Trucker protests persist across scattered states
Truckers in Ohio West Virginia and Missouri continue protests over lower speed limits and high fuel costs. A rally was planned near Cincinnati with claims of fuel black market tactics. Incidents included a scuffle in Ironton and a guard convoy at Armco Inc plant in Middletown.
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Energy crisis reshapes U.S. schools and college schedules
Barbara Reimers of the National School Boards Association warns energy shortages threaten busing programs and integration efforts. The piece notes Brandeis, Dartmouth and many colleges extending vacations, districts lengthening holidays, cutting class weeks, and enacting energy-saving measures as schools cope with fuel and bus fuel shortages.
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