Bonner County Teachers, Trustees Weigh Bargaining Rules
Bonner County teachers and trustees resume 1977 78 talks stalled by disputes over arbitration deadlines and bargaining rules. Outside fact finding remains advisory if mediators unfavorably rule. Trustees push for mid May deadline. teachers fear delays could trigger another drawn out marathon negotiation.
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Bonner County
Farmin
Idaho
Bonner County Education Association
Education ,Association
Fat Cats Fill State Salaries Stir Idaho Debate
Jay Shelledy argues Idaho public servants earn high wages with 59 employees making 30 000 or more in 1974. The piece compares top earners at Boise State University and University of Idaho with lower paid staff, suggesting freezes could save funds for lower grades.
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Boise
Idaho
Division of Budget, Policy Planning & Coordination
University of Idaho
Boise State University
John Barnes
Barnes
University ‘of Idaho
Ernest Hartung
Department, of Health, & Welfare
John Mather
Hartung
Thomas O. Bell
Sherman Carter
Robert Coonrod
Gerald Cleveland
Max Fletcher
Delbert Fitzsimmons
John Ehrenreich
Leon Green
James Graves
John Gladwell
Campbell
Gilmour
Robert R. Furguson
Floyd Frank
Melourne Jackson
Albert Menard
Auttis Mullins
Li Moslemi
Maynard Miller
Howard Own
Supreme Court
Darrell V. Manning
UI_College of Forestry
UI Engineering
Robert,Furguson
UI Mining School
Maynard‘ Miller
and Water Resource
Keith Higginson
University
Selection Committee
Carter’s Human Rights Stand Confuses Soviet Officials
A Soviet official told an American visitor Moscow was caught off guard by President Carter's public call for human rights. Analysts see increased tension as the Kremlin may push dissenters ahead of the Belgrade June review of Helsinki accords.
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Charles P. Wallace
United Press International
Moscow
Kremlin
Carter
Washington
Eastern Bloc
Communist Party
Pravda
U.S
United States
Beltrade
Helsinki
Capact
Soviet Union
Andrei Amalrik
Armis
Philadelphia Newspapers Reach End Of 99 Day Strike
The Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News end a 99 day strike by the Newspaper Guild members after ratifying a 31 month contract. Wages rise 23 the first year and 22 the second, plus increased company share of medical insurance. Publisher Sam McKeel said the papers will be on newsstands Friday.
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Philadelphia
UPD
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Daily News
McKeel
Newspapers Inc
Wee
Inquirer
Advisory committees and environmental impact rules
The column criticizes proliferation of advisory committees under President Carter and proposes requiring environmental impact statements from each committee. It argues such reports would expose expendable panels and curb bureaucratic overreach while illustrating the absurdity with a cherry tree example.
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Dick West
United Press International
Washington
la Rochefoucauld
Las Rochefoucauld
Carter
Congress
George Washington
Farm cost index doubles in decade to 200
A government note shows the Agriculture Department index of farm costs reached 200 for the month ending Feb 15, meaning costs have doubled since 1967. The index tracks farmer spending on inputs from feed to machinery and services, with wide gaps by item.
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Bernard
Brenner
United Press International
Washington
Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
Antares
Rsen
Inc
Agriculture’ Department
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