Consumer group Presses for Participation Before Action
Ray Swenson, an auto dealer in Philadelphia, laments CEPA pickets outside his lot as the Consumer Education and Protective Association presses customers to join and participate before the group acts on complaints. Max Weiner leads CEPA, says negotiation resolves most cases, with picketing used as a last resort to shame firms into settlements. The group claims 6,000 members, about 350 active, mainly lower-income and Black, operating across 11 neighborhoods with dues of 2 dollars to join and 2 dollars monthly if affordable.
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Max Weiner
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Weiner
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Suspend 39 Over School Dress Code
CONNEAUT Ohio Thirty nine junior high students were suspended after protesting a school board decision to retain a controversial dress code. Additional suspensions followed as bomb threats targeted the schools and a local radio station. The board voted four to one to keep the dress code for the year amid ongoing tension.
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Rowe Junior High School
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Concord sixth graders present drug abuse awareness play
Debra Jones and Mary Orn appear in a staged heroin injection scene as Concord School sixth graders showcase posters and pamphlets on the nation's drug problem. The two classes researched the issue and performed a PTA presentation to highlight awareness.
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Mary Orn
Concord
PTA
Pryor
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