IEA Censures Idaho Legislature for Education Funding Failures
The Idaho Education Association's Educational Policies Committee voted to sanction the Forty-first Idaho Legislature for failing to fund public education. The action includes a public information campaign, town meetings, a voting-records scoreboard, and calls to defeat education opponents in the 1971 session, with reevaluation planned for 1971 72.
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Educational Policies Committee
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Idaho Education Association
Idaho
Forty-first
Public School Legislative Committee
IEA
Beva
National Education Association
State Board of Education
Idano
Funeral set for editor Beatrice Fry in Spokane
Services are planned Friday for Beatrice L. Fry 46 editor of Washington State University radio television services. Fry died Monday night in a Spokane hospital from cancer. She won the 1970 Washington Press Women's Sugarplum Award. Fry born Beatrice Booley Parker California, graduated Santa Clara High School and San Jose State College journalism with honors. She served in the Marine Corps Women's Reserve in World War II and was women’s editor of The Chehalis Advocate for three years.
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San Jose State College
Marine Corps Women’s Reserve
Chehalis
Wash
Advocate
IRS guidance on withholding, extensions, and deductions
The text outlines steps to check on mailed tax returns, who may need extra withholding with criteria by income and filing status, and how to adjust withholdings via Form W-4. It also confirms deduction eligibility for Army Reserve cleanings, notes interest on extended filings, and directs readers to IRS Publication 552 for free publications.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Nixon seeks 155 million to fight drugs nationwide
President Nixon asked Congress for 155 million dollars to launch a worldwide drug abuse drive. Most funds would fund treatment and rehabilitation and create a Drug Abuse Prevention office under the White House for three years with a possible two-year extension. An interim office would start immediately with testing of U.S. servicemen in Vietnam and incentives to retain addicts in service for treatment. He urged international cooperation and possible sanctions to curb heroin production and trafficking.
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UPI
Nixon
Congress
America
House
Senate
Special Action Office of
U.S
Vietnam
Bermit
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