Survey finds school bus drivers underpaid nationwide
United Press International reports a cross state survey after the Yuba City crash shows low pay and weak standards for school bus drivers. Mississippi and Texas cite part time work and recruitment challenges while Boston pays seven dollars an hour and suburban areas three.
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Cuban Expatriate to Speak at Leigh Memorial Day Ceremony
Dr. Maria Grovas of Wayne State College will address Leigh Memorial Day services at Leigh Community High School on Monday May 31 at 10 a.m. The event includes a God Bless America solo by Carla Wilde, a Keynoters medley, and invocations by Rev. Robert Turner.
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Bruce Wendt
Bruce Marty
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Not John Kelting Had a Rough Day in Marin County
San Rafael California UP I reports Republican secretary of state candidate in Oregon John Kelting had his truck stolen in San Francisco and was arrested in Marin County spending Tuesday in jail. He lacked identification and could not meet a 235 dollar bail before pleading guilty to a charge.
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Oregon
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CBS Reports Busing Sparks National Debate on Education
CBS airs a May 28 documentary exploring court ordered busing for integration. The piece contrasts Boston protests and Charlotte calm, with quotes from NAACP officials and judges, noting paradoxes and potential solutions including housing integration and metropolitan busing.
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UPI
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Charles Collingwood
CBS
Boston
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Banks face daily fines for security breaches
The Justice Department plans to fine banks up to 100 dollars per day for repeated robberies due to violations of federal security procedures. The move enforces compliance with security rules and targets institutions with ongoing breaches.
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Senate reaffirms B1 delay while authorizing large military bill
The Senate, by 76 to 2, approved a 32 billion military authorization bill funding 6 billion for shipbuilding and 317 million for Minuteman III missiles. It included 1.5 billion to continue B1 bomber contracts and research, delaying purchase until February 1 to limit election year politics. Chief Justice John Jay is noted as the first U.S. Chief Justice from 1789 to 1795.
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UPI
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Iowa
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