Plan to distribute new teacher funds faces opposition
Arkansas lawmakers will hear a plan from the Arkansas Education Association and the state Education Department to distribute any new teacher salary funds by district. The committee supported a 2 to 1 local-to-local funding ratio, opposed by Sam Bratton who argued it won’t close pay gaps. Leroy Gattin backed a 3 to 1 ratio, while Robert Nix urged action now to address money needs, proposing support for a $30 plan.
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Public relations talk aims to boost student attitude
Ellen Croain of Star photographed Edwin Cox public relations director for Monsanto's Lion OH Division presenting an assembly at Red River Vocational Technical School on The ABC's of Public Relations. The talk stressed that everyone has public relations good or bad and outlined methods to improve personal PR skills. It promotes year round programs to reinforce positive work attitude and capabilities.
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R-N.y
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Arkansas Weather Forecast: Fair, Warmer Into Wednesday
Weather report for 24 hours ending at 7 am Tuesday shows a high of 41 and low of 17. Forecast calls for fair conditions in Arkansas through Wednesday with not so cold tonight, warmer by Wednesday. Lows tonight range from the 20s in the south to the upper teens in the north, with highs on Wednesday in the 40s to mid 50s.
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Campaign finance reform proposals for 1972 debates and ads
A discussion outlines potential campaign rules including six to eight week pre election advertising limits, stricter financial disclosures, possible overall spending caps based on votes or population, cross media ad limits, a taxpayer option to donate to a party, and waiving equal broadcast time to enable debates and free network time for major candidates. The vetoed bill suggested seven cents per vote or $20,000 spending limits, whichever is greater.
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Lon
Jet noise may drive some people insane over time
The Lancet reports jet airplane noise can affect individuals, with elderly women living alone most at risk.
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News Quiz Habit for students at Hope area schools
Students are urged to build a News Quiz habit this school year and Thanksgiving season. The program presents a Living Text book to boost current events understanding and grades, with answers on Page 3 and questions on Page 4, sponsored by local institutions.
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Hope Star November 24 1979 Local News and Education Notes
Arkansas Governor Dale Bumpers urged the Arkansas Education Association to delay tenure legislation and urged unity on school aid formula while seeking more revenue for education. The issue includes Saratoga School District lunch program details and eligibility for free or reduced meals based on family income.
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Job Safety Issue Faces House Debate on Standards
Washington AP reports a House debate opens over a nationwide job safety bill. The Education and Labor Committee-backed version would empower the labor secretary to set monitor and enforce safety standards for about 80 million workers. A White House-supported substitute proposes a five member standards board and a three member appeals commission appointed by the president. Industry and business favor the substitute arguing the original grants too much power to the labor secretary and threatens property rights.
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R-Wis
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Dfla
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Calls Gillham Dam Work Stop Disastrous
U S Atty Dillahunty warned a preliminary injunction to halt work on the Gillham Dam would set a disastrous precedent. He argued Congress authorized the project in 1958 and funding exists, while a trial will decide a possible permanent injunction. Wildlife groups seek the halt under environmental law, though opponents cite non retroactivity for current projects.
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Arkansas
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Texarkana
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Shreveport
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Rock Tossing Demonstration at Stanford University
Stanford students held a peaceful rally against the U S bombing of North Vietnam. About 200 participants attended the rally on the 11,000 student campus. As the event ended, rock throwers damaged 49 windows at the Aero-Astro Sciences building and five others, with no arrests or injuries reported.
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Rapids on Ouachita Mount stream deemed superior in state
Arnold told Eisele that the rapids on the Ouachita Mountain stream were superior to those of any other river in the state. He noted most rapids on the Cassatot would be affected by an impoundment. He believed he could be ready to arrive at the suit seeking a permanent injunction perhaps as early as April.
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