Virginia Superintendent cites state merger authority in school case
Dr Woodrow Wilkerson testifies that the State Board of Education has authority to consolidate Virginia school systems and that one way busing up to 90 minutes is reasonable for desegregation. He notes historic use of busing blacks across state lines and says current policy favors consolidation. Parakeets noted as popular pets in West Germany.
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Richmond
Virginia
Woodrow W. Wilkerson
State Board of Education
Past
Henrico
Chesterfield
Wilkerson
U.S
Robert R. Merhige Jr
State Board
Supreme Court
George B. Little
Communist Commentators Hail International Monetary Uproar
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports that Communist commentators worldwide, especially in the Soviet Union, praise the Western upheaval as proof capitalism will collapse. They contrast Nixon era policy with Lenin’s NEP of 1921, noting the drastic shifts and the famine era that followed.
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William L. Ryan
Soviet Union
Russia
Pravda
America
Lenin
Bolsheviks
Party
NEP
Stalin
Hints From Heloise Talk to Yourself Dont Be Alarmed
Advice column excerpts about everyday life and household stress. Notes on forgetting tasks, multitasking, and normal self talk. Readers share tips like chatting with oneself to remember chores and managing laundry, ironing, and housekeeping fatigue. The column also includes small home hacks and reader comments.
Pentagon to Expand Job Training Program for Discharged Servicemen
Spurred by President Nixon the Pentagon will boost Project Transition by 50 percent, targeting about 75 000 men for specialized civilian job training. The effort may cost $100 million or more and includes counseling education vocational training and job placement with priority for those with under a high school education and combat or other hard to translate skills. Volunteers will undergo screening then be assigned to skill centers run by the Army Navy and Air Force, with options to extend service up to 60 days beyond discharge.
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Washington
Nixon
Pentagon
Army
Vietnam
United States
Navy
Air Force
Green Springs Association appeals Virginia penal facility case
The Green Springs Association petitions the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals after Judge Merhige refused to block a $3.7 million reception and medical center on a 200 acre tract in Louisa County Virginia. The group argues environmental rights protect the Green Springs historical setting.
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Baltimore
Green Springs Association
Green Springs
Louisa County
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S
Robert R. Merhige Jr
Merhige
Federal
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Virginia
Otis L. Brown
Vann H. Lesco
L. J. Purcell
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Mountain Realty
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Melvin P. Smith
Clarence
Hap) Hill
Miller St
Danny Grimes
Thelma Clore
Athur, Inc. Realtor
Boscawen Street
Realtor
E.E. Bayliss
Greter
Real Estate Institute
U. of Va
Maryland
Washington D.C
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Valley Ave
Virginia, Virginia
James H. Ross
Virginia Assoc. of, Realtors
National Institute O Farm and Land Brokers
Clint Deiley
Lansdale
Holly
V.I. Lenin
Heloise
Liz Davis
R.N
By Roger Bollen
TM Rey
N. Cameron St
West Virginia
Bae van
Bayliss
Wm. R. Hunter
John Gregory
L.W. Riley
OLD Dominion Savings & Loan Association
Winchester Savings & Loan
Boscawen & Washington Sts
Pet Dealers Association
Green Acres
B.M. Sullivan
Rouss Ave
Jack R. Ireland
Valley Ave. Plaza Annex
Bob Grove
Graham Nelson
Doris Cramer
Ruth C. Crum
S. Loudoun St
Bryan Stotler
Joyce Shull
Winfred and
Ruth Crum
U.S. 11
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Bill Landers
Ottela
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