Mt Anthony teachers halt contract talks over board negotiator
Mt Anthony teacher negotiators suspend further contract arrangements for next year until the board appoints a negotiator who will bargain in good faith. Superintendent Sleeman called the action understandable though he defended the current attorney, noting cancellations and delays tied to budget issues and scheduling.
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George A. Sleeman
John Donoghue
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Sleeman
Mt. Anthony
Donoghue
Swing GOP members call shots on mining bill
United States politics move to a critical 50 swing Republicans as Udall predicts a close vote to sustain Ford's veto on federal strip mining legislation. Administration cites 36 000 lost jobs and higher utility costs while seven western governors and Sen. Wendell Ford press for a veto override.
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Ford
Udall
Frank Zarb
White House
House
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Wendell Ford
Judge voids Rhode Island abortion law as unconstitutional
U.S. District Judge Chief Raymond J. Pettine struck down Rhode Island’s three week old abortion statute. He ruled the measure failed to consider the mental health of the mother and did not meet the constitutional standard for health. The ruling affects doctors and patients at Women and Infants Hospital and mirrors prior state abortions rulings nationwide.
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UPI
Rhode Island
Raymond J. Pettine
U.S. District Court
Women and Infants Hospital
Philip W. Noel
Pettine
U.S
Julius C. Michaelson
Ford terms CIA report fair and balanced
President Ford ordered release of the Rockefeller Commission report on CIA activities calling it fair frank and balanced but noting it does not cover assassination data He said no coverup was involved and the sensitive material on alleged assassination plots will be sent to Attorney General Levi for possible prosecution Readings include about 299 pages plus 100 pages of classified material the public cannot access now in the national interest
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UPI
Ford
Rockefeller Commission
CIA
Edward Levi
Nelson Rockefeller
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Rockefeller
White House
Senate
House Select
United States
Vietnam
Rabin heads to Washington amid arms talks with Ford
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin flew to Washington to press for renewed U S arms deliveries to underwrite any interim Middle East peace moves with Egypt in the Sinai. He said he carried no concrete peace plan and would seek details from Ford and Kissinger after talks with Sadat in Salzburg.
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Yitzhak Rabin
Washington
Ford
Egypt
Sinai Desert
Rabin
U.S
Middle East
Israel
Tel Aviv
Ben Gurion
Henry Kissinger
Anwar Sadat
Salzburg
Austria
Kissinger
CIA thwarted plot against de Gaulle says Globe source
An informed Boston Globe source claims the CIA knew of assassination plots against leaders including France's Charles de Gaulle and tried to frustrate the plan. The source offered no details on possible CIA actions and did not identify any proof.
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Boston
UPI
Boston Globe
Central Intelligence Agency
Charles deGaulle
France
David Nyhan
Globe
Washington
OPEC to set oil prices using SDR new money system
Arab oil nations plan to raise petroleum prices this year and quote costs in Special Drawing Rights, bypassing the dollar. Meeting in Libreville, OPEC aims to shield wealth from inflation and dollar declines, with price adjustments possible after October and announcements in September in Vienna.
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Libreville
Gabon
UPI
Mohammed Yeganeh
Iran
National Bank
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Yeganeh
OPEC
Nedzi's objectivity questioned by peers amid CIA probe
Washington AP The House committee investigating the CIA begins work on a compromise plan to form a subcommittee to handle CIA matters within the select panel. Nedzi's critics say his prior briefing and inaction undermine the panel, while leaders push a chaired subpanel to review the CIA role in intelligence and foreign affairs. See NEDZI on back page.
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Washington
Robert Giaimo
Conn
Don Edwards
Calif
Ronald Dellums
Michael Harrington
Mass
James Stanton
Ohio
Nedzi
CIA
House Armed Services
Select Committee
House
Democratic Caucus
Phillip Burton
Carl Albert
Thomas P. O'Neill
Welfare or unemployment court ruling reshapes aid choices
Vermont officials reacted with shock and delight to a U S Supreme Court ruling allowing unemployed parents to choose between welfare and unemployment benefits The decision upholds a panel ruling that states cannot force exhaustion of unemployment before applying for ANFC welfare The ruling may shift federal funding and set a nationwide precedent affecting income counting and benefits across states
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
O’rourke
Supreme Court
Vermont
Dooley
Inside National mentions Florida prison fire and third party talk
On the Inside National reports a mattress fire in a Florida prison that killed twelve, conservatives remain undecided about a third party option, and Ms. Saxe pleads guilty in a bank robbery. Page 2 item.
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Saxe
Vermont
Washington
Tom Braden
Belgium
Holland
Art Buchwald
Vassar
Safire
Manchester
Dorset
Arlington
Gray Film Studio
Dave McNally
Bennington
John Hart
K.C. Royals
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Mitla
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Vienna
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