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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1975

Page

3

New York and Chicago Teachers Remain on Strike

The Associated Press reports that New York and Chicago teachers kept striking as contract talks continued. Public schools in Chicago remained closed, while New York schools operated for only a small number of students. Strikes across other districts affected tens of thousands of pupils. 37,000 Bronx/Manhattan students attended some classes on Tuesday.

New York Chicago Associated Press New York City Albert Shanker Aflcio United Federation of Teachers Shanker Norman Swenson Cook County Teachers Union Rhode Island San Francisco Bay Area Berkeley San Jose Oakland San Francisco Clover Park Tacoma Wash Wilmington Del Hoboken N.J New Jersey New Bedford Lynn Mass

Order Prevails at Boston Schools Amid Desegregation Tensions

Attendance rises and discipline holds across most Boston public schools as court ordered desegregation continues. Yet nights of protests flare in Charlestown where a 75 car antibusing motorcade was halted and police faced rocks and bottles.

Boston Te City Charlestown Kevin H. White Marion Fahey National Association For the Advancement of Colored People US District Court W Arthur Garrity Jr Boston School Committee

Rich pay no federal tax said to 24 millionaires

Washington AP reports IRS data cited by Rep. Vanik show 24 American millionaires avoided federal income tax in 1973. Seven had combined AGI of about $17.78 million, averaging $2.54 million each. 17 others paid no tax after deductions. Vanik named oil majors and noted farm tax shelters ending could add about $110 million in 1975 revenues. A $7 gardening tools credit for those with only gardening investments was approved.

Washington Internal Revenue Service Congress Charles A. Vanik Ohio House IRS Vanik United States Occidental Texaco Mobil Gulf Atlantic Richfield Standard of Ohio Getty Ashland Standard of California Standard of Indiana Union of California Sun, Phillips Continental Cities Service Exxon Shell SEC Securities Exchange Commis Sion

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