Nixon Congress Face Battle Over School Aid Package
A $728.6 million amendment package aims to expand federal aid for schools as part of an Office of Education funding bill before the House. Rep. Hathaway and many Democrats back the plan which would raise total elementary and secondary education funding and add funds for impacted districts higher education and vocational programs amid long running disputes with President Nixon.
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Laise to Speak at ICL Breakfast Event
Jim Laise sales manager at H F Byrd Inc will speak at the International Christian Leadership Program breakfast tomorrow morning. The 7 am gathering at The Elms Restaurant is open to the public.
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Instant Sewing Book Cut Fit Sew Modern Way
An advertising snippet offers an Instant Sewing book for cut and fit basics and an Instant Fashion book answering what to wear. Both priced at $1.00.
Justices Black Douglas Fight Rearguard Action as Court Drifts Rightward
Justices Black and Douglas oppose the Warren era drift as Chief Justice Burger moves the court right. Black fumes at a 5-4 citizenship ruling and DouglasSharply dissents against a 6-3 decision allowing informers with hidden transmitters, arguing it erodes privacy and free speech.
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Plea for sweeping changes at Virginia schools voiced
Roanoke AP report states T Edward Temple and Preston Caruthers urged three day conference of school superintendents to adopt reforms. Proposals include a Virginia Education Center in Richmond, a 12 month school year, expanded educational TV, and district consolidation to improve student services. Yorktown noted as a well excavated Colonial site.
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Preston C. Caruthers
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Greek Seamen Return Flight From Virginia Port
Six Greek merchant seamen held by the Coast Guard for safety were to be flown home to Greece. They had sought temporary protective haven after reporting narcotics aboard their ship the Hellenic Spirits at Hampton Roads. Hashish and gum opium were reportedly found on board following information from a tug captain involved in docking.
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