Philadelphia Teachers Seek New Contract After Deadlock
Negotiators for Philadelphia public schools and representatives of the 13 000 school employees plan another meeting to resolve a stalled contract. Teachers threaten a strike starting September 7 if no agreement is reached. the current contract expires August 31 with a possible extension to September 7. The dispute could affect 255 000 students and summer vacation plans.
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City Board Nears Report on Teacher Contract Standoff
The board plans a report after talks begun last October failed to reach an agreement. Key issues include fringe benefits, class sizes, and pay. Inflation has eroded a 1972 4 percent annual raise, leaving salaries from 8 300 to 5 000 with a 30 percent across-the-board raise demanded, while city finances limit options.
Strike Plan Circulated By Children In Soweto
Johannesburg AP report says school children in Soweto distributed leaflets urging a three day black strike aimed at Soweto to Johannesburg commuting areas eight miles away. Police plan heavy patrols at bus and train points to deter intimidation as moderates press for talks with Vorster and Police Minister.
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Chowchilla honors driver after bus kidnap rescue celebration
Thousands filled Hing Chowchilla to celebrate the safe return of 26 students and bus driver Ed Ray after their July 15 abduction. A monument and Ford letter lauded Ray’s actions as residents recalled the ordeal, with youths waving from floats and a mayoral proclamation.
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Robbery Ring Targets French Bank in Quiet District
Robbers hit the Societe Generale in a prestigious Seine island district, raiding a restaurant-adjacent branch. Police did not intervene as thieves staged two heists, distributing meals in the vault with wine while stealing gold, banknotes, jewelry, and stock certificates. Victims face cautious loss tallies and possible tax inquiries.
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French News Magazines Hint Giscard Plans Cabinet Shuffle
Paris reports weekend speculation that President Giscard d Estaing intends to replace Jacques Chirac as prime minister and reshuffle his government. Official sources denied comments while Chirac, 48, and Giscard d Estaing met after his return from Zaire. Some ministers, including Michel Durafour and Robert Galley, were named as potential successors or reshuffle targets. Simone Veil denied plans to run for premier.
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Japanese Officials Say Soviets Infringing On Air Space Waters
Tokyo reports intensified Soviet aerial and naval intelligence around Japan with air space and territorial waters violations. Defense officials cite 11 air space incursions this year, abnormal Soviet warship activity, and drills linked to submarine warfare. Japan will observe without protest.
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Carter and Ford eye to eye in two-man TV bid
Jody Powell says televised talk will present Carter and Ford as common candidates for the presidency. The press secretary notes the audience will see two men discussing the country's future, not the pomp of office, and will overlook their current roles.
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Italian nudism sparks tourism and legal clash
Anita, Italy's naturist group, says the five year old nudism ban costs the country about a million foreign tourists yearly and drives its 340,000 members to holiday abroad. Police tolerate private nudist activity but police action rises if nudity becomes public. Isolated beaches and some Milan and Rome area spots still host nude sunbathers with limited enforcement. The Radical party, newly influential after a June win, calls for legal change.
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Big George on Virgil Partch sees Congress struggle with funding bills
The House plans Wednesday action on a 3.45 billion Public Works Employment Act to create about 200000 jobs and protect 90000 more. Senate work targets a 1 billion postal subsidy, a study panel by Feb 15, and rates controls until it reports. The scene includes abortion funding disputes, a 104 billion defense bill, and a stalled Bl bomber timing.
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