Rafferty Declines Stance on Rumford Act Initiative
In Sacramento Dr. Maz Rafferty refuses to join the State Board of Education in backing the Rumford Act challenge while the board supports continuing to link school segregation to housing discrimination. Board president Thomas W Braden notes Rafferty’s decision as a break from precedent and cautions about effects on desegregation efforts.
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Teachers Ask Raise For Los Angeles Educators
The Los Angeles Teachers Association urged the Board of Education to raise salaries on an annual scale from 6800 to 13600 dollars. The request follows discussions on improving compensation for teachers in the district.
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Brawling Yank Olympians in Police Chase
Winter Olympic news reports three U S athletes involved in a brawl in the Olympic village. Police say they refused to take tests and led officers on a brief chase around a traffic circle. One officer reports facial bruising from the scuffle.
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Transit governance clash fuels transit plan wrangles
Supervisors press a plan giving the MTA power to raise taxes and fees for transit in Los Angeles while county officials and residents push to keep controls local. The dispute centers on board composition and approvals, with lawmakers proposing a mix of appointed and elected members. Separately, reports detail injuries after a clash near Innsbruck involving American Olympian George Farmer and police. Farmer faces theft and disorderly conduct questions, drawing parental disappointment and comments from officials.
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Hoffa’s Out to Get Him Aide Says Hoffa Testimony
Chattanooga reports reveal James Hoffa tied to past legal troubles as Edward Partin, Baton Rouge officer, testifies Hoffa discussed fixing trials and offered cash. Hoffa, Partin, and five others face jury tampering charges from the 1962 Nashville case. Cross-examination by Hoffa’s lawyer becomes sharp, with Judge Wilson warning against unfounded charges.
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