New York Teachers Approve Two Year Contract
United Federation leaders announced a two year pact ending a NYC teachers strike. Some educators remained unhappy but classes resumed after the deal. Chicago teachers kept schools closed for the eleventh day and organized alternative sites for about 530000 idle pupils.
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Portugal coalition talks fail over minister shares
In Lisbon talks to form a left leaning coalition stalled over how many minister posts each party should receive. Popular Democrats seek two posts while Communists demand two each, with Socialist support and military regime leaders watching closely.
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Busing protests lead to Charlestown attack on station
A gang of white youths attacked the Charlestown police station with rocks and bricks in retaliation for busing to integrate schools. Eighteen windows were broken and an arson attempt noted. Three youths from the Bunker Hill housing project were arrested on multiple charges. ages 18, 17, and a juvenile. Captain William MacDonald led the related police operations at the historic Bunker Hill site.
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Record High Pork Prices Then Sparking Consumer Rise
Record highs on major markets indicate pork prices will climb at grocers soon. Peoria and Indianapolis reported $63 per hundredweight with hogs at $62, East St. Louis $62.50, Sioux City $61.65, and Omaha $61.50. Experts say supply restraints and demand push costs up.
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Ford expected to sign Vets Day change
Washington reports Congress finished a bill to restore Veterans Day on November 11, the armistice date. President Ford is expected to sign. The House approved 410 to 6 to end the October three day weekend, reestablishing the holiday date not fixed by all states.
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Massachusetts GOP weighs legal challenge to regional primary law
GOP state chair John Sears says legal heavyweights will meet to review possible challenges to the new Massachusetts primary law shifting delegates and setting a March 2 primary. He cites potential constitutional issues, overbroad party authority, and due process questions, with a possible referendum option discussed.
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