Schools reopen as Cupertino teachers end strike
California district Cupertino resumes the full term for about 22,000 students after a deal with 540 striking teachers ends the walkout. Some schools used substitutes, while Detroit and Michigan districts face ongoing protests affecting hundreds of thousands of pupils.
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Teacher files suit against Gov Reagan over tax drive funds
Bryan W. Stevens of San Marino filed a suit to recover 161318 dollars he says were illegally spent to promote Reagan's tax ceiling initiative. He alleges state funds from Social Welfare Health Care and Unemployment programs were used to support the governor's tax campaign, naming Reagan and multiple associates as defendants. The initiative appears on the November 6 ballot.
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Norway post-election turmoil ends in reshaped government
The Socialist bloc wins 78 to 77, triggering Premier Lars Korvald to resign. Labor loses 11 seats in the 155-member Storting, the party's worst postwar defeat, while forming a new government with the Socialist Election Alliance and leftist groups totaling 63 Labor seats and 15 alliance seats for a slim majority.
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Goldwater calls for selective Watergate tape release and debate
Former presidential candidate Barry Goldwater urged President Nixon to release chosen portions of the Watergate tapes and publicly debate disputed testimony with Sen. Sam Ervin's investigating committee. He argued a full airing is needed to move the nation forward and described Watergate as deplorable and stupid. Goldwater also suggested Agnew was pressured to accept the ticket after tensions with Ehrlichman and Haldeman, though he did not name who applied pressure.
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Allies clear way for Nixon visit to Europe
Western Europe’s nine Common Market foreign ministers agreed on a 10 point draft of transatlantic principles to guide Nixon’s planned Europe visit. The declaration focuses on talks on trade money and detente with no military terms, and Brussels will finalize it before Washington reviews.
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Cal Poly students win repayment after deceptive sales case
A California judge ordered Maryland publisher Grolier Society to refund funds from Cal Poly students after a 1971 encyclopedia sales plan. The ruling fined the firm 6200 and barred deceptive practices in selling the World Book Library and related products.
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Spearfisherman killed by shark off Guadalupe Islands
Albert Schneppershoff, 37, San Diego diver and national spearfishing champion, was attacked while skin diving 237 miles southwest of San Diego near the Guadalupe Islands. He died from blood loss after a calf wound as his companion, Bob Stanbery, tried to help. It was the first California Baja shark death in 14 years.
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