Reagan school aid cuts barely dented by year end
Reagan administration pressures on federal education funding faced limited cuts in 1982 with handicapped and Title I programs trimmed but protected overall. Educators warn next year could bring tougher reductions and possible shifts to block grants or tuition charges for private schooling, as bases strain local districts.
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A four year old boy severely handicapped by oxygen deprivation at birth in Mary's Help Hospital Daly City wins an $11 million insurance settlement. Born ten weeks early he is quadriplegic from brain oxygen shortage during delivery.
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Military may oust hesitant officer
A military board of inquiry recommended discharging Air Force Capt. James Kanak who said he might hesitate to follow a missile order due to observed misconduct in missile crew training. The board’s two day review at Vandenberg Air Force Base concluded Kanak should be separated, with an honorable discharge possible, and the decision now goes to SAC command and the secretary of the Air Force for final action. His attorney vows to appeal to the Ninth Circuit if needed.
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Controllers Claim Federal Bias In Air Train Dispute
Officials representing decertified air train controllers allege government bias and discrimination in handling their applications for federal action. They accuse authorities of age-related prejudice and seek a resolution. The dispute centers on job qualification and regulatory intervention.
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