Denver Teachers Strike Enters Second Day
Denver public school teachers enter a second day of Colorado s first strike. About 3 000 of 4 525 teachers walked out, closing 69 of 117 schools Monday. Negotiations offered a starting salary of 7500 and 15000 max pending voter approval, rejected as effective date would be 1971.
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Stocks Open Moderately as Market Hopes for Recovery Grow
New York stocks opened easier in moderate turnover with the Dow indicators showing a slight dip as traders weighed a third straight Fed report of industrial production decline. Electronics mixed, oils rose, motors and steels mixed. GE slipped, Westinghouse rose, Chrysler and Ford steady.
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Itek
Goodyear
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Burroughs
Bu Motorola
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Westinghouse
Litton
Occidental
Gulf
Cities
Atlantic Richfield
Jersey Standard
Chrysler
Ford
American Motors
Steel Group
Bethlehem
U.S. Steel
Armco
Zimmerman Speaks At Conference In Idaho
Twin Falls Idaho officials and federal figures gathered as Gordon Zimmerman executive secretary of the National Association of Conservation Districts spoke at the Governor s Natural Resources Conference. He described a broad national effort on land and water conservation and resource management with plans for revised land laws and new inventories. R Keith Higginson urged efficient water use and flexible laws to protect rights. Pete Cenarrasa noted agriculture s wealth in Idaho and growth in other sectors. Rep Jack Clairborn highlighted the sugar beet industry as a major Idaho crop.
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Twin Falls
UID
National Association of Conference Districts
Gordon K. Zimmerman
Natural Resources Conference
Department of Agriculture
State Resources Council
Zimmerman
Idaho
R. Keith Higginson
Pete Cenarrosa
Idaho Wool Growers
Jack Clairborn
Idaho Sugar Beet Association
Public Land Review Nears End In June
Washington reports the Public Land Law Review Commission aims to finish its six year study of all public lands laws and policies by June 30, 1970. The panel, with lawmakers, governors and advisors, has completed 25 studies and will present an overarching report to Congress and the President.
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UPD
United States
Public Land Law Review Commission
Congress
Commission
Milton A. Pearl
Colorado
Wayne N. Aspinall
House
Senate
Congreess
Payette Names Temporary Mayor to Complete Unexpired Term
Wesley Roehr was named temporary mayor of Payette to finish the unexpired term of Mayor Leonard Josephson, who plans to retire November 17. Roehr was chosen during the recent municipal election and will begin the new term in January.
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UPD
Wesley Roehr
Leonard Josephson
Josephson
Roehr
Air Force promises Fitzgerald not fired for cause
The Air Force denies firing civilian employee A Ernest Fitzgerald for wrongdoing stating his position was abolished during an office restructuring tied to an economy drive. Secretary Seamans says Fitzgerald has not violated national security and cites budget driven reorganization and removal from the deputy for management systems post. Boise court action looms as state seeks remittance of 7281 dollars withheld by Ada County from motor vehicle fees to cover admin costs.
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Fitzgerald
House Armed Services Committee
Congress
Seamans
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CIA
Boise
UPD
Robert M. Robson
Ada
Robson
Jack Barney
Joe S. Williams
Williams
Apollo 12 astronaut Bean on lunar view as Apollo orbits moon
Alan L. Bean compares the moon seen from lunar orbit to cake icing with BBs in a vivid metaphor. In Vietnam, Nguyen Thi Nhut describes a massacre claim of 109 civilians by American troops, noting prior kindness toward villagers.
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United Press International Space Center
Houston
Alan L. Bean
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Lunar
Truong AN
Vietnam
Nguyen Thi Nhut
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