Colleges Put Up Price of Admission
Colleges and universities report a sharp rise in insurance costs after student unrest. Schools say blanket policies hide individual risk, hiking rates for all. Xavier University notes premiums up noticeably while Penn State cites costs near 1 percent of budgets and higher deductibles.
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Linda Rubey
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Natons
Ihey
John Beumer
Xavier University
Desart
Chow
Beumer
Mavier
Wom Carr
Pennsylvania
Penmr
Naseyber
Wrunabee Company
San Ghess
ATO Com Partes
Campoo
Penn Central asks cash for trains in reorganization
Penn Central told U.S. District Judge John P. Fullam it needs about 50 million by year end or it will suspend train operations. The company seeks permission to sell 50 million in trustee certificates as a first lien to raise cash, while New Haven asks to protect its 2.06 billion in assets from the trust. The judge granted a 5 day delay in proceedings.
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Philadelphia Tap
Penn Central Railroad
Haney
America
U.S. District Court
John P. Fullam
Jonathan O'Herron
Penn Central
O'Herron
New Haven
Pennsylvania
New York Central
10 Million Acre Grant To Eskimoes For Alaska Natives
The Senate approved a bill granting Alaska natives 10 million acres of land and $1 billion in a landmark payment aimed at descendants of early wanderers. The measure, 76 to 8, includes competitive bidding for mineral rights on all federal lands in Alaska and creates corporations to manage housing education welfare and other uses for about 55 000 Eskimos Aleuts and Indians. Interior Secretary Hickel hailed the vote as a victory for America's first citizens.
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Washington
Senate
Alaska
Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Women May Supervise Parolees in Arkansas Plan
James Garrett acting director of Parole and Pardons says Arkansas may use volunteer parole officers, possibly including housewives, to address the state’s low parole officer count. The plan would cap volunteers at three parolees each, with about 400 volunteers if approved, and would follow a legislative inquiry into the pardon and parole system.
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Little Rock
James Garrett
Arkansas
Garrett
Roscoe Brown
Jonesboro
State Parole Board
Retiring Educator Roasts Parental Delinquency Views
Mrs. Coulter criticizes permissive parenting as fueling juvenile misbehavior. She cites riots caused by spoiled brats and notes many problems arise from youth revolts against elders. She emphasizes early detection of truancy causes and the need for teachers who love teaching, know their field, and stay informed.
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Fram
Four Arkansas Congressional Seats Likely Retained
Preliminary Census figures indicate Arkansas will keep its four congressional seats despite slower population growth. The House seats are reapportioned every ten years with 445 seats distributed among the states based on population. Arkansas has held four seats since 1960.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Census Bureau
House of Representatives
Dance at the Youth Center this Friday and Saturday
Ester Hicks advertises a dance at the Youth Center on Friday July 17 and Saturday July 18 at 8 pm with admission set at 25 cents. Contact numbers 777-4678 or 3474 listed for details.
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Ester Hicks
Youth Center
Cambodian Army Advances on Kiri Rom Plateau
Four Cambodian army battalions moved toward the Kiri Rom plateau near Phnom Penh to drive southern forces from the resort. Reports say Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops largely disappeared, with 1,400 mercenaries recalled from the east flank and over 200 Cambodian casualties noted. Elsewhere, an attack on Long Vek depot failed with at least two Cambodian soldiers killed.
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South Vietnam
Mekong
U.S
Vietnam
Kiri Rom
Cambodia
Long Vek
Phnom Penh
Pine Bluff School Plan Approved With Modifications
U S District Judge Oren Harris approved a Pine Bluff school desegregation plan on Wednesday, ordering modifications to attendance areas at Oak Park Forrest Park and Southwood elementary schools. The plan ends freedom of choice, reshapes bus routing by residence, and sets staff race targets. The 1970 71 year implements geographic attendance for grade groups across Pine Bluff High four junior highs and nine elementary schools.
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Little Rock
U.S
Oren Harris
Pine Bluff
Harris
Oak Park
Forrest Park
Southwood
Pine Bluff High School
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