State Education Officials Expand Professional Training
State officials and education department staff pursue classroom training at colleges and business schools. Over three years at least five department employees earned doctorates under continuing education. Professional leave for DECS staff may include full or partial salaries, with costs reimbursed and benefits maintained.
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Idaho Congressman assails grain freeze impact on processors
Rep. Steve Symms of Idaho argues that the new economic freeze on grain prices hurts independent processors and could push stockyard firms toward bankruptcy. He notes stockyards can shift inventory to their own feedgrain plants to pay higher prices, while independents struggle under price controls. In Boise, Teresa Lynne Brewer, 9, dies after a motorcycle collision on Liberty near Franklin Road.
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Watergate misfortune cited by FBI official to graduates
Acting FBI Director William D. Ruckelshaus told a Quintico class of police officers that growing skepticism of government has accelerated Watergate's impact on trust. He warned of public distrust toward law enforcement, while praising the profession’s overall record.
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Kansas City
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United States
French Angles Persecuted by New Laws, Biker Rally Banned
Paris riders of the PD France group say rising taxes on motorcycles over 240cc 33 percent insurance hikes and a July 1 helmet rule target their subculture. They cite last fall’s Bastille noise crackdown and a planned May rally ended by riot police as proof of persecution.
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France
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Jacques Lemoine
Great Brotherhood of Bikers
Andrus Urges Shrinking Bureaucracy for Better Social Services
Boise Gov. Cecil D. Andrus told Girl's State delegates that past efforts to aid disadvantaged groups failed due to a bloated bureaucracy. He urged moving from self serving agencies to services that meet real human needs and stressed public trust carries heavy responsibility for leaders. In England, Mapperley Hospital apologized after its boiler noise and silent sign requests disturbed neighbors.
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