Stores Cleared For Handicapped Shoppers
In Minneapolis Target stores offered special shopping hours for the elderly and handicapped as crowds thinned. Across six midwestern states about 400 arrived by bus and 160 more came independently, while shoppers praised the plan and urged periodic repeats.
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Three Religious Colleges Lose State Tuition Grants
The Missouri Coordinating Board for Higher Education voted to remove Evangel College Springfield LaGrange College Hannibal and St Pauls College Concordia from eligibility for state tuition grants citing discriminatory hiring and admission policies. LaGrange attorney Rolin T Boulware objected saying the move pressures schools to abandon religious character. Evangel had already withdrawn from the program.
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Rock Group Must Pay Up
The rock group Bill Haley and the Comets were ordered to pay a former agent a default judgment of 0,000. Sandra Shekel Hart of the Jolly Joyce agency of Philadelphia sued the group in February, claiming she negotiated numerous contracts for the Comets under a 1973 personal management agreement.
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Rubber Workers End Two Month Strike at Dayce Corp Plant
Rubber workers at the Dayce Corp plant voted to end a two month strike Sunday by accepting a tentative agreement reached last Thursday.
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