Nationwide teacher strikes disrupt over 200000 students
The AP reports multiple districts across the United States facing renewed and ongoing teacher strikes. Boston bans back-to-work order with a $25,000 daily fine for the union while about 500 Boston teachers cross picket lines. Other districts in Pennsylvania, New York, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Idaho, Delaware and more see upticks in walkouts, with thousands of pupils affected and provisional reopenings under desegregation programs and substitute staffing.
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Boston Teachers Union
Boston
Boston School Committee
New York State
Indiana
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Benton Harbor
Wayland
Mich
Jennings County Classroom Teachers Association
Tinley Park
Sauk Village
Ill
Carmichaels
Shikellamy
Bucks
Bucks County
Niagara Falls
Williamsville
Ballston Spa
N.Y
Plattsburgh
Wilmington
Del
Bennett Tour Boosts GOP Coffers in Six Kansas Cities
Governor Robert F. Bennett wrapped a whirlwind fundraiser tour in Pittsburg where about 165 of 200 attendees bought $50 tickets for a buffet. Across six cities, about 835 tickets were sold with $38,000 gross, half to legislative candidates and half to the state party. Bennett urged voters to elect more Republicans to bolster the legislature as he postponed a Friday speech to attend Kansas State University president installation in Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kan
Robert F. Bennett
Topeka
Emporia
Wichita
Great Bend
Irene Whitlock
Sunflower Club
Bennett
Kansas
Senate
GOP
Manhattan
Kansas State University
Duane Acker
Privacy Act Goes Into Effect
Washington AP reports the Privacy Act of 1974 takes effect allowing citizens to learn what data the government stores and to correct it. The act requires disclosure of record system names and who has accessed files, with agencies listing thousands of systems and about 8200 expected in total. It aims to curb government snooping while potentially conflicting with the FOI Act, as exemptions differ between the two laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Justice Department
Alaska Railroad
Federal Register
Pentagon
Sam Ervin
Dn.c
Charles H. Percy
R-Nl
KU Creaming Trial Ends With Hung Jury
University of Kansas students protested as the trial of James Dillard, accused of creaming psychology professor David Holmes, ended in a hung jury after nearly four hours of deliberations. The jury deadlocked 11-1 in favor of innocence. retrial set for Oct. 3 with Dillard free on a $500 bond.
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Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
James Paddock
Douglas County District Court
James P. Dillard
Brotherhood of
Springfield
Dillard
Brotherhood
Barkley Clark
KU Law School
Clark
David Holmes
Holmes
Study Urges Coal Use To Cut Foreign Energy Dependence
A Dartmouth led computer study warns the United States could rely on foreign oil and gas for half its energy by 2000 unless government promotes coal. If policies shift, coal could supply about 80 percent by 2000, reducing imports to near zero. without action imports stay around 50 percent.
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Cambridge, Mass
United States
Dartmouth College
Roger F. Naill
Dennis L. Meadows
Dartmouth
John Stanley-Miller
University of Southern California
Technology Review
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Naill
Famous Columnist Bob Considine Dies at 68 in New York
Robert Bernard Considine, renowned Hearst columnist and war correspondent, died of a stroke at 68 in New York. He covered World War II and Korea, authored popular books, scripted films, and won multiple journalism and Catholic awards. Surviving are his wife Millie and four children. funeral plans pending.
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New York
Robert Bernard
Bob” Considine
Hearst
Considine
New York Medical Center University Hospital
Manhattan
William Randolph Hearst Sr
King Features Syndicate
Nikita Kruschev
Frank Coniff
MacArthur the Magnificent
Tokyo
General Wainwright
Jack Dempsey
Babe Ruth
Toots Shor
Hollywood
Church of the Good Thief
Ladies Day
Hoodlum Empire
Coniff
Overseas Press Club
Khrushchev
Pope Pius XII
Catholic Writers Guild
Catholic Institute of the Press
American Jewish Congress
Millie
Michael
Barry
Dennis
Deborah
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Eleanor M Dyer Deceased
Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas lists case 12 902 with Rose W Dyer as petitioner seeking administrator. Defenses due October 2 1975 at 10 AM in Ottawa Kansas. Also lists registration notices with deadlines October 7 9 PM and October 29 1975 for voters to register in Franklin County Kansas.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Kansas
Eleanor M. Dyer
City Hall
Ottawa
United States
Henry M. Mohler
Classified Ad Deadline and Discount Policy
Local ads priced per word receive a 10 percent discount. Classified deadline is 5 p.m. day before publication. Five line ads accepted until 9:30 a.m. on publication day. Saturday entries due by 9 a.m. Two column ads must be placed two days prior to insertion.
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Associated Press
Suffolk
Samuel Adams
Harry Robinson
Salina
Duane
McGill
Ross
Coyen
Fraser Hall
Gavin Clabaugh
Kansas City
Rose W. Dyer
Robert L. Pinet
P.O. Box
Laura Sutton
W. G. Ransom
Ottawa Herald
Lodge
Retta
T.K
Mary Graham
W.C
Marie B. Raffelock
Sec
Donna Bitts
Don Powell
Irma Powell
Wright
West 3Rd
Ottewa
North Mulberry
East 7Th
South Sycamore
South Hickory
South Eim
Avon
S. Poplar
South Cedar
North Cherry
Cannady
Princeton
AKC
North Main
Bonner Springs
S&l
Edray
Albany
the Gas Service Company
Midwest
Gas Service Company
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Overland Park
Marrie
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