Teachers Win Suits Aimed at Reinstatement and Back Pay
A junior high school teacher suspended for unprofessional conduct won reinstatement and back pay in district court yesterday. James Rathbun, dismissed February 14, fought the district to restore his position and salary.
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James Rathbun
William E. Orr Junior High School
Charles Thompson
Rathbun
University of Nevada At Las Vegas
Clark County Classroom Teachers Association
UNLV
Ann Brauer
Indian Springs
Roger Foley
Brauer
Israel Defends Raids Into Lebanon At U N Session
Israeli ambassador Simcha Dinitz defended raids into Lebanon saying PLO participation at the U N will fuel murder. He cited terrorist attacks on Israel, death tolls, and the aim to deter future violence while noting injuries and casualties reported after recent raids. He called for deterrent action by the Security Council.
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Washington
UPI
Simcha Dinitz
Lebanon
United Nations
Palestine Liberation Organization
Dinitz
U.N. Security Council
Egypt
ICC
PLO
United States
Israel
Diniz
National Press Club
Diniwz
Security Council
Council
Mondale proposes six regional presidential primaries
Senator Walter Mondale introduces a bill to replace the current primary system with six regional primaries held on specific Tuesdays between late March and mid June. Regions would conduct their primaries at two weekly intervals, and states may opt out but if choosing a primary must follow the assigned date.
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Washington
UPI
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Mondale
EPA urges noise limits apply to small civilian jets
Washington EPA deputy administrator Charles L. Elkins told a House subcommittee that the government should extend jetliner noise regulations to smaller civilian jets. The plan could force a 1.3 billion overhaul for general aviation jets and adds 300 million if general aviation joins the rules. FAA support targets about 80 percent of the jet fleet with a 1 billion cost, while economic and fuel pressures slow demand for newer quieter models.
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Washington
UPI
Environmental Protection Agency
Charles L. Elkins
EPA
House Public Works Subcommittee
Federal Aviation Administration
Elkins
FAA
Transportation Department
Subcommittee
Murder charges tied to Rand loan and Argent deal in Las Vegas probe
San Diego businesswoman Tamara Rand loaned Allan R. Glick $500000 for a 5 percent stake in Argent Corp, a verbal offer still contested. Glick repaid with interest, while Rand’s true name Florence Teacher appears in court filings, linking Saratoga Development to loans and reorganizations amid a larger Las Vegas acquisition.
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San Diego
UPI
Las Vegas
Allan R. Glick
Tamara Rand
Argent Corp
San Diego Union
Glick
Rand
Mission Hills
Argent
Mrs. Rand
Saratoga Development Corp
Florence
Saratoga
Glik
Recrion Corp
Stardust
Fremont
Teamsters Union Central States Pension Fund
Reenan
Saratoga Development
First Natonal Bank of Nashville
Spanish Politics Sizzles as post Franco PM fight intensifies
In Madrid a reformist versus conservative struggle over Spain’s first post Franco prime minister heats up. King Juan Carlos may ask Carlos Arias Navarro to stay, while reformists push for change. Officials say next Tuesday could prove decisive amid holiday weekend maneuvering.
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Madrid
Spain
UPI
Carlos Arias Navarro
Juan Carlos
Francisco Franco
Arias
Barcelona
Manuel Raga
Raga
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Manuel Diez Alegria
Yugoslavians Arrested In Tito Overthrow Plot
About 160 Yugoslavs were arrested and charged with plotting with groups abroad to overthrow President Tito. Prosecutor Vuko Goce-Gucetic told parliament that 31 people were rounded up this year for neo Stalinism tied to Cominformists seeking a return to Soviet style centralism. An additional 120 were detained for nationalist acts aimed at hostile activity against the state.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
UPI
Tito
Vuko Goce-Gucetic
Munism
Goce-Gucetic
Montenegro
Moscow
Goce- Gucetic
LV land purchase price questioned in county records
The Clark County land deal involving Clemens and partners M L Josephs and the late Jack Doyle Sr draws scrutiny over a 2.27 acre parcel at 25 127 fair market value and a 0 39 acre parcel at 4 900 in 1973 with current taxes far below the 11 000 annual tax on a 220 000 valuation. County official George Albright defends 220 000 as equitable, noting inflation and nearby sale prices, while recounting past deals and the push to update assessor appraisals.
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Clemens
M. L. Josephs
Jack Doyle
Josephs
Clark County Sanitation District
Sanitation District
Health District
Doyle
Clark County Recorder’s
Ray
Myrtle Smith
Raymond
Hazel Thompson
Title Company
George Albright
the Sun
Albright
Hoffa Murder Witness Tells Court of Links to New Jersey Men
Ozer disclosed why the government tied two New Jersey men to Hoffa during his courtroom appearance. The men were subpoenaed to the Detroit grand jury after FBI inquiries in New Jersey led to searches at a Jersey City landfill, a Union City safety deposit box, and a Teamsters Local 560 file cabinet where Provenzano served as local president for years.
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Ozer
New Jersey
Hoffa
Detroit Grand Jury
FBI
Jersey City
Union City
Teamsters Local 560
Provenzano
Soviet Union Buys 15000 Tons More U.S. Rice
The Soviet Union bought 15,000 tons of American rice in the 1975-76 marketing year, bringing total U.S. rice sales to about 39,000 tons this season. The figure is nearly four times the 10,100 tons purchased in 1974-75, per the Agriculture Department.
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Washington
UPI
Sovie Union
Agriculture Department
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