Tough principal to stay at school
PATERSON N J AP Bullhorn shouting Principal Joe Clark changed his mind and said he will remain at his post and not take a Reagan administration job offer He cited Winners don't quit and quitters don't win as he pledged to stay at Eastside High School despite earlier plans to move to Washington He consulted officials before deciding and stayed to lead the Paterson school system amid controversy surrounding his policies and the board of education.
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Love Miller
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Paterson
Gary Bauer
Office of Policy Development
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Old Boys Club Dominates Public School Admins
Washington AP report finds public school administrators skew white male older and better paid. Ninety six percent of superintendents were men and 97 percent white. average age 49. Over half earned more than $50,000. Public principals averaged $42,000. private principals under $25,000.
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Department of Education
Tourist vows to fast until airline finds dog
Dutch singer Leo Keewe, 50, says he will fast and stay at Los Angeles International Airport until his 24 year old mixed breed dog Lockie is found. The dog disappeared during a Trans World Airlines flight from Dallas to Los Angeles after a layover in St. Louis. TWA says agents are tracing the trip but cannot confirm when the dog was last in their possession.
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the Hague
Lockie
Trans World Airlines
Dallas
Keewe
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Jenkins
United States
Nissan
Portsmouth
China says no to summit with Soviets in interview report
China published summaries of Gorbachev interview while not highlighting a summit statement. Beijing observers say the interview signals openness to Soviet views, but China maintains its cautious stance toward rapid diplomatic changes and ongoing Chinese Soviet normalization talks since 1982. The Foreign Ministry noted limited progress due to three major obstacles and urged Soviet action to remove them and persuade Vietnam to withdraw troops from Kampuchea.
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Soviet Union
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Sion
Foreign Ministry
Ma Yuzhen
Vietnam
Kampuchea
Iraqi warplanes attack tanker in Gulf shipping raids resume
The nine day pause ended as Iraqi warplanes struck a tanker amid renewed attacks on gulf shipping. Iran accused Iraq of firing chemical shells near Sardasht wounding soldiers. The UN says Iraq used banned chemical weapons at least three times, Baghdad denies. Soviet envoy Brutents signaled possible support for a U.S. arms embargo if Iran ignores the UN cease fire call. De Cuellar to renew efforts to end the war.
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Karen Brutents
Mikhail Gorbachev
Dubai
Soviet Union
Oil spill and typhoon threaten several states and Guam
An oil spill drift threatens Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia water systems forcing shutdowns as Chesapeake targeted downriver in about two weeks. In Guam Typhoon Roy drives 155 mph gusts, evacuations rise, flights halt, power outages occur, and water safety advisories follow with authorities reporting sheltering and warnings.
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Chesapeake
Wheeling
Pittsburgh
Fred Osman
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources
Agana
Guam
Roy
Marianas
Pacific
John Silvely
Federal Aviation Administration
At & P.m
Rich Lay
National Weather Service
Honolulu
Lay
Rota
Mr. Lay
Saipan
Tinian
Equator
Kwajalein Atoll
Marshall Islands
Ebeye
Army
Jim Pfister
U.S. Pacific Command
State police outline patrol shift changes and crime stats
Lt. Tully explained that less obligated time could boost preventive patrols and noted a 220 percent rise in drunk driving arrests by local troopers in 1987. They issued 14,852 motor vehicle citations, up from 11,196 in 1986, with 1,222 criminal arrests and 1,171 accidents investigated.
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Tully
Superintendent Dr. Farmer Enjoys Growing County Role
Farmer Dr. Farmer expresses satisfaction with county growth and warm community reception as he serves as superintendent. He notes no insurmountable challenges yet and hopes to stay in the position for many years, aiming to retire in this role.
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