Aides rehired and budget measures kept by district board
The board reaffirmed the value of aides and approved a revised 8.2 million budget, instituting student fees across grades except kindergarten. A 1 million loan from the 6.35 mill levy was added, with a projected zero year-end balance. Principal Hradek hired. eight teachers added. liquor license issue noted near Garfield Elementary.
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Vetter
Joseph Hradek
Ella Canavan
Hradek
Cleveland
Vatican to use buzzer to signal pope election
Cardinals voting for Paul VI’s successor will employ an electric buzzer linked to Vatican Radio to signal a decision, avoiding smoke color confusion. The system, first used in 1963, ensures a clear signal even if smoke colors vary.
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Jack R. Payton
Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Paul
Sistine Chapel
Vatican Radio
Louisiana abortion law changes headline note
The record notes Louisiana's abortion law described as the nation's toughest as the bill was written and underwent substantive changes. It mentions a lawmaker who drafted the measure and indicates additional modifications in the legislation.
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Louisiana
Abortion Clinic Law Sparks Legal Challenge
Peggy Cottle of Delta Women's Clinics in New Orleans and Baton Rouge says new abortion clinic rules are unconstitutional and will be contested. The law imposes a $1000 license fee plus $500 per treating doctor, mandates records, hospital transfer within 15 minutes, emergency equipment, and parental notification for minors. Clinics serve about 500 abortions monthly, mainly from Southern towns, costing $175 each.
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Peggy Cottle
Delta Women’s
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
South
Harris poll finds broad support for gun registration
Harris poll of 1,500 adults shows 80 percent favor handgun registration and 73 percent back rifle registration. Among gun owners 43 percent, 71 percent approve handgun registration, while 27 percent oppose.
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Harris
Hungry baby Beluga whale drifts toward death in inlet
The eight foot long white calf sought its mother in Townsends Inlet as up to 65 boats crowded around it causing confusion. Coast Guard and Oceanic Society warned boats away and rescue crews could not save the starving calf which had not been weaned.
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Atlantic City
N.J
UPI
Townsends Inlet
Coast Guard
U.S. Coast Guard
John de Baum
Cleveland
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