Open Housing and Education Reform Proposals For Schools
A community group urges open housing to promote integration and outlines plans to revise curriculum and counseling, expand vocational and technical education, reduce emphasis on athletics, fund fine arts, allow daily pledge and prayer, involve student teacher committees, provide smoking areas with enforcement, and boost collaboration to raise school understanding. The document emphasizes targeted improvements for dropouts and individualized student needs.
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Published mornings including Sundays egos SUN Inc at 121 As Vegas Nevada 89106 H A Greenspun president Ray president Ruther R Barbara asurer III assistant to the pub Womack general manager Br Armstrong executive editor Tom Diskin sports editor Gerry Appleby women editor Bart Buy advertising director Douglas Ritchie promotion manager L Dixon Jr circulation manager Entered at the Post Office Las Vegas Nevada as Second Class Matter by an Act of Congress Nations Advertising Representative Ward Griffith Chicago Detroit New York San Francisco Los Angeles Member United Press International Nevada State Press Association American Newspaper Publishers Association California Newspaper Publishers Association and Audit Bureau of Circulation SUBSCRIPTION RATES SINGLE COPY DAILY 10¢ SUNDAY 25¢ Per Month By Mail One Month 3.50 Three Months 10.50 Six Months 21.00 Twelve Month 42.00 These Rates Apply to Continental United States Only All Mail Subscriptions Must Be Paid in Advance
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Womack
BR Armstrong
Tom Diskin
Gerry Appleby
Bart Buy
Douglas Ritchie
L Dixon, JR
Las Vegas
Act of Congress Nations
Ward Griffith
Chicago
Detroit
New York
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Los Angeles
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California Newspaper Publishers Association
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Repair Costs Push Auto Insurance Rates Higher
Washington reports the auto insurance industry says rising repair costs force premium hikes. Andre Maisonpierre, VP of the American Mutual Insurance Alliance, testifies that two thirds of premiums fund vehicle repairs and one third covers bodily injuries and legal costs. The group criticizes the subcommittee for cutting hearings and limiting witness replies.
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API
Andre Maisonpierre
American Mutual Insurance Alliance
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
Ther
New Zealand Labor Dept Reports 793000 in Mid 1969
The Labour Department released figures showing a labor-force total of 793000 in mid 1969 in New Zealand. The report outlines employment levels and possible implications for the economy.
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Auckland
New Zealand Labor Department
Every ninth bike imported into America comes from Austria
A brief import note states that one in nine bicycles entering the United States originates in Austria. It emphasizes the share of Austrian bicycle shipments in the overall U S import stream.
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Vienna
America
Austria
Agnew Promises Full U S Support To Chiang In Taipei
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew assured President Chiang Kai-shek in Taipei that the United States would defend Nationalist China. He called East Asia’s future to be in Asian hands, and praised Thieu’s Vietnamization while signaling continued U S troop decisions by Nixon. He also described U S moves toward Communist China as minor, stressing diplomacy and allied commitments.
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Nguyen van Thieu
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Global brief notes report spread of snow and political moves
A series of short dispatches notes heavy snowfall isolating more than 30 villages in Guadalajara province and skiers enjoying Sierra de Guadarrama north of Madrid. Other items include Suharto lifting the state of war in Central Java and Jogjakarta, Thant visiting Senegal, floodwaters in Morocco, Brandt's London visit, a Milan bank bombing toll, an Berlin fire at an aged care home, and Japan’s 116 year old Mrs. Haruno Shimoda’s New Year’s Eve death.
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Haruno Shimoda
Las Vegas Cold Snap Bets Warm Weekend Promise
The Las Vegas Valley faces a cold spell with a 25 degree minimum and a 45 degree daytime high, while January records hint at a new low for the date. High pressure keeps fair but cold conditions with light winds through Sunday, sunshine returning on New Year’s Day, and brief gusts from northerly winds.
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Kathryn Ruckman
U.S. Truck Ratio Higher Than Japan and Africa
The United States shows about 80 trucks per 1 000 people, compared with 50 per 1 000 in Japan and three per 1 000 in African nations, highlighting a higher vehicle density in the U S.
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Chicago
United States
Japan
Karl Klasen Named President in Frankfurt Transition
Dr Karl Klasen aged 60 assumed the presidency in Frankfurt on Friday, marking a notable leadership transition at the institution. The appointment reflects ongoing governance changes and signals continuity in strategic direction.
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UPI
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Twin Border Cities Tariff Probe Looms
The Nixon Administration and Congress plan a year long review of the twin cities tariff exemption used by U S firms at the Mexico border. The Tariff Commission will study impact and hold hearings this spring with a report due by Aug 31. Representatives Mills and Green seek to repeal Item 807 citing widespread misuse.
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Israeli Withdraws Mirage Jets and Crews from France
Israeli airmen who had maintained 50 Mirage jets in France were withdrawn as diplomatic strains rose over delayed deliveries from Paris. Israel had paid $90 million for the aircraft before an embargo blocked transfer, while French naval patrols shadowed five gunboats last week and planes were moved to central France bases for possible sale or easier surveillance.
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