CETA Cut Roils Washington as Budget Battles Rage
Labor Department fights White House plan to cut 358,000 adult CETA jobs and 500,000 summer youth posts in the 1980 budget. Carter aides push steep reductions amid high unemployment forecasts, drawing protests from labor, urban groups and mayors.
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Washington
Labor Department
White House
Carter
Associated Press
Office of Management and Budget
Michael McPherson
Conference of Mayors
Carl Holman
Urban Coalition
Budget Office
CETA
John Weintraub
National Association of Counties
Inside Highlights Local Feaste on Tap at OU
Highlights from the university page tease upcoming events and features. Rose may decide by Sunday as readers are directed to pages 3, 6, 8, and 10 for more. First returns on the dollar are heartening, with notes on library content and state items.
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Rose
Ski Industry Reverses Ads To Stress Skiing Risks
The National Ski Area Association shifts marketing to highlight hazards of skiing, dropping the old romantic image. Vermont court ruling on the Sunday case prompts areas to shift liability away from skiers, cutting adjectives in condition reports and increasing warning signs at resorts.
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Concord
N.H
David Cleary
National
Ski Area Association
Cleary
Maine
California
Vermont Supreme Court
James Sunday
Stratton Mountain
Vermont
Tom Richardson
Colorado
Aspen Ski Corp
B.S
Aspen
Richardson
Tim Cyr
Pleasant Mountain
Cyr
Killington
Gunstock
New Hampshire
Shell Stations Cut Hours Amid Fuel Shortage
Mark Potts reports Shell, owner of 8 percent of U S service stations, is restricting gasoline supplies to about 75 percent of prior levels as many of its 18 400 stations cut hours and some lay off workers. Other majors deny plans to match but admit demand outstrips supply after mild fall weather extended the driving season. Repair shutdowns at two Shell refineries worsen the problem.
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Mark Potts
Shell
Ottawa Schools Escaped National Censorship Trend
A study from the National Council of Teachers of English finds rising censorship nationwide, but Ottawa junior and senior high schools report virtually no material suppression. Officials cited budget limits, curriculum needs, and professional judgment as factors, with only a past incident involving a Sports Illustrated photo and no recent complaints from parents or students.
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Harris Rays
National Council of Teachers of English
Kansas City
Ottawa
Lee Burress
Council
Committee On
The
Catcher
Alice
Anne Frank
Burress
U.S.C
Jack Bushman
Bushman
Pye
Harold Wallace
Ottawa High School
Dean Rouse
Ottawa Junior High
Sharon Dietz
Cheryl Tiegs
Sports Illustrated
Dietz
Catcher In the Rye
Booklist
American Library Association
Louise Burke
Burke
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