Kent Professors Patrolmen Clash Over Pay
Kent State University faculty and campus police clashed in a nonviolent dispute over salaries. A federation newsletter cited pay scales, with Security Chief James Fyke earning 2083 monthly and 13 patrolmen earning 922 to 1739, while noting officers’ long hours and ongoing education. The piece urged professors to consider higher pay in publishing the critique of campus wage structures.
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House Panel Refuses To Set Desegregation Bill Hearing
Washington AP report: House Rules Committee, party line, refuses to schedule a hearing on Nixon desegregation bill. Vote 0-5, Democrats oppose adding the measure, Republicans favor it. Anderson says leadership blocked the bill to avoid antibusing votes. bill would fund 1.5 billion to aid desegregation efforts, without a proposed antibusing amendment.
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Nixon China Visit Seen Within Next Few Weeks
President Nixon may visit Peking within six weeks, with Henry Kissinger leading a 10 day mission to mainland China to plan logistics and talks. The trip would follow Kissinger’s return around Oct 25, with a possible stop in Hawaii and other layovers as Nixon’s schedule around early November unfolds.
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Insect-Watching Pilot Aims to Cut Tobacco Pesticide Use
Agriculture Department scientists report three years of encouraging results from a North Carolina pilot insect-watching program. By monitoring fields observers can guide farmers on when to apply pesticides, potentially reducing costs on about 11 156 acres of tobacco across 1 500 farms. The effort estimates per acre costs between 1 and 2 dollars or less, and emphasizes timing to minimize chemical use. The program is slated to run for most of one insecticide application season.
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