Teachers Strike Wave Hits Multiple Cities Nationwide
On September 8 1970 teachers walked out in Hammond Indiana Niagara Falls New Haven Brulington West Haven Somers and nearby Connecticut towns with about 4600 teachers and 100000 students affected. In Kalamazoo 1070 teachers and 19000 students awaited a funding levy vote while Toledo Ohio faced a contract offer dispute and Philadelphia voted to authorize a Thursday strike could affect 290000 students.
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N.H
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Eleven crewmen die in Kennedy Airport crash
A Trans International Airlines DC8 crashed near Jamaica Bay killing eleven crew members including seven stewardesses. All aboard died as the jet exploded. no survivors reported. The airport closed for hours and investigators recovered flight data to determine the cause.
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Pakistan
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Reagan Outsources Welfare Reform in California Campaign
Governor Ronald Reagan used a Napa luncheon to rail against welfare funded abortions. He warned taxpayers pay for 29 000 abortions next year, criticizing Aid to Families With Dependent Children and Medi Cal as incentives for unwed mothers.
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UPI
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California
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WCTU opposes legalization of marijuana
The Los Angeles WCTU at its 96th annual meeting adopted a resolution opposing marijuana legalization. The group argued legalization would mirror Prohibition and bring greater problems, citing contemporary crime and alcohol-linked data. The event also noted a fundraiser for Ernest Kettenhofen for California Board of Equalization and referenced campus unrest discussions.
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UPI
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Picketing continues near Salinas over farm labor talks
In Salinas a committee opposing Cesar Chavez backed by the AFL CIO UFW staged pickets at Inter Harvest Inc and Freshpict Foods Inc. Inter Harvest refused truck movement while Freshpict stated willingness to negotiate. Gov. Shater joined talks in Harrisburg as wage disputes neared seven million dollars for year one of a two year contract.
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Afl-Cio
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Freshpict. Foods, Inc
Raymond P. Shater
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Douglas Inquiry Ends Second Round of Douglas Probe
A House Judiciary Subcommittee finished the second round of an impeachment inquiry into Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas. The panel cited lack of cooperation from the Justice Department and CIA, delaying conclusions and prompting calls for an independent investigation.
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UPI
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Celler
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Unruh Uses Theatrics To Liven Gubernatorial Campaign
UPI reports Jess Unruh employs dramatic stunts to energize voters in a dull governor race. He leads bus caravans to Henry Salvatori's Bel Air home and presses for a high noon debate at San Jose Airport, while Reagan opposes such theatrics and refuses to debate.
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UPI
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Ronald Reagan
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Reagan
Salvatori
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Nixon official sees 50 50 odds for anti pollution tax
A high administration official said congressional passage of the lead in gasoline antipollution tax is now about 50 equal chances. He cited favorable responses from House Ways and Means Committee members after hearings opening today, though officials had not predicted outcomes.
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UPI
House
Ways and Means Committee
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