Greene County families face 2.8 million college costs this year
Greene County parents expect about 2.8 million dollars for tuition and expenses as more than eight million students enroll nationwide. State and private colleges show rising costs with median prices around 1293 for state residents and 264?672 for private schools, while some schools report higher or lower fees, and the total assumes half go to state colleges.
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Greene County
Department of Commerce
Life Insurance Agency Management Association
Protests Mount Over Busing as School Opening Begins
On the first day of a new term protests erupt across the nation over desegregation busing. Lumbee Indians in Maxton NC block classes while 300 black parents march in Fort Lauderdale. San Francisco appeals to Justice Douglas to halt a plan that would move Chinese children from their neighborhoods. Courts wrestle with injunctions and orders in Columbus GA Kalamazoo MI and Nashville TN as Miami Dade County starts busing 42000 students.
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Maxton
N.C
Danford Dial
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Greg Williams
Pompano Beach
San Francisco
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Georgia
Columbus
Oscar D. Smith
Cincinnati
U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Kalamazoo, Mich
Avon Williams
Nashville, Tenn
U.S. Supreme Court
Nashville - Davidson County
Miami, Fla
Dade County
Ten Buses Burned In Pontiac Desegregation Action
Ten school buses slated for a court ordered desegregation program were destroyed by firebombs at an unguarded Pontiac lot near the district garage. Police found incendiary devices, with no leads or suspects. Buses valued at 10 000 dollars each were lost but the desegregation plan will start with classes next week. Security was to be tightened as a result. Mayor Jackson proclaimed Let's Make It Work Week amid protests over busing.
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Pontiac, Mich
UPI
Pontiac
Dana Whitmer
Whitmer
Robert F. Jackson
U. S
Damon Keith
Government Sets Freeze Rules Hurt Alimony Payers And Importers
Washington reports new wage price standstill rulings harm alimony and child support payments, permit price rises to Winter levels but ban add-ons for freight costs, and expect importers to absorb currency-driven price shifts. Office of Emergency Preparedness rejects wage boosts for shipyard workers and catalog price hikes, delaying September raises.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Con Companes
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Israel says U S withholds Phantoms delaying peace
Israeli ambassador Rabin in Jerusalem accuses the United States of political delay by withholding F4 Phantom jet fighters. He condemns the move as harming efforts toward a peace settlement with the Arabs and warns of consequences of a UN debate on Jerusalem.
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United Press International
Yitzhak Rabin
Washington
United States
Israel
Middle East
Rabin
Jerusalem
United Nations Security Council
Jordan
Lod International
Tel Aviv
Indiana University Won’t Raise Tuition or Room Fees
University President John W. Ryan said IU will comply with the wage price freeze and has no plans to raise tuition or room and board rates in the 1971 72 academic year. He emphasized careful budgeting and priority setting to avoid any general increases this year.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Missing Delivery Notice for Linton Daily Citizen
Readers are advised to contact their carrier if the Linton Daily Citizen is not received by 6 00 p m. If unanswered, call the Citizen office at 817 4487 and then 847 7420.
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Linton Daily Citizen
Citizen Office
Enrollment Gain In Five Greene County Schools
Greene County schools report enrollment for 1971 72 near 1970 71 levels after first full day Shakamak leads with 57 new students Indiana districts Linton Worthington Jefferson Bloomfield show gains Central and Land shows declines Kindergarten added at Linton last year 453 high school students across four grades listed for LintonHigh School.
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Sandersville
Greene County
Shakamak
Linton
Worthington Jefferson
Bloomfield
Central and
Land Wi
Central
L and M
L And-M
Worthington-Jefferson School
Nixon to discuss policy with Richardson on busing aid
President Nixon plans talks with Health and Welfare Secretary Elliott Richardson at the Western White House on school busing and aid to parochial schools. Officials dismiss rumors of discord, stating Richardson supports the President and will review budgets for 1972 and 1973. The topics include Supreme Court desegregation rulings and federal funding limits affecting parochial schools.
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UPI
Nixon Corfers
Health and Welfare
Elliott Richardson
White House
Nixon
Austin
Tex
HEW
Richardson
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Supreme Court
Bayh Urges Colorful Africa Policy Shift
Sen. Bayh proposes sending only non white diplomats to South Africa to improve engagement with the black population and aims to visit Africa before the 1972 campaign. He has tapped Ulric Haynes Jr. to conduct a fact finding tour and urged elevating African affairs in foreign policy.
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Washington
UPI
Bireh Bayh
United States
South Africa
Bayh
Africa
Barh
Ulric Haynes Jr
National Security Council
sub-Sahara
Haynes
America
Armored Unit Ambushed Near Da Nang Kills Three GIs
North Vietnamese forces ambushed an American armored unit near Da Nang killing three GIs and wounding four as two APCs and a Sheridan tank were destroyed. A second clash in five days saw five more GIs wounded by mines five miles south of the ambush. Communist attacks declined overall despite the incidents. Air strikes and naval gunfire continued against troop concentrations near the DMZ.
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Saigon
APS
de Nang
U.S
da Nang
South Vietnam
Air Force
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
7Th Fleet
Gulf of Tonkin
Americal
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Dixie
Michigan
Oululsh
OEP
Mideast
Ryan
San Clemente, Calif
Eastern School
Eastern
MILOC
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