End of Nation's Longest Teachers Strike Nears
Tentative agreement reached between Newark Teachers Union and the Newark board ends a nine week strike. San Francisco and Scottsdale Arizona continue student walkouts with major attendance drops. In San Francisco Mayor Alioto mediates as two unions spar over pay and return dates.
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United Press International
Newark Teachers Union
NTU
Board of Education
San Francisco
Scottsdale
Ariz
Pennsylvania
Newark School Board
Jesse Jacob
Jacob
Vincent Russell
Russell
Joseph L. Alioto
Alioto
Thomas Av. Shaheen
Newsmen
Licorice Triggered Medical Alarm in Ex Smokers
A Bryn Mawr Hospital case shows licorice caused licorice intoxication after months of using candy to curb smoking urges. Doctors found dangerously low blood potassium and kidney strain, misinterpreting symptoms as a heart attack. Treatment restored potassium and health, ending after 33 days.
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Delos Smith
UPI
New York
Harold J. Robinson
Frank §. Harrison
Joseph T.L. Nicholson
Bryn Mawr
Traffic deaths rise in Arizona two dozen hours
Two people died late Friday in a Valley crash on State Route about 20 miles south of Willcox. In the Phoenix area two women, Shirley Ryan 30 Tempe and Michelle Miller 16 Tempe, perished in separate accidents. Mrs. Chris Hosmer 21 Mesa died from injuries from a March 28 car motorcycle crash near Tempe. Arizona’s 1971 traffic fatalities reached 176, one less than a year earlier.
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United Press International
Willcox
Nogales
Department of Public Safety
Shirley Ryan
Tempe
Mesa
Michelle Miller
Chris Hosmer
Phoenix
Arizona
Ruling awaited in slaying hearing for Phoenix officer
Defense called Detective Dean Benson as first witness in the preliminary hearing for two suspects in the December 28 slaying of Phoenix police officer Albert Bluhm. Justice Af Flood delayed ruling as the defense seeks to question Benson, challenged by Deputy County Attorney Charles Hyder over alleged privileged information.
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Phoenix
UPI
Albert Bluhm
Justice’ of the Peace Af
Dean Benson
Maricopa
Charles Hyder
Benson
Backfiring Cars Through the Window and Safety Tips
The text discusses shooting from a stopped vehicle for clear photos and cautions against side window shots due to blurring. It notes steady camera handling, explains backfiring in modern cars from lean fuel mixtures or cold engines, and advises visiting a service outlet if backfires occur. It warns against bleeding tires even if pressure rises after heat.
Obedience training for wheels keeps cars on track
The article compares front wheel misalignment to a dog that won’t heel. It explains alignment checks, toe in camber and caster, and the need for regular service every six months. Loose parts and power steering can mask drift, increasing wear and fuel use. Regular alignments keep tires balanced and cars easier to handle.
Antenna Boosts Radio Reception On Trips
A tip notes that on extended trips radio reception can weaken or crackle but raising the antenna usually improves the signal. The caution also mentions seat belts saving lives and urges using them to stay safe.
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