Senate grid for education and oil veto overrides
The House voted to override President Ford on a 7.9 billion education bill, while the Senate prepares to act on both the oil price controls extension and the education veto. Sen. Alan Cranston leads efforts on both overrides as Democrats push a do something agenda amid 1976 election concerns.
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Ford
Senate
Democratic Congress
Congress
White House
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Boston and Louisville School Integration Sees Calm Amid Police Guarded Return
Attendance rose across Louisville area schools as National Guardsmen and police escorted students to class for a second day. Officials report no major violence, though one fire bomb failed to ignite. teacher absences slightly up and bus driver turnout down from Monday.
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Louisville
Jefferson County
Harvey Sloane
Louisville Area
L A judge details Squeaky Fromme warning and gun source
In Sacramento a retired draftsman Harold Boro identified as owner of the pistol used by Lynette Fromme in the Ford attempt. Judge Raymond Choate recalled Fromme calling him weeks earlier saying she would do something desperate. Local sources describe Boro as a “sugar daddy” to the Manson group.
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Squeaky”? Fromme
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Superior Court
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Los Angeles Times
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Raymond Choate
Choate
District Attorney’s Office
U.S
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Boro
Keyes
Culmi
Kleppe Named Interior Chief for Ford Administration
President Ford nominated Thomas S. Kleppe to be interior secretary facing Senate confirmation hearings. Senate Interior Committee chair Henry M. Jackson said the panel would review Kleppe's qualifications and views on vital resource decisions as former SBA head lacks specific interior experience.
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Jackson
Kleppe
Wyoming
Stanley K. Hathaway
Interior Post
Ford
Interior Department
SBA
Richard M. Nixon
Skull and bones found in Wilmington oil tank
An adult skull and other skeletal remains were found Tuesday at Exxon Oil Co. storage facility in the 700 block of Quay Avenue. The bones were discovered in the bottom sludge after a tank was drained and a worker removed a clogged valve. Investigators will attempt identification by dental records.
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Exxon Oil Co
Quay Avenue
Exxon
Teacher strikes idle 2 million children nationwide
United Federation of Teachers strikes closed about 20 percent of New York schools and left 1.1 million pupils without class. Chicago public schools stayed shut for 530,000 students as 26 000 teachers and the Board of Education sought a financial settlement. Strikes across 11 states affected about 2,026,000 children.
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Chicago
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Chicago Teachers Union
Board of Education
California
Meany ends Russ grain ban
President Ford and AFL-CIO leader George Meany halted the longshoremen ship loading boycott for at least a month while the U.S. seeks a long term grain sales pact with the Soviet Union. Ford will extend a moratorium on new grain sales to Russia until mid October and send an emissary to Russia to begin negotiations.
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UPI Afl-Cio
George Meany
Ford
United States
Russia
White House
Meany
John Dunlop
Thomas Gleason
International Longshoremen's Union
U.S
Long Beach Doctors Vote to Do Nothing Amid Insurance Crisis
In a packed Houssels Forum, about 600 physicians voted 222 to 164 to withhold action on the medical malpractice insurance crisis. They rejected six options and chose to wait for recommendations to the California Medical Association and Legislature, delaying any walkout or fee changes.
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California Medical Association
William Hyman
Long Beach Medical Association
Houssels Forum
Memorial Hospital Medical Center
Lawmakers, doctors clash over California malpractice bill
A group of eight Los Angeles doctors and Sacramento lawyers attacked Assemblyman Barry Keene’s malpractice bill as inadequate and a placebo. The CMA backs the measure, but critics warn it won’t stop a looming 486 percent insurance rate hike and urge court challenges if needed. The bill passed the Assembly 57 to 20 and heads to Gov. Brown for signature.
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Barry Keene
D-Eureka
Assembly
John Knox
Richmond
Brown
Los Angeles
Sacramento
California Trial Lawyers Association
CMA
Insurance
Elmer Low
Los Angeles County Medical Association
Union Leader Sigmund Arywitz Dies at 61
Sigmund Arywitz, head of the Independent Union, dies at age 61. Report notes his long leadership within the movement and influence on labor circles. The obituary appears on page A-3.
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