Tentative Accord On Teacher Contract In Prince George
Prince Georges County Board of Education and the Prince Georges Educators Association announced a tentative one year contract after three months of bargaining. The 7,900 covered employes would receive a 6.3 percent raise effective July 1 at a cost of about $9 million, with total package near $10.1 million. Ratification by the union and the school board is required, and no timetable was set for review.
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Public doubt grows on Carter's ability to steer economy
A New York Times CBS News poll of 1599 adults finds 81 percent doubt Carter can control inflation 74 percent doubt he can balance the budget 54 percent doubt he can cut unemployment. Job rating falls from 66 to 51 percent. half feel financially worse off.
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Kelley to Write Two Books After Resigning as FBI Chief
Retiring FBI Director Clarence Kelley plans two books after his resignation next month one on the FBI and another on his 12 years as Kansas City police chief. He will brief his successor Judge William H. Webster who is seen as the leading candidate for the post. Kelley also said the FBI must restore credibility and public trust in its actions.
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Clarence Kelley
Kansas City
Kelley
William H. Webster
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Roy Rogers Recovers After Open Heart Surgery
Roy Rogers recovered enough from a triple bypass operation to eat meals and watch a Bowl game. Surgeon Dr George Broder said the 66 year old star has a very strong heart as he rests in the cardiac recovery unit at Little Company of Mary Hospital in Torrance California.
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Los Angeles
Roy Rogers
George Broder
Eileen Durkee
Little Company of Mary Hospital
Torrance
The Well-Dressed President
President Carter tops this year’s best dressed list as his public appearances dwindle and he favors his down‑home style. The ranking highlights a shift in presidential fashion amid a quieter public schedule.
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New York
Carter
Bond weighs exit from Georgia Senate toward TV glare
Julian Bond, 38, says he might leave the Georgia Senate for television work. He joked about NBC money and Barbara Walters, but said a departure from the legislature could be real. The piece also notes Carter as best dressed statesman of 1978 and Reggie Jackson as top sports figure.
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Julian Bond
Georgia Senate
Bond
NBC
Barbara Walters
ABC
Carter
Reggie Jackson
New York Yankees
Sex Pistols Dissatisfied With U S Tour Reception
The Sex Pistols said they were disappointed by the tame American audiences during their seven city US tour. They ended the run in San Francisco on Saturday night before about 3,500 fans.
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San Francisco
Sex Pistols
Pistols
Humphrey Letter Reaches Grateful Soldier on Deathbed
In Spokane, a letter Hubert Humphrey wrote to 28-year-old John Savage arrived after the senator’s death. Savage, who once received help from Humphrey to cut military red tape, said he wrote to thank him and to lift Humphrey’s spirits despite his crippling arthritis. The letter was dated January 3 and postmarked January 13, the day Humphrey died.
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Wash
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John Savage
Humphrey
Savage
Tam
Naval Hospital
Sen
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Social Security Administration Service
Virginia Bishop to Speak at Shenandoah College
Bishop W Kenneth Goodson, resident bishop of the Virginia Conference United Methodist Church, will speak at Shenandoah College on Thursday at 11 a.m. in the Ball Room, lecturing on Committed to Christ Called to Change and joining seminars for students.
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Virginia Conference of the
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Rye
N.Y
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Bristol
Tonn Bishop Goodson
Virginia
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Board of Discipleship
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Shenandoah
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