Wisconsin school rights bill sparks official critique
Madison AP reporting on a bill by Sen. James T. Flynn to define student rights in public schools abolish tracking and curb censorship while allowing students to choose dress. Critics say current law already covers most provisions but Flynn argues the measure clarifies rights and due process.
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Senate Judiciary and Insurance Committee
Flynn
Manny Brown
Wisconsin Council of School Administrators
Brown
Appeal of tapes ruling delays
In Washington, U.S. District Court Judge John J. Sirica gave the White House until Sept. 24 to answer the Senate Watergate committee's suit seeking access to secret presidential tapes. He rejected speeding up actions, stating the court will not rush a major case. The White House needs time to prepare its reply while also pursuing an appeal in a related matter.
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White House
Senate Watergate Committee
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Sinica
J. Fred Buzhardt
Watergate
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Samuel Cash
Senate
Cash
Nixon
Supreme Court
Sir
Nixon Critics Clash Over Congress Over Peace Talks
Democratic leaders protested Nixon's labeling of Congress as very disappointing while praising his offer to pursue peace talks via House Floor Leader Tip ONeill. Senate Leader Mansfield and Byrd urged end to a civil war between White House and Congress as Republicans lauded the president's news conference performance.
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Tip” O'Neill
O Neill
Melvin R. Laird
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Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
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Capitol Hill
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Executive
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Treasury Department
Wisconsin Capitol car display sparks debate
Four 1974 American Motors cars with price tags were parked at each Capitol entrance as part of the Wisconsin on Display program. Officials say the display is a permitted marketing effort, though workers question its appropriateness and some see it as too promotional for public property.
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Wisconsin Capitol
American Motors
Statehouse
Capitol
John Short
State Bureau of Purchasing and Services
Auto Company
Wisconsin
Basment Rotunda
Short
Kenosha
Neenah Man Dies In Car Crash On Highway 41
A rural Neenah man Jefrey J. Waldt 19 died when his 1970 car left the freeway struck a guard rail toppled onto railroad tracks and burst into flames near Highway 41 in Menasha. Coroner said heat suffocation from the fire. Waldt a 1972 Shattuck High School graduate lived at 1242 Woodenshoe Road Neenah. Funeral plans pending.
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Jeffrey J. Woldt
Woodenshoe Road
Neenah
Northwestern
Dick Meyer
Jeffrey J. Waldt
Soo Line
Menasha
Winnebago County
Duane I. Moore
Waldt
Wolds
Theda Clark Memorial Hospital
Neenah Fire Department
Madison
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Ah Appleton
Karen
Oshkosh
Appleton
Woldt
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Pinecraft Furniture Inc
St. Gabriel Catholic Church
Harold Woldt
Robert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Bruce
Russell
Gregory
Hore
Karen Wildt
Cherst Woldt
Alma Woldt
Kessler Funeral Home
Guerrillas Leave Paris Embassy After Hostage Escape
Five Palestinian guerrillas and six hostages boarded a Syrian Arab Airlines jet from Bourget Airport ending a 27 hour siege at the Saudi embassy in Paris. The plane, with Arab diplomats and police present, departed to an unnamed Arab country with no injuries reported. Survivors described hours of fear as they waited under guard while authorities moved to secure the scene.
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UPS
France
Jordan
Syrian Arab Airlines
Bourget
Aly
Raymond Marcellin
Inflation Outlook Faces Divergent Views From Optimists and Pessimists
The nation weighs two reports on inflation as Nixon signals a possible easing in prices over months ahead. Wholesale prices surged in August, up nearly 7 percent, far above prior monthly records, while farm prices may have jumped about 25 percent and processed foods 18 percent. Nixon pledges to use all tools to dampen inflation without triggering a recession as the official August data await release.
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Middle East
United States
Israel
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UPI
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Treasury
Skylab Observes Sun Flares In Flight
Skylab astronauts filmed two solar flares showing eruptions of gases far stronger than a hydrogen bomb. Flight controllers scheduled constant solar observing as Garriott manned the controls and ground scientists hailed the data as superb. The missions’ instruments offer new data beyond atmospheric interference, with potential global communication disruptions and dazzling auroras expected.
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UPS
Skylab
Trols
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