Rights and privacy act explained to area educators
A two day workshop at Ouachita Parish area centers explains the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act to about 80 administrators from Ouachita Jackson and Lincoln parishes Grambling State University and Northeast Louisiana University The session covers due process under the 14th Amendment and key court rulings like Goss v Lopez and Wood v Strickland It outlines access to records notice to charges hearings and exceptions for release and signals drafting a handbook for administrators on student rights and school law.
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U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Ouachita Media Center
Ouachita
Jackson
Lincoln Parishes
Grambling State University
Northeast Louisiana University
William Riley
Washington, D. C
HEW
Bobby Anderson
University of Southern Mississippi
U. S. Supreme Court
Anderson
Washington
Riley
Wallace Hargon
U. S
Alu
Dr. Anderson
State Department of Education
Tulane University Resource Center
Ouachita Parish
Supt
J. O. Lancaster
No-Fault Hearings Continue On Louisiana Bill
Louisiana Senate Commerce Committee resumed hearings on a no fault medical liability bill for motorists. AFL CIO leader Gordon Flory proposed amendments to favor insured motorists. Ben Day argued for hospital and provider payments. Senator Ted Hickey and Sen. Bob Jones faced concerns the changes could raise premiums and undermine the bill.
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News-Star Capital Bureau
Baton Rouge
Senate Commerce Committee
Louisiana Afl Cio
Gordon Flory
Flory
Bob Jones
Lake Charles
Ted Hicman
Ben Day
The
American Insurance Association
Day
Jones
Commerce Committee
Louisiana
Aerospace Education Workshop Underway at NLU
About 50 administrators teachers and counselors from across the state attend the fifth summer Aerospace Education Workshop at Northeast Louisiana University. Col Dean Hartley Jr notes the program is sponsored by NLU the State Department of Education the State Civil Air Patrol and supported by the U.S. Air Force. The workshop runs through June 18 and June 19 through July 1t with goals including teacher certification in aerospace and aviation fields. Noted participants include Verne Fletcher Jim Tilley Charles Lane and Benny Voss. The group will tour Barksdale Air Force Base Thursday.
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Northeast Louisiana University
Col. Dean §. Hartley Jr
NLU
Northeast
State Department of Education
State Civil Air Patrol
U. S. Air Force Serve
Col. Hartley
Col
Hartley
Verne Fletcher
Lafayette High School
Charles New
U.S. Air Force Reserve
Bobby Wicker
Jim Tilley
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Charles W. Lane
Monroe
Federal Aviation Agency
Ack Sorenson
National Aerospace Education Association
Benny Voss
Bobby Wilkes
U. S. Air Force Academy
Coed To Get Scholarships To Louisiana College
Pam Shepherd daughter of the Reverends James and Mrs. Shepherd of Forest is notified she will receive the Academic Achievement Award a departmental scholarship in bag and the epil ine to enter Louisiana College Pineville as a pre medical student. She was a pilot student at the college last summer and maintained a 4.0 average in college work.
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News-Star News Service
Jonesville
Pam Shepherd
James Shepherd
Forest
A.A. McClure
Louisiana College
Pineville
Pam
Collesa
District Extension Authorized Here
Ouachita Parish Police Jury approves extending Sterlington Sewer District No. 1 to upgrade the system to meet EPA standards. Federal funds will be sought as project aims to bring 120 minority area homes into the district and avoid missing the 1977 compliance deadline.
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Sterlington Sewer District No. 1
U. S. Environmental Protection Agency
Ouachita Parish
Asst. Dist. Atty
Brian Crawford
EPA
Revenue Sharing Funds Discussed At Jury Meeting
Vidalia police jury hears sheriff request for 15 percent of federal revenue sharing funds for 1975 76. Sheriff Schiele notes funding shortfalls and delays in direct sheriff funding, cites congressional plan review in 1977, and says delegation advised juries to provide 15 percent until then. Budget pledges remain unpaid.
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News - Star
Vidalia
Concordia Police
Fred Schiele
Schiele
Louisiana
Sheriffs’ Association
Rodney Crouch
Drinan Finds FBI CIA Files On Him For Eight Dollars Ten Cents
Rep. Robert F. Drinan obtained an 18 page CIA file and FBI clippings under the Freedom of Information Act. He calls the file a grab bag with omissions and notes it lacks references to his trips to Paris and Vietnam book. The CIA notes illegal domestic spying concerns and a diary of his 1973 Sweet Briar College address.
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Washington
Robert FF. Drinan
FBI
Central Intelligence Agency
Congress
Drinan
Massachusetts
Democrat
Boston College Law School
Clarence M. Kelley
CIA
Sweet Briar College
Sweet Briar
Berlin
Berkeley
Kent State
Cambodia
Pathet Lao
House
Robert S. Young
CTA
Fies
Vietnam
Bella Abzug
D-N.y
Teachers Pay Rise Debate Picks Up In Louisiana House
The Louisiana House reconvenes to consider Rep. H Lawrence Gibbs's $1200 across the board teacher pay boost, backed by the Louisiana Teachers Association but opposed by Gov. Edwards and some lawmakers who seek to fund the rise only after the general appropriations bill. The dispute centers on funding the higher minimum salary amid broader budget talks with the American Federation of Teachers edging toward the administration’s lower salary plan.
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News-Star Capital Bureau
Baton Rouge
Monroe
H. Lawrence Gibbs
House
Appropriations Committee
Kevin Reilly
Reilly
Edwin Edwards
Senate
Gibb
Louisiana Teachers Association
Gibbs
House Education Committee
Shreveport
Alphonse Jackson
LTA
American Federation of Teachers
Louisiana
Orleans
Jefferson
AFT
House Panel Defers Judge Retirement Contributory Bill
Baton Rouge lawmakers postpone action on a bill to create a contributory retirement system for judges requiring 11 percent contributions. The measure would affect new judges and those elected after passage while current judges face choice between the old and proposed systems. A joint committee will study how many would opt in and how funding must adjust.
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News-Star Capital Bureau
Baton Rouge
House Retirement Committee
R. Harmon Drew
Minden
Shady Wall
West Monroe
Wall
Pension plans enroll over 13 million in US with life insurers
More than 13 million people in the United States participate in pension plans backed by life insurance companies. The figures highlight the scale of corporate and individual retirement arrangements insured by insurers.
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United States
CNS
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