NEA faces splits as unionist-leaning constitution debated
Washington AP report details how 1.2 million NEA members vote in a mail election on a new constitution seen as shifting power toward larger urban units. Critics led by Dr Sam Lambert warn it weakens state and local affiliates and may force exits from NEA.
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National Education Association
NEA
Sam Lambert
Powers
John Ayer
Michigan Education Association
Smith
Lambert
Bers
Pharis
Ryer
Foreign Trade Zone Status Sought by Kansas City Group
A Kansas City leaders group seeks federal authorization for a foreign trade zone inland, arguing it could boost regional growth despite critics who favor bonded warehouses. Greater Kansas City Foreign Trade Zone Inc. filed a 200 page application with the Foreign Trade Zones Board in June and the board set a hearing in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
America
Marshall Miller
Greater Kansas City Foreign Trade Zone Inc
Kansas City Group
Foreign Trade Zines Board
Commerce Department
Kan
Miller
United States
United Nations Reopens on Terrorism and Funds Issue
The United Nations General Assembly reconvenes in New York to tackle terrorism, Korea and Bangladesh tensions, U.S. budget cuts, and policy on pollution. Delegates face three months of debate on security, power dynamics, and funding.
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United Nations. N.Y
Korea
Bangladesh
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Munich
Israel
Kurt Waldheim
Assembly
Security Council
Soviet Union
China
Waldheim
Miss Moore Promoted to Private First Class
Deborah A. Moore daughter of Mrs Wesley Moore 1727 S S Katy promoted to Private First Class in the Women’s Marine Corps now stationed at Camp Pendleton California after basic training at Paris Island South Carolina advance computer science training at Quantico Virginia graduated with high honors in her class Moore a 1971 Chanute High School graduate attended one semester at Neosho County Community Junior College before joining the Marines
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Deborah A. Moore
Wesley Moore
S&s
Katy
Women’s Marine Corps
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Paris Island
S.C
Pfc. Moore
Quantico, Va
Phc
Moore
Chanute High School
Neosho County Community Junior College
The
Marines
Humboldt United Fund drive kicks off in late October
Humboldt launches a community drive from October 23 to November 6 chaired by Verdie Kelley to raise 3800 from nine agencies including Red Cross Boy Scouts Cerebral Palsy CROP Kansas Arthritis Foundation Kansas Children's Service Mental Health Association Salvation Army and USD. The article also covers international debates on Bangladesh China the Soviet Union and U.S. efforts on Korea and UN budget questions.
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Pakistan
Bangladesh
East Pakistan
China
Soviet Union
India
U.S
South Korea
Wilson County Cancer Society unit names officers
Wayne Adams of Fredonia was elected president of the Wilson County Unit of the American Cancer Society for the coming year. Officers include Mrs. Charles Ogden Neodesha as vice president, Mrs. Norman Eisele Altoona as secretary, and Mary Dionne Fredonia as treasurer. The unit reports total contributions of 5096.87 to its 1972 crusade which closed August 31.
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Neodesha
Wayne Adams
Fredonia
Wilson County
American Cancer Society
Charles Ogden
Norman Eisele
Altoona
Mary Dionne
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