Wichita Teachers Reject Board Contracts in Wichita
Nearly 2,000 teachers at NEA Wichita meeting reject the board's take it or leave it contracts for 1971-72. Teachers plan to file unsigned contracts with the NEA office as negotiations are promised for the summer, with picketing set for a board meeting to draw public attention.
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Kansas Association of School Boards
Melvin Neely
Topeka
Wichita School Board
Byron Kenyon
Ali Signals Rematch With Frazier Possible
Muhammad Ali said a rematch with Joe Frazier is likely, with the only obstacles being his possible jail time or if Frazier suffers a motorcycle accident. He spoke Monday night in Eugene Oregon.
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U.S. spends $10 million to prop dollar as overseas currency glut grows
The Treasury reports at least 10 million spent to curb the dollar’s decline overseas. It borrowed 500 million from overseas banks at 6.75 percent and 2.1 billion in three month notes at 4.478 percent, adding interest costs to taxpayers amid a $50 billion dollar surplus abroad.
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Europe
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Julie Nixon Eisenhower to Teach at Atlantic Beach School
Julie Nixon Eisenhower will teach fourth grade at Atlantic Beach Elementary starting Sept. 8, drawing excitement from students and staff. Principal Sam Bailey notes may fade before classes begin, while Superintendent Dr. Cecil Hardesty recalls the Nixon family and ties to Republican politics.
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Mayport Naval Station
Florida
Sam Bailey
Nixon
Eisenhowers
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Hardesty
San Diego
Calif
Sailor Denies Rape Charges In Sydney Harbor Case
Polish seaman Boleslaw Leszczynsk a 52 year old stoker mechanic aboard the Swedish ship Tenos pleaded innocent to rape and indecent acts against former Olympic swimmer Dawn Fraser Ware in Sydney harbor He allegedly introduced himself as the ship's captain and took Fraser and another man to his cabin where a knife was shown before the alleged assault.
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Australia
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Boleslaw Leszczynsk
Tenos
Reagan Wins High Paid Welfare Prize At Welfare Forum
Gov Ronald Reagan, amid a shouting crowd in Sacramento, won a dubious honor as the highest paid welfare recipient after defending Medi Cal while a demonstrator claimed treatment denial. Catherine Jermany of the California Welfare Rights Organization urged presenting the award, noting Reagan paid no state income taxes last year due to business reverses.
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Calif
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
California
Medi-Cal
Lorraine Williams
San Francisco
Herbert Hoover
Catherine
Jermany
United Presbyterians Debate Race and Women in General Assembly
In Rochester delegates debated racism environment health care and women's rights. Arthur Fletcher urged enforcing all laws against racism while a grant of 10000 to the Angela Davis Defense Fund was approved. Delegates backed tax incentives for clean industry ecology centers and women’s board representation, but failed to create a review of female membership on General Assembly committees.
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Rochester
N.Y
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Angela Davis Defense Fund
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