Supreme Court expands student rights in suspensions
A 5 to 4 ruling requires notice of charges and an informal hearing before suspensions, for one to ten days, with possible stricter rules for longer suspensions. NEA praises the decision as protection for minority students. principals groups warn it may hinder immediate action in some cases. The Columbus case involved nine students suspended after racial disturbances.
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National Education Association
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National Association of Secondary School Principals
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Robert Rindfisz
Portland
Indonesia Opens DMZ Questions in Vietnam Talks
In a move by Indonesia as a cease fire supervisor, discussions with Hanoi and Saigon explore a demarcation line between Viet Cong and Saigon forces. Kissinger said Paris accords allowed demarcation but the Communist side refused to agree. North Vietnamese personnel remain in the south despite a prohibition.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Saigon
Henry A. Kissinger
National Press Club
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South Vietnam
Airlines Plan Rate Increase Between US and Europe
The International Air Transport Association outlines a plan to raise transatlantic fares by about 10 percent starting April, with cheaper rates for tickets bought 60 days ahead. It also proposes rejuvenated youth fares for ages 12 to 21, though U S authorities may block. Details show APEX tickets for 60 day advance buyers and varying round trip prices to London by season, plus non-APEX fares.
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