Reagan targets tenure as he seeks reform in California
Gov. Ronald Reagan says teacher tenure is a crutch for incompetents and leans toward abolishing it. A blue ribbon commission had recommended removal, with final findings due in January. He also cites campus unrest and questions welfare funding rulings tied to California.
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Newspaper Pricing and Delivery Terms
The notice states a subscription rate of 2.25 dollars per month for home delivery or mail with advance payment by mail. It indicates the publication is issued daily except Sundays and Christmas Day.
Demonstrators Arrested at Agnew Appearance in Pittsburgh
Police detained 39 protesters in three clashes outside a downtown hotel during Vice President Spiro Agnew's visit. The disturbance included flag burnings and sidewalk sit ins. two men charged with flag desecration and a car assault on an officer were among those arrested. Agnew praised unity and criticized Sen. Goodell. Also reported: FBI arrests Henry Thomas Ashley, ex convict, in Jacksonville for five murders in New Port Richey and related cases. arraignment planned.
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Nixon
Jacksonville
Fla
Henry Thomas Ashley
Florida
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Ashley
New Port Richey
Pasco County
Snow blanketed Douglas and roiling western states
United Press International reports seven inches of snow in Douglas Wyoming with travel hazards rising as additional areas in the north and central Rockies pick up snow. Casper and Lander Wyoming record four inches while Chadron Nebraska has three. Travelers warnings issued across Montana, Wyoming, northern Utah, northern Colorado, and parts of Nebraska as temperatures drop below freezing in western regions.
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Huntley Attacks Agnew as Puppet of Nixon at Pitt
Former NBC broadcaster Chet Huntley told University of Pittsburgh students that Spiro Agnew is a puppet of President Nixon and that Agnew’s rhetoric divides the country for political gain. Police arrested 39 youths outside the hotel where Agnew spoke.
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UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
NBC
Chet Huntley
Huntley
University of Pittsburgh
Agnew
Nixon
Tailless Schipperke Dog From Europe Rarely Exceeds Weight
The schipperke, a small European breed related to the chow, originates in the Netherlands and Belgium. It is typically tailless and rarely weighs more than 18 pounds.
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Netherlands
Belgium
Alaska oil pipeline moves toward start in 1980s
Interior Secretary Walter J. Hickel said a $1.5 billion, 800 mile Alaska oil pipeline could begin late winter or next spring. A 48 inch line would need a permit within 60 to 90 days, with construction approval within the same period, no permit before the Nov. 3 election. About 15 percent may be above ground over permafrost to guard thawing ground.
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Seattle
UPS
Alaska
Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Hickel
Unruh Pledges 25 Percent Property Tax Cut
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jess Unruh promised a 25 percent annual property tax reduction for lower and middle income homeowners. He tied the pledge to funding shifts from business income taxes and changes to tax allowances to ease the burden on Californians. He spoke in Fresno and discussed possible Reagan presidential bid implications and education funding declines under Reagan.
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UPI
Jess Unruh
Ronald Reagan
Fresno
Unruh
U.S
George Murphy
Reagan
Alfred E. Alquist
al Alquist
Assembly
Bob Finch
Senate
California Real Estate Association
California
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