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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1981

Page

5

Kansas Board of Education advances teacher testing plan

The Kansas Board of Education voted to proceed with a certification testing program for new teachers, seeking legislative funding. Only Harold Crist abstained after a voice vote endorsing a plan led by Floyd Grimes. The board invites lawmakers to January to outline costs, with development estimated in the hundreds of thousands, comparing to Oklahoma’s $900,000 test development.

Topeka Kan Kansas Board of Education Harold Crist Scott City Floyd Kansas Bolton Oklahoma Grimes Boltoff Kansas Association of School Boards John Koepke Koepke Kansas National Education Association College of Education Clay Lloyd KNEA State Board of Regenits Board of Education Kareas Oklahoma Board of Education

Reagan influence alleged in White House aging conference

Delegates claim a Reagan administration behind the scenes operation aimed at steering debate at last week's White House Conference on Aging. Documents show delegates listed as whips received instructions from Marlyne Lipfert, aide to Rick Davis, with Manafort directing the plan. Officials deny any WH or department involvement.

Washington White House Department of Health and Human Services Marlyne Lipfert Rick Davis Paul J. Manafort Reagan South David Newhall III HHS Richard S. Schweiker Department

Beirut hijackers surrender after 52 hour relief of hostages

In Beirut three Shiite Lebanese hijackers surrendered to Syrian peacekeeping troops ending a 52 hour 7500 mile ordeal. They freed 35 hostages and Libyan jetliner passengers while the Boeing 727 flew via Damascus. No injuries reported among hostages.

Beirut Lebanon Italy Damascus Alah Akbar Imam Moussa Sadr Libya U.N Sadr Muammar Khadafy Rome

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