Boston Schools Lose 7 Million
Boston faced a federal education funding cut of over seven million dollars for the year as officials say segregation by race created two parallel systems. federal authorities claim the split was deliberate, dating to 1967 with the shift to middle schools.
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Boston
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U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Boston School Committee
Martin H. Gerry
HEW
Lawrence M. Ring
Rumors of eased pay standards and rising rates
New York reports indicate the Nixon administration may relax its 5.5 percent pay guideline while allowing banks to raise prime lending rates to 6 percent as inflation signals grow. Farm prices climbed 3 percent in February, averaging 22 percent higher than a year ago, fueling inflation concerns.
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New York
Smokers May Harm Children and Adults Alike
EPA studies link parental smoking to acute lower respiratory conditions in children and to greater damage from air pollution. Exhaled smoke harms non smokers, perhaps more than ambient pollution, prompting calls for tougher air standards. Meanwhile prices rose 6 percent, with wage guidelines debated and leading indicators up. A street collapse in Bailey's Crossroads, VA, killed at least five and left 10 missing with 34 injured as a 26 story building under construction partially fell.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Bailey‘s Crossroads
Robert Taylor
Taylor
Washington, D.C
Niagara Falls
Larry Rivers
Rivers
Alfred Cole
Cole
City office guards cable TV growth with future plans
New York City's Office of Telecommunications, the nation’s only such unit, projects at least 25 major U.S. cities will establish similar offices in 10 years as cable franchises expand. The office advises on planning and operations, not content, and operates under the Bureau of Franchises with a $200,000 budget and five staffers. In Coventry, a janitor's alert prompted six men to retrieve a cat from a building strongroom after the cat reportedly escaped through a loudspeaker system.
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New York City
Telecommunications
Herbert 8. Dordick
Dordick
U.S
Cordick
Bureau of Franchises
CATV
Sterling Manhattan Cable Television, Inc
TelePrompter Corp
Manhattan
A. C. Nielseon Co
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Oak
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