OEA Plans Protest Over Claremore College Firings
The Oklahoma Education Association says its Professional Rights and Responsibilities Commission will meet in Oklahoma City to decide actions after Claremore Junior College ousted 16 faculty members. Incoming president Richard Mosier ordered the terminations in March, with his July start date. The OEA and AAUP are investigating potential sanctions.
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Claremore
Oklahoma Education Association
Claremore Junior College Board of Regents
Board of Regents
Richard Mosier
Mosier
Claremore College
OEA
American Association of University Professors
OFA
Oklahoma City
Hospital Bomb Threats Called Fact Of Life At Seminar
Ottumwa Hospital administrator Richard G. Schreiber told Missouri Hospital Association officials that bomb threats are a fact of life for hospitals. He recounted a 5 p.m. Saturday call predicting a third floor blast within an hour, the evacuation decision, civil defense alert, and the 47 patients moved before a false alarm. Mothers carried infants to the chapel as others went to the cafeteria and beds with one patient in critical condition were relocated.
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Kansas City
Ottumwa, Iowa
Missouri Hospital Assn
Richard G. Schreiber
Ottumwa
Schrei
Ber
Schreiber
Bulldozer Kills Altus Worker at Highway Site
An Altus Oklahoma man, 30, died after his bulldozer struck an embankment and toppled at a highway project two miles west of Altus. A second bulldozer raised his machine off him. he died about an hour later at an Altus hospital.
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Altus, Okla
Robert Jackson
Altus
Jackson
Bitter Creek
West German debate on treaties to open next Tuesday
Bonn AP reports Chancellor Brandt and opposition leader Barzel reached a procedural breakthrough in parliament ending a deadlock to open the postponed debate on Brandt's nonaggression treaties with Moscow and Warsaw next Tuesday. Votes for ratification remain uncertain without Barzel's support.
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Bonn
Germany
Willy Brandt
Rainer Barzel
Brandt
Moscow
Warsaw
Brandt-Barzel
Parliament
Barzel
Christian Democrats
Social Democrats
Free Democrats
Local Job Corps Director Transferred to Washington D C
Bob Hickey director of the Treasure Lake Jobs Corps Civilian Conservation Center since July 1967 is transferred to Washington D C by the Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife. He ends Treasure Lake duties May 26 and begins as contracting specialist in the Department of the Interior Building June 5. James McKay becomes acting director until Hickey’s successor is chosen. McKay has served since March 1970.
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Bob Hickey
Treasure Lake
Jobs Corps
Civilian Conservation Center
Washington, D.C
Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
Hickey
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