Teaching career drop predicted by NEA report
The NEA says college graduates for teaching may decline in 1973 and the next two years due to job publicity and fewer potential teachers graduating. It notes shortages in special education and other areas despite apparent surpluses, with implications for funding and staffing.
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Washington
UPI
National Education Association
NEA
Nixon
Caspar W. Weinberger
Terry L. Herndon
U.S. Office of Education
Herndon
NEA Research Services
Letter to the Editor on government and reform
Virgil Casey argues government overreach harms the working public and calls for a complete turnover of federal state and county government. He contrasts domestic policy with remarks on foreign aid and criticizes politicians for corruption and costly programs.
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China
Russia
North
Vietnam
Virgil Casey
Gillig Bus Steering Defect Warned By Manufacturer And CHP
Gillig Brothers of Hayward warns owners of 1962 to 1966 Gillig powered school buses of a steering shaft bearing failure that could cause loss of steering. The defect affects power steering units. older designs are most at risk. Boards are urged to remove and inspect older buses while newer units require prompt checks. CHP Commissioner Walter Pudinski asks schools and churches to inspect and take corrective action, and to contact Gillig or CHP offices for guidance.
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Gillig Brothers Company
Hayward
California Highway Patrol
Gillig Brothers
CHP
Walter Pudinski
Pudinski
Maryland Housewife Stacks Pro Nixon Letters in Support Effort
Dolores Smith Olney of Olney Maryland has spent three months collecting and stacking pro Nixon letters from retirees and military personnel to illustrate broad support for the president. She runs the effort from her home with a card table, aiming to influence media and international opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olney, Md
UPI
Nixon
Dolores Smith Olney
United States
Maryland
Washington
Archibald Cox
Green new realty president installed at Lompoc Realtors dinner
The Lompoc Valley Board of Realtors installed Tom Green as 1974 president at the Royal Coach Inn with Clay Denson as vice president Carol Wright secretary Ken Rister treasurer Adelaide Sechrest director Art Scott state director and Laura Atkin parliamentarian. Chester Weaver of Scenic Coast Realty Morro Bay installed as officer. Goals for 1974 include community involvement and bringing medical care and industry to the area plus expanded real estate education through courses seminars and local training.
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Lompoc Valley
Chester Weaver
Scenic Coast Realty Board
Morro Bay
California Real Estate
Green
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Tunney
Port AU Prince
Haiti
U.S
Alexandre Abraham
Dreyfuss Division of the Future
Fairleigh Dickinson Universty
Madison
N.J
Frank Ogden
New England College of Art
Boston
Ogden
Kenneth ‘Frosty’ McPeek
Lompoc
F & AM
McPeek
N. Sixth St
William B. Hansen
Louis A. Baker
Jack L. Seidenberg
Clare W. Hess Jr
Lompoc Masonic Temple
East Fir Ave
Spalding
Dunlop
Palmer
Hogan
First Flite
Stan
Maria
Grup
Orcutt
Rancho Maria Golf Club
Casmalia Rd
Santa Maria
California
Vandenberg
U.S. Air Force
Environmental Protection Program
15Th Street
Korina
Aspen
Utah
Oceanview
Timber Lane
Hawthorn
Green New Realty President
North H St. Lompoc RE
John Suva
la Cumbre Plaza
LA Cumbre Road
State Street
Santa Barbara
Yule
the Plaza
Santa
Plaza
Plaza Mgmt
Ofc
Calif
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