Teachers May Use Loophole in Summer Unemployment
Indianapolis AP report notes teachers out of work over summer may claim unemployment benefits due to a federal loophole from December. Over 50,000 teachers eligible. actual claims uncertain. Benefits range 60 to 100 dollars weekly, tied to dependents. totals rise after Memorial Day.
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Indianapolis
John F. Coppes
Employment Security Division
Congress
Coppes
IESD
Muncie
Vincennes
Robert Barcus
State Teachers Association
Barcus
ISTA
Indiana Classroom Teachers Association
Judge rules federal court lacks jurisdiction over probation monitoring
U S District Judge James E Noland in Indianapolis dismissed a Civil Rights Act suit seeking to challenge probation rules for Rosanna Drollinger a Crawfordsville woman who pleaded guilty to forging checks The judge said habeas corpus is the proper remedy and that controlling probation movements is a state matter not a federal civil rights issue The ruling noted the probation included church attendance and an 8 PM home curfew and highlighted questions about federal oversight of state court punishments
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Indianapolis
U. S
James E. Noland
Rosanna Drollinger
Crawfordsville
Indiana Civil Liberties Union
Drollinger
Noland
Milligan
Man Run Over by Bed in 1971 Charity Race
UPI reports judge in Newton Abbot England rejected a £9,000 damages claim by Ivan Hooper 39 who was run over by an opposing bed in a bed racing event. Hooper injured his Achilles tendon and was out of work a year while organizers faced no liability.
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UPI
Ivan Hooper
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Newton Abbot
Graham Toghill
Toghill
Georgina Haywood
Indiana Democrats weigh delegate voting dispute at convention
Democratic State Chairman William Trisler says Indiana delegates may challenge presidential votes at next year’s national convention. He cites a conflict between state law requiring district winner ballots and a national rule awarding delegates by primary vote. Trisler notes Wallace support in several districts and says no candidate has pressed Indiana to run in the primary.
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Indianapolis
William Trisler
Indiana
Trisler
George Wallilace
Alabama
Democratic
Wallace
Sen
Birch
Bayh
Iron Man Dick Dewey Ends Marathon Bowling Streak
Dick Dewey of Kansas City collapsed into sleep after a 114 hour 25 minute bowling marathon at Leisure Lanes Omaha. He bowled 1 474 games breaking the world record and raising 6500 for a Henry Doorly Zoo project with funds expected to grow. He used 17 balls and wore out two pairs of shoes with cutouts for swelling.
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Omaha
Neb
UPI
Dick Dewey
Iron Man
Kansas’ City
Henry Doorly Zoo
Bob Petersen
Sacramento
Calif
Petersen
Lake County back pay offered to pathologists after strike
Lake County Council plans formal offer of back pay totaling up to 112000 dollars for pathologists with autopsy fees set at 200 dollars this year and 120 dollars per autopsy for the last five months of 1974. Eleven of twelve contacted attendees approve the plan after a six week strike ended May 11.
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Crown Point
Ind
Lake County
Becham
Gary
Wei-Ping Loh
Beckham
Mott
Indianapolis
Maryland Joins Union as Seventh State in 1788
The colony of Maryland is admitted to the United States as the seventh state in 1788. The event marks Maryland's entry into the new union following the ratification of the proposed Constitution.
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