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US Seeks OAS Meeting On Cuba Ban Easing
The United States proposes another OAS meeting at month end to speed removal of Cuba ban leftovers. Delegates from 24 members start a 12 day San Jose session to discuss shifting to majority voting for removing the quarantine tied to Fidel Castro’s regime.
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Ford gains ground on Kennedy in 1976 race poll
In a Harris poll of 1,203 likely voters Ford leads Kennedy 50 to 42 in June with May support at 48 to 46. Kennedy has denied presidential candidacy after saying he will not run. Ford’s popularity stems from acclaim over the Mayaguez incident.
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Fla
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Valeri Kubasov
Baikonur Cosmodrome
West Texas
Leonov
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Soviet Mission Control Center
Soyuz
Vance D. Brand
Donald Rae
Atlantic
Space Agency
Leoney
Washington
Ford decontrol plan could raise gasoline by seven cents
President Ford proposes ending domestic oil price controls within 30 months to increase oil supplies and conserve energy. A seven cent rise in gasoline by 1978 is projected, with average energy costs up about 200 dollars yearly. Congress has five days to act. Democratic leaders oppose, citing windfall profits for oil firms and higher inflation while House action advances on a separate bill to allow some price rises and set auto mileage standards.
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School Board Accepts Teacher Resignations Hires Others
The district accepted resignations from four teachers Marjorie G. Lembert Mary K. Rudy Elaine Frees and Dorothy Nelson and hired seven new teachers led by Marilyn Ann Bielich Caral Ann Blasdell Sandra M. Ludwig Robert H. Sunderland James J. Wojiciehowski Deborah Kay Merdink and Mark E. Bradshaw to fill posts at elementary and special education levels.
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Wright Street
Mary K. Rudy
Sparta
Elaine Frees
Corry Area
Dorothy Nelson
Concord
Conelway
Marilyn Ann Bielich
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh
Caral Ann Blasdell
State University of New York
Sandra M. Ludwig
Clarion State College
Robert H. Sunderland
James J. Wojicieehowski
Edinboro State College
Feyne
Deborah Kay Méerdink
Asbury College
Mark E. Bradshaw
Otterbein College
Conelway School
Charles W Krepps
Krepps
Ohio Boy Drowns In Chautauqua Lake
A 13 year old from New Brunswick Ohio drowned on Chautauqua Lake after being thrown from a boat operated by Scott Keller of Shaker Heights when the craft shifted into gear while stopped off Shorelands. Police reported dragging for the body began at sundown and continued into the morning.
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Keith Klinke
New Brunswick
Scott Keller
Shaker Heights
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Corry Area教师谈判进入调解阶段
Corry Area School District 与 CAEA 教师工会的谈判据称陷入僵局, 双方已请求州级调解员介入。预计周一7月21日双方将在州调解员 Jack Wood 的主持下会面, 以解决经济与非经济议题分歧。 Superintendent Krepps 表示尚未正式宣布僵局, 但会谈确已进入调解阶段, 工会主要谈判代表 Daniel Scannell 指出现阶段确为僵局。
Corry Area School District Creates New Administrator Post
The Corry Area School District approved a new Coordinator of Student Activities and realigned grades at Corry Area High School. Grades nine to twelve form the high school under Principal Russell Brant and the new coordinator, while grades seven and eight form a separate school within the school led by Principal LeRoy Peck. William A. Nichols was hired as coordinator, earning his current salary plus a $1,400 supplement.
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Corry Area High School
Russell
L Brant
LeRoy Peck
Peck
Brant
William A. Nichols
CAHS
Charles W. Kregns
Review of FBI break-ins raises national security questions
The Justice Department weighs the legality of FBI burglaries to obtain information on national security. Officials say possible charges may be blocked by five year statute limits. FBI Director Kelley confirms some unidentified foreign embassies in Washington and other sites were burglarized for foreign counterintelligence after 1966, with only a few cases noted.
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Justice Department
FBI
Department
Robert Havel
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Edward H. Levi
Clarence M. Kelley
Kelley
Senate Select Committee
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