Jamestown Teacher Strike Vote Delayed By Board Talks
Emergency talks between Jamestown School board officials and more than 400 teachers delayed a strike vote to the weekend. The district’s 9 000 pupils returned to classes as mediation continued with the New York State Teachers Association noting 28 unresolved issues.
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New York
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Oswego
Whitney Point
Public Employer Relations Board
Francis Nullens
Lindenhurst
Commack
Long Island
Vestal
Dutchess County
Newfane
Olean
Harrison
Buffalo
Rochester
Board of Education
Dem group challenges tax reform proposals
Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee challenge administration tax reform plans that cut relief for low and middle income families. Kennedy cites $920 million in relief for the lowest brackets versus $2.7 billion in the House bill and notes 5 million low income taxpayers would be removed.
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Senate Finance Committee
Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
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Tenn
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Bishop Sheen Declines Retirement At 75
Bishop Fulton J. Sheen of the Rochester Roman Catholic Diocese says he has no plan to retire after turning 75 next May 8 despite Pope Paul VI urging aging prelates to step down. He will simply inform the pope of his age and continue serving, noting several bishops past 75 remain active in the church.
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N. Y
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Paul
Fulton J. Sheen
Sheen
Truck Driver Killed In Creekside Spill At Monotur Falls
The milk delivery driver Lawrence Herrick, 37, of Trumansburg died when his truck veered off a hilly road and plunged into Catharine Creek in Monmouth Falls New York. Witnesses report Herrick flashed lights honked and waved to warn others as the vehicle sped away.
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N.Y
Catharine Creek
Finger Lakes
Lawrence Herrick
Trumansburg
Cornell Board Starts to Pick New President
Cornell trustees begin sessions to choose a successor for Dr. James A. Perkins who resigned after a campus gun and weapon protest. Provost Dale Carson holds executive powers as subpoenas potentially target the board. SDS members face charges in a separate trespass case.
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Cornell Board
James A. Perkins
Cornell
Reds Launch Heavy Attacks Before Ho Chi Minh Funeral
Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces opened their heaviest attacks in a month as they announced a three day cease fire for Ho Chi Minh's funeral. U S and South Vietnamese troops were expected to join the truce, with casualties reported on both sides and a state funeral planned in Hanoi.
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Ho Chi Minh U. S
Hanoi
U.S
Paign
Peking
Chou En-lai
Alexei Kosygin
Moscow
Mao Tse-tung
Leonid Brezhnev
Kidnapping of U S Ambassador Elbrick Shocks Rio
Four gunmen abduct U S Ambassador Charles Burke Elbrick outside the Rio de Janeiro embassy, forcing him into a VW station wagon. A ransom note demanded 15 political prisoners released within 48 hours or Elbrick would be executed, signaling a military junta takeover. Police presence intensified as roadblocks and searches expanded.
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Charles Burke Elbrick
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Brazil
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Arthur da Costa E Silva
Chile
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Algeria
Nixon asks states to match 70 percent building cutback
President Nixon tests New Federalism by urging state and local governments to mirror a 75 percent cutback on new federal construction. He ordered federal construction cuts effective immediately for all agencies, but did not require cuts on state and local projects aided by federal grants.
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San Clemente
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Pesident Nixon
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Lebanese complaint to U.N. likely after Israeli raid in Lebanon
Lebanese complaint to the U.N. Security Council appears likely after Israeli ground forces raided Halta inside Lebanon. Israel said six saboteurs were killed and 12 buildings destroyed, with four Israeli wounded in a 90 minute operation. A Lebanese spokesman disputed the toll, reporting civilian deaths and destroyed houses, with no Lebanese casualties noted.
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U.N. Security Council
Lebanon
Halta
Foreign Ministry
David Rivlin
Israel
U.N
Security Council
Council
Where to file small claims in Oswego city
Question asks where to file a claim in Oswego for a city small claims court and when it will start. It notes legislation last year to establish such a court and seeks timeline and location details.
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City of Oswego
Small Claims Court
Armstrong Heads Home for Moon Hero Welcome in Ohio
Neil Armstrongs hometown of Wapakoneta plans a 100000 crowd for a Saturday homecoming. Traffic control and feeding visitors are major tasks as 300 police and state troopers handle up to 40000 cars. A 244 mile parade leads to a reception at Auglaize County fair grounds. Armstong and wife Janet expected with two sons. he meets classmates and youths on the football field. Bob Hope and Gov. Rhodes join the afternoon parade.
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Cleveland
Bob Hope
James A. Rhodes
U S Marshal Resigns C Turner Steps Down
Washington AP reports the U S marshal chief C Turner resigns for personal reasons after six months in the post. The Boston AP item notes researchers tested the Chappaquiddick auto tied to Mary Jo Kopechne’s death to assess possible survival time.
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Army
Carl Months
Boston
Mary Jo Kopechne
Chappaquiddick Island
Edward M. Kennedy
Nuclear test blast in western Colorado postponed again
Grand Valley Colorado AP reports the underground explosion for Project Rulison was postponed a second time by the weather advisory panel. The Atomic Energy Commission moved the blast to Saturday afternoon after a lengthy briefing and debate over the weather conditions.
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Supreme Court Halts Blue Cross Rate Hike in NYC
In New York City and southeastern counties a 43 percent average rise in Blue Cross premiums was temporarily stayed by Justice Joseph A. Brust. He also authorized the state insurance superintendent to set a temporary emergency increase.
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Supreme Court
Joseph A. Brust
Blue Cross
New York City
State Superintendent of Insurance
Fire ruins J C Weil Lumber Co in Lancaster arson suspected
Fire swept the J C Weil Lumber Co in Lancaster a Buffalo suburb causing about 200000 dollars in damage. Fire Chief Henry J Gondek said the cause was not determined while Orian Weil manager of the family business alleged arson.
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N.Y
J.C. Weil Lumber Co
Buffalo
Henry J. Gondek
Orian Weil
Nixon rules out jetport near Everglades
Miami Herald quoted Nathanial P. Reed as saying the report is true while a Western White House spokesman in San Clemente said he knew nothing of the decision. The jetport would have affected Everglades National Park drawing conservationist opposition.
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Everglades National Park
White House
San Clemente
Calif
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Miami Herald
Nathanial P. Reed
Claude Kirk
Record Costly to Print Congressional Record
The Congressional Record now costs about 116 dollars to print per page. The figure, cited by a House Appropriations subcommittee, rises from 108.50 in 1965 and is expected to reach 119 next year.
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Congressional Record
Congress
House
Protestants Move Toward Catholic Falls Road in Belfast
British troops with fixed bayonets and tear gas threats intervened as about 800 Protestant demonstrators gathered to advance toward the Catholic Falls Road area in Belfast. Vigilante groups from both communities patrolled the streets carrying pokers, iron bars, and clubs through the night.
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Northern Ireland
Catholic Falls Road
Israeli Police and Bedouins Search for Pike in Judean Wilderness
Israeli police Bedouin tribesmen and volunteers begin another dawn search for Dr. James Pike the former California bishop missing since Monday Dozens of caves have been checked and his wife Diane believes he is alive though in danger after a rough hike from Bethlehem toward the Dead Sea tied to a book about the historical Jesus.
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Diane
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