Chicago Teachers Eye Poet Not Realistic Title
Chicago teachers eyed a tentative agreement after a 20 hour two day bargaining session, hoping 524 schools closed by a strike could reopen Monday. The Chicago Teachers Union plans a ratification vote Saturday or Sunday as Mayor Daley announced the settlement in principle with wage and condition improvements described as fair and substantial.
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Chicago
Chicago Teachers Union
Richard J. Daley
Daley
House of Representatives
Wounded Agents Sue Concord Over Shooting
Three U S Customs agents sued the city of Concord for 1.2 million dollars after being shot during a chase for a narcotics suspect. Agent George Gudbrangon seeks 1 million and faces permanent disability. agents George Wilson and Leon Jaussaud seek 100 thousand and 50 thousand respectively. District attorney cleared the officer of blame, saying he did not know the agents were government officers when they jumped from a car at a stakeout.
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Leon Jaussaud
Pleasant Hill
Hach
Atorney
McLennan
Blaiberg Home as Barnard Faces Divorce Suit
CAPE TOWN AP Dr Christiaan Barnard the surgeon who performed the world first heart transplant was sued for divorce in Cape Town. He is believed to be the implant patient Dr Philip Blaiberg returned home from Groote Schuur Hospital after another setback in the transplant program.
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Cape Town
II Christiaan Barnard
Ria
Philip Blai- Romeberg
Groote
Congress Forms Panel To Probe Sub Linking Court
A special congressional panel chaired by Rep. Samuel Stratlen will probe submarine linkages and related matters, with Barnard ordered to restore conjugal rights by July 20 and to show cause by July 30 why a divorce decree should not be held. The panel, created Thursday, aims to begin hearings next week as Rep. Mendel Rivers leads the probe on the two month Europe North America tour.
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Barnard
Vallejo
Calif
S.D
Hele
Truida Barnard
Samuel $. Stratlen
John K. Hint
R-Nj
John T. M. Rede
Guitarro
Dlan
Europe
North Amer|cay
L. Mendel Rivers
Campus Disorders Bring Guardsmen to Dormitory Firefight
National Guard troops moved into a Greensboro dormitory after snipers opened fire injuring six, including police. A helicopter and plane sprayed tear gas as guardsmen, escorted by armored carriers, entered the 4,000 student campus amid gunfire. At CCNY, Black and Puerto Rican students reached a tentative settlement to end months of clashes and campus closures. Other campuses reported protests, with police clashing at Seattle Community College, St Paul’s College in Virginia, and Mankato State College as student actions spread across several states.
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North Carolina
A&t University
East
City College of New
York
Seattle
Wash
CCNY
Pennsylvania
SDS
U.S
Berkeey
St. Paul’s College
Lawrenceville
Mankato College
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