgh Teachers Face Fine
Pittsburgh teachers walk out in contempt of court as County Judge Don ald Ziegler imposes a $25,000 initial fine and a $10,000 daily penalty if the strike continues. The hearing was set to decide the contempt amount amid the union’s vow to sustain the walkout until a contract is ratified.
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Pettsburgh
Ublic Schood
Y County
Donald Ziegler
Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers
Albert Fondy
Justice Stevens Joins Supreme Court Today
Justice John Paul Stevens begins his first full Supreme Court term after joining the bench. The calendar includes aliens rights, wildlife protection, and cases on civil service, water rights for a Nevada desert pool, disability benefits for pregnant women, taxation for Indians, and police recruit testing. Stevens arrived from Chicago last week to join the justices in conference ahead of arguments.
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Washington
John Paul Stevens
Supreme Court
Stevens
Court of Appeals
Wth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Willam C. Douglas
Civil Service Commission
Nevada
Desert
Devil's Hole
Congress
North Carolina
United States
Baytown Firefighters Busy On Weekend
Firefighters battled grass fires and a trash burn in Baytown over the weekend. Station crews responded to multiple grass fires at Higgs and Duke and Crosby-Cedar Bayou Road, with a dryer overheated at a laundromat. A leather key ring marked MOM was found, and the report references a USDA civil rights panel criticizing hiring and service gaps for minorities.
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USDA
Department
Citizens Advisory Committee On Civil Rights
U.S Forest Service
Sail Conservation Service
Baytown
Higgs and
Duke
Archer
Station 6
Washeteria
Pruett
Crosby-Cedar Bayou Road
K.H. Smith
Alaska Oil Equipment Unloading Aided By ARCO Causeway
Anchorage Alaska AP Construction says seven ocean going barges carrying oil equipment from Prudhoe Bay may be unloaded via a 5000 foot ARCO gravel causeway into the bay. Work continues with machines nicknamed witchs with saws cutting ice blocks while a crane and dump trucks move gravel piling toward completion by early February.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Alztia
Feh
Prudhoe Bay
Atlantic Richfield Co
Water hearings set on complaints against utilities in Houston area
Public hearing planned in February to address complaints against Peoples Utility in northwest Houston. Hearings will also cover other area water districts as Commissioner Fontena urges the county attorney to proceed with haste and notify companies of forthcoming hearings under the new regulatory law.
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Paget
Peoples Utility
Houston
Jim Fontene
Commissioners Court
Fontena
Keout
Federal Study Opposes Change In GI Payments
A Veterans Administration study urges continuing GI bill education benefits paid to veterans rather than directly to schools. The report, led by William M. Detweiler, weighs potential cost and administrative impacts and notes shifts in use of junior colleges under the GI bill. It argues against directing funds to schools and highlights administrative complexities and taxpayer considerations.
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Doug Maid Ae
Parage
Berea
Ohio
Herbert Sprowis
Berea Education Association
Conteut
Washington
Veterans Administration
Congress
VA Administrator's Education and Rehabilitation Advisory Committee
William M. Detweiler
New Orleans
Pri
Burglars Hit Schools Homes Cars In Baytown weekend
Over the weekend burglars hit two schools and several homes and cars in Baytown. Offices at Robert E Lee Elementary on Bayway were ransacked with doors kicked. some items missing from offices but not all. A 1976 Chevrolet stolen earlier was recovered, engines and parts stripped. Police reported valuables stolen from residences including silverware and a radio deck combo.
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Buret
Elmentary
Bayway
Henry Armstrong
Robert E.i Lee
Clayton Miller
E. James
Robert Sellers
F. Wright
Sellers
James L. Weaver
Atcld
Fletcher Overstreet
Wooster Baptist Church
Tnother
Jack Hagee
Hagee
Decker Drive
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Allegheny County Labor Council
United Steelworkers
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U.S. Civil Rights Commission
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Eastman Kodak
Margaret H. Holmes
Dallas
Ore
Jesie
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Manheim
Bear
Beth Ann Adams
Mount Olive
Ill
Nancy Hebb
Dearborn
ARCO
Mayson Auto Supply
Tig Pearce
AL Waeers Pal Town
Alawar
Adams
Lagatnese
Netiles
Lyla
Cedar Bayau Junior
International Court of Justice
United Nations
Baytown State Bank
Santee Charge Foc
Sth Pont Mpt
Quants & Walloms
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Expres
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