State Agencies Faces Staff Cuts Over $1000 Pay Raise
Auditor John Gates says agencies lacking funds for the mandatory $1000 raise next month may have to reduce staff to comply with the law. The raise, effective July 1, applies to full time state employees eligible for the retirement system and hired by Jan 1, 1976, with eligibility rules outlined and department heads ordered to post eligible lists.
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Charleston
W.va
John Gates
Gates
Arch A. Moore Jr
Lawsuit Tests Virginia Public Bargaining Prohibition
Virginia sues Arlington County boards to determine if public employee collective bargaining is illegal under state law. Atty. Gen. Mil l argues both the Board of Supervisors and the school board lack authority to enact such agreements. A ruling could reach the Virginia Supreme Court before the 1977 General Assembly session.
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Virginia
Arlington County
Commonwealth
Mills Godwin
Godwin
Virginia Supreme Court
General Assembly
Arlington Board of Supervisors
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Andrew P. Mill
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State Board approves doubling of special education funds
The state Board of Education authorized 5.1 million dollars for next year's special education programs, about twice the current year's level, enabling 242 new teachers mostly for rural counties. The package is part of 38 million for public schools, with potential rises if teacher raises pass.
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Charleston
W.va
State Board of Education
el B. Taylor
Taylor
Jackson County
Ripley
Ravenswood
Ravenswood High School
Gunmen abduct 24 refugees from two Buenos Aires hotels
UN officials report at least 24 political refugees including women and children abducted from two Buenos Aires hotels. The government denies knowledge of the abductions while warnings of possible killings rise. Earlier and other raids targeted refugee lists with thousands of exiles at risk.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
United Nations
U.N
Virginia prisoner flees work detail in Deskins area
Police seek 25 year old Donald W Talton from Roanoke area who walked away from Virginia Correctional Field Unit 29 at Deskins Thursday afternoon. He is 5 8, 165 pounds with brown hair and eyes. An all points bulletin was issued late Thursday.
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Southwest
Virginia
West Virginia
Roanoke Area
Virginia Correctional Field Unit 29
Deskins
Donald W. Talton
Talton
Bradshaw
McDowell County
Roanoke
Goodenough Replaces Fin e on Farm Credit Board
In Sacramento California AP reports Gulden Fine of Yuba City retires and is replaced by Donald Goodenough of Fillmore as a member of the Farm Credit Board.
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Sacramento
Calif
Farm Credit Board
Gulden Fine
Yuba City
Donald Goodenough
Fillmore
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