Chicago Schools Strike Looms as Board Offers New Deal
Chicago teachers, the nation’s second largest district, began a strike that closed 650 schools affecting 558000 students. The Chicago Board of Education announced a potential new offer after eight hours of talks, while CTU President Healey warned the union would need 24 to 48 hours to end the strike after any agreement. Philadelphia teachers rejected a modified contract, planning actions later this month, as Philadelphia officials seek an injunction. In Chicago, pickets clashed and a nonstriker was arrested after a photographer was attacked amid demonstrations.
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Venice plans anti pigeon program to curb pollution
City officials in Venice say they will deport pigeons from St. Mark’s Square and feed mixed contraceptive birdseed to other pigeons to keep populations within limits. A ban stops grain deliveries to pigeons and peddlers selling birdseed are barred as the city weighs humane, limited measures amid tourist demand and disease concerns.
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Pandas Turn Into Clowns At National Zoo
Ling Ling and Hsing Hsing, famed gift pandas, grew playful after nine months in their glass enclosures at the National Zoo. Zoo official Saul Schiffman noted the change, saying the female is now more active and the male, youngest, shows the biggest shift as they perform somersaults and run around their cages for the crowd. A Chinese acrobat troupe visiting from Shenyang watched the antics with amusement.
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Morning News and Daily Review Key Personnel and Operations
The Morning News and Daily Review lists Floyd Sparks as President and Publisher and Walter Chicote as Business Manager. It notes circulation details and multiple California offices including Hayward San Leandro and Fremont with ward office addresses and contact lines.
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Survivor recounts Eastern TriStar crash at Miami
MIAMI Fla AP the sole survivor from the Eastern Airlines Lockheed L 1011 TriStar crash near Miami says the cockpit crew believed no crash was imminent and there was no alarm. Donadee 47 a technician from Kennedy was aboard with 74 others and recalled pilot Loft checking gear indicators before aborting a landing attempt and plunging into the Everglades.
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Mercury noon surface resemble Moon in studies
Cambridge MA scientists at MIT report Mercury's surface may resemble the Moon. Using telescope observations and a spectrometer, they found the planet's soil rich in iron and titanium, suggesting similar composition to lunar terrain as described in Science Magazine.
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TV Star Sandy Duncan Marries Doctor Who Operated On Her
Daily review reports television star Sandy Duncan, 26, wed Dr. Thomas G Calvattera, 48, in Carson City Nevada in a civil ceremony performed by Justice of the Peace Tom Davis. Duncan, who lost sight in one eye from a benign tumor surgery last year, was previously divorced in October from actor Bruce Scott Zahariades after four years of marriage and has no children. The piece also notes Calvattera formerly married and references UCLA surgeon details. Also mentioned: Donald J Hall of Columbus Ohio has donated 17 gallons of blood over 31 years saying he feels well and urges others to donate if possible.
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