Blind Indiana teacher wins first through lawsuit
MARION Ind Linda Garshwiler 23 who is blind will teach English literature at Justice Junior High. Backed by the National Federation for the Blind she sued the Marion school system for discrimination after a canceled interview and was finally hired with back pay. Indiana Federation for the Blind head Mark Maurer calls this a historic first in teaching for a blind person via a suit.
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Connally in line for CIA oversight role in Ford plan
Former Treasury Secretary John B. Connally is expected to be named to the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board as part of Ford's overhaul of U.S. intelligence. The board, established in 1956 and to be expanded for CIA oversight, would bolster presidential direction of intelligence.
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Ray Claims He Was Framed In King Killing
James Earl Ray's lawyer contends he was framed for the 1968 assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. and that Ray felt he had to plead guilty to leave town. The attorney argues a trial was denied after the lower court refused to reopen the case.
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Lesar
Tennessee
Pipeline lure and rugged bond of two Alaska workers
In Chandalar Alaska two pipeline workers Harry Lang and DeTray share a rugged bond formed by years in the cold, trading tales of past lives in Hollywood salons and roads as they weld 80 foot pipe sections. They came for adventure money and purpose, returning home only briefly every nine weeks.
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Alaska Smuggling Tale Disputed By Seattle Paper
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer reports no underground Alaska pipeline exists to smuggle stolen construction equipment to the lower 48. DoJ, state troopers, Seattle police, and Alyeska say only some Alaska oil project gear is missing, with 12 trucks unaccounted for among about 5,000.
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