Birth rate in California rises as births expected to climb
Scientists say rising birth rates in California in 1974 reflect women delaying childlessness and starting families. They note economic conditions temper the rise, while abortion liberalization has little effect on fertility and illegitimate births. Data show California births up 2.3 percent to 311,650.
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Washington
UPI
California
June Sklar
University of California At Berkeley
Beth Berker
State Department of Health
Science
United States
Sklar
Berkov
Tahoe hostage standoff ends with surrender after teargas
James Locklear a 24 year old from Los Angeles held seven captives for 18 hours in South Lake Tahoe before surrendering on a second story balcony. A hostage was killed and a detective wounded in the standoff context of a drug dispute at a poker game.
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South Lake Tahoe
Calif
UPI
James Locklear
Locklear
Los Angeles
Wayne
John Crow
Paul Habert
Barton Memorial Hospital
Gege Staedler
Kansas Board backs Ford veto on education bill
The Kansas Board of Education voted to support President Ford's veto of the fiscal 1976 education appropriations bill, against a recommendation from the National Association of State Boards of Education. An override vote in the U.S. House is set for next Tuesday. The board also proposed a fiscal 1977 Kansas Department of Education budget of 326.9 million dollars, up 8.75 percent, and postponed action on budgets for the Kansas Technical Institute and state schools. Nominations to the Professional Teaching Practices Commission and the Professional Teaching Standards Advisory Board were announced, with ten names named to the latter.
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Topeka
Kan
UPI
Kansas Board of Education
Ford
National Association of State Boards of Education
U.S. House
Kansas Department of Education
Kansas Technical Institute
Kansas State School For the Visually Handicapped
Kansas State School For the Deaf
Professional Teaching Practices Commission
Maurine Miller
Coffeyville
James E. Brown
Shawnee Mission
M.L. Williams
Clearwater
M.L. Winters
Olathe
Nancy M. Smith
el Dorado
Patricia Ward
Russell
Millard Denny
Lawrence
B.L. Chalender
Manhattan
Gerald Cox
Edwin Walbourn
Albert Nelson
Salina
Leonard Chaffee
Wichita
Truman Hayes
Emporia
Homer E. Socolofsky
Indonesia revives Sukarno era Cilegon steel plan
In Java near Jakarta revived steel project aims to meet rising demand. After Sukarno era setback in 1965, planners and foreign partners push ahead despite unresolved economic and logistical challenges. Demand is projected to grow from 1.5 million tons next year to 4 million tons by 1985.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPI
Sukarno
Java
Cilegon
Krakatau
Krakatau Steel
Dutch Hoogovens Industries
International Pipe Industries
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