Iowa Amish exemption bill seeks to ease school rules
The Iowa Legislature passed a bill exempting the Amish from state school requirements if their religion conflicts with standards. Gov. Hughes’ signature is awaited. The plan allows two years of exemption with annual renewal and requires standard subject exams for renewal. About 65 children in Amish schools near Hazleton could return to German and English instruction.
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Iowa
Harold E. Hughes
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State Board of Public Instruction
W. W. Sindlinger
Cedar Falls
Hazleton
Maurice Evans Acts Ape Man in New Movie Planet of the Apes
Maurice Evans famed as Hamlet and Falstaff stars as the chief of a monkey society in Twentieth Century Fox film Planet of the Apes. Charlton Heston and astronauts discover a strange civilization after a space crash. Evans, 66, says the role keeps him busy and avoids idleness.
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Lone Mariner Begins Solo Transpacific Crossing
Ikuo Kashima, 37, a Japanese commercial photographer, starts a solo transpacific voyage in a small yacht. He hopes to complete the crossing, aiming for a bold solo achievement.
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Tokyo
Ikuo Kashima
FCC requires transcripts and on air replies for critics
The Federal Communications Commission announced a new rule requiring transcripts of radio and television broadcasts for those criticized on air and allowing them to respond publicly. The measure aims to increase accountability in broadcasting and ensure fair rebuttal opportunities.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC Rules Target Editorials With 72 Hour Advance Notice
The FCC unanimously adopted a new rule requiring stations ahead of elections to notify individuals or groups targeted by editorials within 72 hours of airdate. Issued under the fairness doctrine upheld by the D C Court of Appeals, the measure aims to guarantee airing of both sides of controversial issues.
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