Hyde Park High Reopens Under Tight Police Presence
Hyde Park High School reopens with increased police security after racial violence last week. Teachers voted to return, demanding more officers inside the building. a rally outside urged a federal probe. The school plans a graduated discipline system for student offenses.
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Hyde Park High School
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U.S. District Court
W. Arthur Garrity Jr
Yde Park High
Boston School Committee
John J. McDonough
UPI
Carter Praises Policy Development Pace As Campaign Surges
Former Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter says the Democratic race is moving fast and has left him little time to fully craft positions. He argues his programs are developed enough for now and will be expanded before the November election. He promotes simplifying the federal bureaucracy, but aims to support new industries like solar power and potentially direct government job programs for the unemployed. He also calls for a national housing policy and measures to boost U.S. exports while reducing incentives for plants abroad. Carter notes his Iowa win raised expectations and he faces a broad primary slate beyond Mississippi's caucuses.
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Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Iowa
Alabama
George Wallace
Mississippi
Five Verdicts Face Arson Jury in New Haven Trial
Deliberations extend into an eighth day in the Sponge Rubber Products co arson case with five defendants awaiting verdicts. Jurors convicted two central figures and acquitted several others while five defendants remain. The Shelton plant was destroyed March 1 and jurors continue weighing counts on aiding and abetting and explosives with complex intent requirements.
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Sponge Rubber Products Co
U.S. District Court
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Lyroy
Shelton Company
David N. Bubar
Memphis
Tenn
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Boyers
Moeler
Cridersville
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Shelton
Bubar
Tiche
Peter Betres
Ronald D. Betres
Butler
Anthony A. Just
Greensburg
Michael J. Tiche
Albert R. Coffey
Cleveland
Ronald Betres
Jon O. Newman
Maine lawmakers signal cuts ahead as tax rise looms
Legislators warn a $13.3 million deficit and up to $28 million short by June 30 1977. They order the Appropriations Committee to propose $7 million in cuts for the remainder of the year and another $7 million for the next period. Gov Longley has already trimmed $6.8 million.
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Associated Press
Augusta
Maine
Usuwe
Democratic House
Republican
Senate
Appropriations Committee
James B. Longley
Legislators Augusta Bound with School Funding Hearing
Maine lawmakers return for the second week of the special session to hear five school funding proposals at the Augusta Civic Center starting at 10 a.m. A $15 million two year spending cut target is under review by the Appropriations and Financial Affairs Committee as deficit concerns rise to $28 million. The Education Committee plans a week of finance changes with a March 1 leadership deadline for action.
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Maine
Joint Legislative Education Committee
Appropriations and Financial Affairs Committee
David G. Huber
R-Falmouth
Legislative Branch
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