Florida teachers strike spurs push for self starter session
Senator William Barrow urged a self starter session to address 25 000 striking teachers as Governor Kirk resisted calling a special session. Barrow pressed for the 254.5 million education package while teachers demanded a lawful budget and an acceptable quality education program. Kirk warned of antiteacher bills and faced mixed reactions at a Miami rally.
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Tallahassee
Fla
UPI
Claude Kirk
Miami
Kirk
William D
Wig) Barrow
Senate
Barrow
Key Biscayne
Island
Pat Tornillo
Dade Classroom Teachers Association
Tornillo
Major crime rise in Scottsdale for 1967
Scottsdale reports a 19.7 percent increase in major crimes in 1967 from 1966. Total Part 1 offenses reached 3 103 with 380 unfounded and 2 723 actual offenses. murder, rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, larceny and auto theft are itemized with prior year comparisons.
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Scottsdale
Lee
FBI
Arizona
Former Pima County legislator Cook reindicted in Tucson
Harold L. Cook, 41, Tempe, reindicted by a one man grand jury on four counts of perjury and related charges connected to a 1966 liquor license probe. He is to be arraigned in Pima County Superior Court on March 1. Previous indictments against Cook and Sandy Bowling were dismissed after appeals to the state Supreme Court on grand jury formation issues.
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Tucson
UPI
Pima County
Harold L. Cook
Tempe
Superior—Court
Robert Boylston
Cook
Sandy Bowling
State Supreme Court
Grand Jury
Royston
Bowling Fed. 7
William Schaffer
Alabama Governor Lurleen Wallace Hospitalized for Examination
Alabama Governor Lurleen Wallace, wife of presidential hopeful George Wallace, was rushed by ambulance to St Margaret's Hospital in Montgomery for examination after a bout with recurrent cancer. A hospital spokesman declined to provide details while her spokesman noted they did not want to mislead.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
Alabama
Lurleen Wallace
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Ed Ewing
George Wallace
M.D. Anderson Hospital
Houston
Narcotics Abuse Conference Set in Arizona
The Arizona Conference on Narcotics and Drug Abuse will begin at 9 am Tuesday in the Saguar o High School auditorium. State Superintendent Sara Folsom and Stanford health education professor Dr Oliver Byrd will participate. The meeting will address student drug use problems.
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Arizona
Saguaro High School
Sara Folsom
Oliver ‘Byrd
Stanford University
Hijacker Seizes Delta Jet to Cuba Demanding Asylum
A dressed as a cowboy man commandeered Delta flight 843 from Tampa to Miami with 109 aboard. He forced a Havana layover then attempted to seek asylum in Cuba while claiming an electric chair sentence. Cuban authorities released the plane with crew and passengers unharmed.
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Charles E. Taylor
Miami
UPI
Cuba
United States
Havana
Delta Air Lines
Tampa
Lawrence Roberts
Lawrence Rand
Lawrence Rhodes
St. Petersburg
Fla
Joy Bleil
Chicago
Jackson Palmer
Dependency tests spark record keeping in tax tips
Tax Tips notes five tests for claiming a dependent. The toughest is the support test requiring proof of annual support costs and taxpayer contribution. Other tests include gross income, household or relationship, citizenship, and joint return, all detailed in 1040 instructions and Publication No 17.
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Patterson
Barry claims Rockefeller hurt by New York garbage dispute
Barry Goldwater said on CBS news that Nelson Rockefeller was politically killed by his handling of a New York City garbage workers strike. Goldwater argued Rockefeller prioritized urban votes over the health and welfare of New York City residents.
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New York
UPI
Barry
Goldwater
Nelson A.rockefeller
New York City
Arizona
Rockefeller
Nelson Rockefeller
United States
Leisure Era Looms as 38 Retirement Optional
The Southern California Research Council forecasts a 1985 shift toward early retirement and long leisure in a report titled The Challenge Of Leisure. It cites a 22 hour work week and 25 weeks vacation as possible, with leisure expanding only if attitudes and use improve amid congestion and lost open spaces.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Southern California Research Council
The Doctor Emeritus on Gentle Discipline in Parenting
A Mayo Clinic doctor discusses family fatigue from long harsh punishments. A mother learns that gentle reminders and brief rules maintain better relations with children and reduce migraines. The piece cites Dr. Walter C. Alvarez and offers his booklet on migraines for request by mail.
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Alvarez
Walter C. Alvarez
Dept. SA
Des Moines
Jowa Ana
Fourth Grade Early Release Proposal In Scottsdale
Scottsdale teachers representatives from 22 schools voted for releasing fourth grade students 45 minutes early to allow teachers more class preparation time. Some delegates note relief for tired bored fourth graders who finish formal work by noon. Board member Sam Kitchell questions shifts causing possible double sessions for younger grades. Jesse Poe of Coronado presided at the meeting.
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Scottsdale
Sam Kitchell
Jesse Poe
Coronado
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