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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1978

Page

4

Ex-Gov Claude Kirk Switches Parties To Back Casinos

Former Florida governor Claude Kirk left the Republican Party and joined the Democrats to run for governor as a casino gambling advocate. The move livened a typically dull race with party opposition to casino gambling, echoing the 1970 clash that derailed Kirk’s reelection bid, while the current governor pledged full time campaigning against gambling.

Tallahassee, Fla Kirk

Reporter faces riot charges for his photos

UPI reports Joseph Shapiro of the Memphis Commercial Appeal faces Lee County justice court on charges including conspiring to incite a riot by photographing a policeman at a Tupelo Ku Klux Klan rally. He is also charged with censoring to incite a riot, failure to obey a lawful order, assault on a policeman, resisting arrest and interfering with a lawful arrest. A preliminary hearing was set before Justice Court Judge Wayne Hunt.

Tupelo, Miss UPI Memphis Tenn Lee County Justice Court Tupelo Joseph Shapiro Memphis Commercial Appeal Justice Court Wayne Hunt

Teachers on the brink as discipline fuels exits

NEA president John Ryer warns stress from classroom discipline and fear of violence drives teachers to leave the profession. He cites urban districts, transfer denials, lack of support, and rising violence, with 6700 schools facing serious crime and 25 percent vandalism rates monthly.

Dallas UPI National Education Association John Ryer Ryer NEA Ryor

Federal officials study Russian flu vaccine amid outbreak fears

The Russian influenza strain prompts UPI reporting from Atlanta as Health Service experts at the CDC review field vaccine trials led by NIAID. They plan age specific doses and assess safety while estimating up to 40 million Americans in high risk categories. Dr Dowdle reports on global influenza activity as trials involve thousands nationwide.

Atlanta UPI United States Public Health Service National Center For Disease Control National Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Diseases

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