Funds Shortage Closes Schools In Independence
Independence schools shut down on the first day of a temporary vacation after the Board of Education unanimously voted on October 16 to address financial woes. Weather kept students home as rain fell all day. Parents express surprise and seek plans for children.
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Connie Roberson
Oeena Stevens
Margaret Wheisel
New City Tax Begins In January
Mayor Don Whitaker notes the extra one cent local sales tax approved Oct 19 takes effect January 1972. It raises local tax to two cents, making total state plus local sales tax four cents. The revenue funds a $13.04 million bond issue approved by voters.
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Hot pants to fade, say School of Fashion students
New York students at the School of Fashion say hot pants will soon go out of style. They argue the garments are impractical, being too hot with boots in summer and too cold in winter.
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New York
School of Fashion
Security ramped up for Queen Elizabeth II as Parliament opening nears
Four thousand extra police were called in as Scotland Yard doubled its force in London to guard the Queen during the royal procession with Prince Philip and Prince Charles. Helicopters patrolled the route and Thames guard boats watched the river approaches while fortifications were set around Parliament.
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TV Listings for Tuesday and Wednesday Evening Schedule
Channel 3 to Channel 6 air a mix of comedies dramas quizzes and news. Highlights include I Love Lucy The Beverly Hillbillies Jeopardy and General Hospital with News and Weather segments and a matinee feature.
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Races Edge Toward 1968 Mood as Governors Mayors Duel
Voters in Kentucky and Mississippi elect governors while four states choose legislators and many cities select mayors in a national mood survey. Philadelphia Boston San Francisco host pivotal mayoral contests as Alabama and Virginia contests shape the political landscape ahead of the presidential year.
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Bill Waller
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Defense Secretary Laird heads to Vietnam for progress review
Defense Secretary Laird departs for Vietnam on his fourth trip since 1969. He will assess military and economic progress for Nixon’s next withdrawal plan, aiming to reassure Saigon on Vietnamization and aid legislation despite Senate actions. He expects troops around 175000 by December, with further pullout pace likely.
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Two Million Reported Missing After Orissa Cyclone
Dispatch from eastern Orissa says 10,000 families feared dead and two million missing after a 16 foot tidal wave and cyclone. Official toll cited 3,391 with East Pakistani refugees moved to Jambu island. Cuttack and Balasore devastated. rice crop wiped out. Paradip port damaged. $26 million needed for aid.
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Personnel Board Member Describes Pressure Over Inspections
A Oklahoma City report states a Personnel Board member said his tanks and trucks at Muskogee Hatbox Field were inspected by commission inspector J B Cheatham on Monday, but an aviation firm nearby was not checked. The board indicated they can conduct such inspections and the member warned of ongoing pressure.
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Hatbox Field
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Hall Praises FPC Gas Price Increases
Oklahoma Governor David Hall praised the Federal Power Commission ruling that approved higher wellhead gas prices. He said the hike aligns prices with the gas value and that taxes reinvest the revenue in the state’s natural resource and its people.
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David Hall
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Oklahoma
Toll Roads Highlight Wise Kentuckys Toll Network
A legislative study from Frankfort shows Kentucky toll roads over the last decade boosted economic benefits for rural areas more than for cities on interstates, deeming the network one of the wisest decisions.
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Desegregation Bill Faces Busing Amendments in House
The administration’s desegregation measure remains alive in the House but now faces busing amendments that could embarrass some lawmakers. A 222 to 135 House vote blocked the short cut to sweep in the bill. Speaker Carl Albert sought to delay record exposure on busing, with action expected later as the bill awaits a general higher education measure. The administration backs the bill but Nixon wants a ban on using funds to bus students to desegregate.
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House
Carl Albert
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