Coed Contends Earning Better Than Borrowing
Sandra McConnel a 19 year old college student works as a school bus driver in Boise Idaho to fund her studies. She drives for Hillside Junior High in the morning and Borah High in the afternoon while pursuing a degree in speech and drama. She notes it is hard work and that men are stronger drivers but says the job is doable with support from experienced drivers. She also sells cosmetics door to door as a temporary second job but plans to return to school next semester and keep driving a bus.
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Boise, Idaho
Sandra McConnel
Sandra
Boise
Hillside Junior High School
Borah High School
Bowe State College
Louisville grocer shot dead after store skirmish
Robert F. Emmett, 58, a longtime Louisville grocer who had fended off bandits and robberies since opening his store 11 years earlier, was killed in a Friday gunfight. A 16-year-old shopper witnessed Emmett order a masked attacker to drop his weapon before firing. Emmett fell with a chest wound as two shots rang out. His son noted plans for a new home and possible door to door produce service.
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Louisville
Robert F. Emmett
Emmett
Robert
McDonald Attacks Cloud In Akron Campaign Clash
Political exchanges flare as House Democratic Leader John C. McDonald accuses State Auditor and gubernatorial hopeful John J. Gilligan ally Roger Cloud of ignorance of laws already passed. Cloud aides demand a polygraph probe over a contested Gilligan quote from 1964.
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House
John C. McDonald
Newark
John J. Gilligan
Roger Cloud
Akron
McDonald
Cloud
Ohio General Assembly
H. B. Limehouse
GOP State Central and Executive Committee
Gilligan
Limehouse
Xavier University
Xavier
Legislature unlikely to ponder campus disorders bill
The Joint Committee on Campus Disorders is not expected to urge a special session to pass new campus laws. Most legislators oppose it due to reelection campaigns, with Republicans wary of a Democrat governor. An interim report, drafted in secret, allows months for amendments. Governor Rhodes sought a session to advance his projects, leaving office in January.
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Joint Committee On
Reblicans
GOP
Statehouse
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Hamilton Strike To Seek Mediation By Federal Official
About 2,000 workers from Local 1967 of the Papermakers and Paperworkers Union walk out at Champion Papers plant in Hamilton Ohio in a contract dispute. The plant has been shut since Thursday morning as talks fail to yield a pay demand while no figures are disclosed. A session with a federal mediator is planned for Tuesday.
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Hamilton
Ohio
U.S. Plywood Champion Papers Co
Papermakers and Paperworkers Union
Campus Bomb Shakes Offices of Faculty
A bomb exploded in a ground floor washroom of Prince Lucien Campbell Hall at the University of Oregon injuring no one and damaging multiple faculty offices. The blast flooded the lobby, ripped partitions, and broke windows on two floors, with an estimated fifty thousand dollars in damage.
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Eugene, Ore
University of Oregon
Prince Lucien Campbell Hall
University
Robert D. Clark
Eugene
Oregon
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