Bonner County teachers seal smoother 1977 talks
In Bonner County the 1977 78 contract talks progressed from earlier snags to a constructive relationship between BCEA chief Bob Libby and trustees led by Marian Ebbett. Carol Pietsch helped curb protests as Denman and Gary Gomick kept negotiations open, signaling lasting comradery and improved education for students.
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Idaho Education Association
Bonner County
Teachers’ Union
Bonner
Carol Pietsch
BCEA
Libby
Denman
Marian Ebbett
Gary Gomick
Priest River
Gomick
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Washington Window on Cuba ties and policy shifts
Washington notes a push toward reestablishing U S Cuba relations with talks in New York and planned diplomat postings in Havana and Washington. Carter signals gradual steps toward better ties while maintaining limits like Taiwan and a continued embargo.
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Helen Thomas
United Press International
Washington
United States
Cuba
New York
U.S
Carter
Havana
Fidel Castro
Carribbean
Africa
Castro
Natural Reaction and a Bankers Hint in a June Wardrobe
United Press International columnist Dick West uses a quip filled piece on crime and responsibility. A Wisconsin judge cites a Youth natural reaction to sexual permissiveness and provocative dress. A bored observer notes a June attire exchange and a memory of leaving keys in a car. Gaziantep, Turkey, claims oldest city status dating to 3650 B.C.
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Dick West
United
Pres International
Washington
Wisconsin
Lobelia
Mother Hubbard
Lobela
Gaziantep
Turkey
ABC Examines Nuclear Power Plants TV Documentary
A late ABC News Closeup on nuclear power presents mixed views with Roger Peterson opposing expansion and Jules Bergman defending it. The program questions cancer latency, waste disposal, and terrorist risks while offering little on alternatives like coal conservation or solar power.
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Joan Hanauer
United Press International
New York
ABC News
Roger Peterson
Jules Bergman
Peterson
Bergman
Howard K. Smith
ABC New Harris
Turkey Faces Difficult Path as Elections Loom
Turkey votes June 5 to break a four year political stalemate amid a right-leaning field and a potential left shift. Analysts warn no party may secure a majority and turmoil with Greece and the United States is likely to continue. Key players include Bulent Ecevit of the Socialist Republican People's Party and Suleyman Demirel leading the Justice Party. The main issue is law and order with rising violence and a fragile economy including 18 percent inflation and 2.5 million unemployed. The Cyprus issue and NATO ties loom as decisive foreign policy stakes.
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United Press International
Istanbul
Turkey
Greece
United States
Bulent-Ecevit
Socialist Republican
Peoples Party
Ecevit
National Salvation Party
Suleyman Demirel
National Assembly
Republican Peoples Party
Justice Party
National
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Law
Demirel
Izmire
Right
Cyprus
NATO
U.S. Congress
Ankara
U.S
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