Education gets big pay and program upgrades in 1977 NC legislature
The North Carolina NCAE bulletin hails a 1977 package including a 6.5 percent across the board salary rise for teachers and administrators, longevity pay, higher retirement benefits, and new fringe benefits. Other measures add a primary reading program, more funds for occupational and exceptional education, reduced kindergarten class sizes, and testing initiatives. Governor Hunt is praised as a strong ally and the package is described as an education legislature with morale boosting investments.
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NCAE
General Assembly
The
Bulletin
A. C. Dawson
Assembly
North Carolina
James Hunt
Dawson
Projecting the News The Prime Index
The CPI for June will be released Thursday as the key federal price gauge. It affects about 31 million Social Security recipients and 20 million food stamp users, with new revisions planned to cover all urban households and reflect changing buying habits.
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U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Joan Hom
Across the Board
Monthly Journal of the Conference Board
Detente in Washington Between Antitrust Division and ICC
The Justice Department antitrust chief and the Interstate Commerce Commission held a closed door meeting to ease hostilities. A clash over Latin Express Service's two to three weekly trips from Miami to Union City prompted criticism from the antitrust side, then a reversal amid detente, while a press release mis-stated the challenge. Henry Kissinger rejects a kiss and tell. Roger E Brunner joins the CEA as senior staff economist.
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Washington
Justice Department
Antitrust Division
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
O'Neal
Latin Express
Miami
Fla
Union City
N.J
Greyhound
Trailways
Faming
Antitrust
Trustbusters
O’neal
Department of Justice
Joe Sims
Commission
Privacy Study Points To Needed Reform And Millstone Case
A detailed look at the Federal Privacy Protection Study Commission report argues for reforms to curb data misuse. The Millstone case shows how one false dossier damaged credit and privacy, highlighting lax verification and potential future dangers as electronic data grows. The author supports balanced safeguards, warrants for bank record access, and stronger criminal penalties for data mishandling.
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Millstone
Federal Privacy Protection Study Commission
Privacy Study Commission
Commission
FBI
Venice A La Hemingway in Venice With Buchwald
Art Buchwald shadows Hemingway in Venice while on a solar energy break and releases classic columns. A night at the Gritti Palace becomes a playful warp of love, gondolas, war memory, and witty dialogue as Venice charms the narrator and his wife.
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Art Buchwald
Supreme Court
Venice
Italy
Hemingway
Gritti Palace
Stan Musial
Joe DiMaggio
Dante
Pete Quesada
Red Smith
Montana National Guard
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Associates
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Data Resources, Inc
Carter
Council of Economic Advisers
Data Resources
Council
Brinner
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
James C. Millstone
St. Louis
A_ credit-reporting service
Fron
Credit-Reporting Service
James J. Kilpatrick
Buchwald
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