Strike Ends as D C public schools resume classes
United Press International reports Washington teachers voted to end a nine day strike, enabling 141,000 students to return to class after a tentative agreement with the Board of Education and a federal mediator. Union president Simons faced contempt proceedings as schools planned to reopen despite late details.
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Marcos Reforms Push in Philippines Seen in U S Visit
In New York, Manila's President Ferdinand Marcos outlines a wide reform agenda including land reform, housing for slum areas, and a restructured bureaucracy. General Romulo says martial law may persist to quell insurgency and fund programs, while seeking support for constitutional changes and a stronger social order.
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Five Nabbed In Two Break-Ins
Five youths, two teenagers and three juveniles, were arrested Monday in connection with two state break ins. Police reported other burglaries Sunday with losses totaling over $4,204. A glass door was shattered at a Texan service station on Wells Avenue. Four youths were later arrested inside M. J. Harwood Co. on Broadway after a silent alarm. One 12 year old was charged with burglary. companions aged around 16 were released to juvenile officers. Cash and jewelry valued at $1,180 were taken from James N. Potts in Dallas. jewelry valued at $4,110 and $1,000 in cash were reported stolen from Hig Tex Gran Co.
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Dinner set for Nixon reelection fundraiser
Mrs Ester Elizondo heads the local National Hispanic Finance Committee office for Nixon's reelection. The dinner is arranged by David Les and Louis Terrazas with tickets priced at 12.50 dollars each.
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Teen Hurt in Traffic Crash Remains in Poor Condition
A year old Oscar Hirsh of Shiner was listed in poor condition Monday at Northeast Baptist Hospital after a traffic accident that caused head injuries. He had been transferred to another facility earlier, with medical staff stating the case involves serious trauma and ongoing treatment.
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Nixon OKs Disease Fight
President Nixon signed a 107 million dollar annual authorization to combat nine communicable diseases, including 2.6 million for new venereal disease programs. The act raises birth control service funding and extends grants for controllable diseases while funding VD research and training projects.
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Five Altar Boys Escape From Montgomery Prison
NORRISTOWN Pa UPI five altar boys escaped from Montgomery County Prison by using planks to bridge from the storage room to the wall. The five men Arthur Andrews Charles Krajci Lawrence Fanelli and Paul Robby were dressed in blue denim shirts and dun garees and were awaiting trial or serving time for robbery burglary or weapons charges.
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McGovern to unveil public plan on ending Vietnam war
Mrs. Eleanor McGovern says her husband will present a concrete, public plan on ending the Indochina conflict. She notes the speech, to be aired nationwide, will focus on specific actions if McGovern becomes president. She comments on the Eagleton episode and his 1000 percent support for Kim, praising her husband’s reaction.
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Mauzy Says House Insurance Committee Captive to Lobby
Senator Oscar Mauzy of Dallas charged that Governor Preston Smith's insurance rate reform faces defeat in the House because the insurance committee is owned by the lobby. He attacked chairman Ren Ace Pickens as a former railroad lobbyist. Mauzy urged a second special session on insurance and pressed Gov. Smith to push for action. Senator Mike McKool said the Senate will likely pass competitive rates, but the House remains uncertain.
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Legislature Advances Insurance Bill Forecast
Legislature leaders predict the insurance bill may clear committee this week and be ready for action in both the House and Senate by early next week. The measure would allow companies to set their own prices to counter consumer business and sets rates on homeowners insurance.
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