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VAi.h. KOUR *.pulp. (Oklo.) HcraM, Tw.d.7, Au*»*t M.
Substitute Teachers
Fill For OKC Strikers
OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) - Substitutes and non-striking
tadiers were the object of jeers from teachers walking
picket lines, but Oklahoma ~..ki;___.... . 6
■.camera were me ohiee* u. < ~ Ulcreasesj He also has disputed the 9 percent overall pay
bo. •* 1 xx- >«
-m look.1itedreams„ day
d eaLh«r, .said one striking teacher, taunting a substitute “id an estimated 900 substitute teacher. i p^ie*nidn
‘™ * M .......-.............- • • - .m hired^eJ^”^^^^
me buses bringing students early Monday were only half
full, but school adminislrelnr. ....... ha'f
a teacher
entering a
“damdaZl^£££| —S'“,enL' “,IV
appeared for the first day of classes.
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aXZSS*? lriH!ly Was ahoUl 85 percent' i"«cat Brenda Martin, vice president of the teach,
fully material S h05™" apparent,y had failed to not giving in to the school board has become «
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There were no rm.H, „r _________ Ms lhe prirK'iple of the "trike, not the money,"
GROUNDBREAKING for a 540-crypt addition at Greer
Valerie Hodgers, bookkeeper; John Pariseau, owner 1x1111 at Green Hill (Herald Photo)
BallerinaRejects Offer
To Stay With Husband
NEW YORK (UPIl _ ...a _______ . .
NEW ,u„ (UP.) - d ,ra„ „ ^ and
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to Moscow aboard the American tr.,.rUnUe<1 ‘tS d‘d a11her talking through an
Aeroflot jet the United States To"!! . . interpreter
had grounded for three days hZh ,h. . Departmfnl or' "She struck me as having
t« determine if she was deredthfPiune grounded at 5 made up her mind
Chinese
Protest
Treatment
rents.
Ihere were no reports of violence, no evidence of a
massive student boycott and no schools closed by the first
isrsr a* »d s-aS
Police had arrested three juveniles late Sunday in connec-
" w,th a minor fire at Northeast High School, but refused
to say whether the incident was strike-related
Each of the city’s nine high schools was assigned several
school ofSa^darmed SCh00‘ SeCUrUy gUards Monda>-
°* s,trike Wednesday, have been
creases above the o l... . .. y ,or ,n-
She said AFT will not "sell out” to the school board until
they make some fair offers."
PEKING (UPI) - Some
200 Chinese men, women and
children, many of them
raggedly dressed, began a
sit-in today in front of the
offices of China’s Cabinet,
protesting allegedly hostile
treatment by provincial
officials.
The demonstration took
creases alsn. the 9° p^m
Mike Barlow, American Federation of Teachers president
ifuirih-iT$8 5LSb0ar<1 ClaT by Saying the ^nct has
h<in $8.o million in surplus funds available for pay
Both teachers’ union and school officials have expressed
an interest in returning to the bargaining table with federal
mediators, but Superintendant Dr. Thomas Payzant said
Monday bargaining would be resumed only when "teachers
come to the realization that no more money is available.”
Payzant and School Board President Paul English have
said a court injunction may be sought to force teachers back
to work, but Payzant has said court action is considered a
last resort by school officials.
Payzant said the only penalty against striking teachers is a
pay loss for each day they fail to report to work. He said
about $70,000 in overall salaries are lost by teachers for each
day of the strike.
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Thatcher Promises War Against
Terrorism’ After Lord’s Death
SUGC, Ireland (UPf, - a critical condition and Lord "Unde ni^i„ « ...._____ „
Irish Republican Army
leaving voluntarily.
The white-and-blue
Ilyushin-62 jet carrying the
dancer and 54 other
passengers lifted off from
Kennedy Airport at 6:39 p.m.,
ending a diplomatic standoff
between Moscow and
Washington prompted by the
defection to the United States
of her husband, 30-year-old
Bolshoi ballet star Aleksandr
Godunov.
Fifty-two people had re-
mained aboard the plane with
the dancer throughout the
negotiations, and an
American woman and a
Peruvian man were allowed
to board before takeoff
Miss Vlasova, arriving at
Moscow's Sheremetyvo
Airport at 10:20 a.m. (3:20
a.m. EDT), rushed into the
arms of her mother, shouting,
“Mama! Mama!”
The demonstration took 7 Republican Army
n nU,fcPl^ne gri°Unded al 5 made up her mind” place on Changan boulevard terrorists struck at the heart
ssjs-scj
the jet, escort^ by eighin,en doped or under stress ’ the People where IJS Vico Mo»ntbatten, “Uncle Dickie”
believed to be Soviet security Soviet diplomat YeVf,eny President Walter Mondale <° Queen Elizabeth II and one
Donald MeHenrv m r 1'lakeyev said *** Mlerinrt was noting with Chinese ” Br‘ta!n’s mosl
. /l’ Ch,ef derision and the ensuing Premier Hua Guofeng distinguished soldier-stat-
ne«»tiator at Kennedy release of the plane was “a Urged on by cheerleaders esmen
s o°m?n s^t S °f viclory of jusUee. The results demonstrators shouted Tll« death Monday of the 79-
.... 1)11 e r Sf^ak for themselves.’1' slogans and waved their righi > car-uld World War II Allied
negotiations, said after Makcvev fisL>. ------------ J
negotiations, said after
meeting Miss Vlasova in
what the State Department
described as “a neutral
setting” she convinced him it
was her free decision to
return.
"We asked if anyone had
Makeyev termed the
grounding of the Aeroflot
plane a
fists clenched in the com- f - - - ------
________ munist salute. ’ro,r British Prime Minister
‘political hijacking.” “They come from all over ^arKaret Thatcher "to wage
China,"a police official at the th.® w"r a^ainsl terrorism
Joel Landau, a UPI scene told reporters. with relentless determination rl,,vn"«'
photographer who gained Reporters who tried to take Until 11 is won ” A neet of craft that r«ced to
access to the aircraft prior to pictures were at first ordered Mountbatten, his grandson, die wrecked yacht found only
takeoff, said Miss Vlasova, away by police. But photos Nicholas Brabourne, 15, and Pieces of floating debris and
wearing a black zinnor-ftvuii were normin-j i.i__ a 17-year-old boatman were die seven occupants floating
killed instantly by a bomb in the water. Mountbatten
blast that tore his yacht apart was dead when he was pulled
off the small Atlantic Coast frt,m the sea, villagers said
Villa On nf ____ <n Uminfknit__1L1__•
„ ----*■ — u mucu
commander drew a threat
a critical condition and Ixird
Brabourne, though less
critically hurt was seriously
ill, the spokesman said.
Mountbatten’s other grand-
son, Timothy, the twin
brothei- of Nicholas, also was
i ritically ill and there were
fears he may lose his sight
At the request of Mountbat-
ten’s relatives, specialists
from the Royal Victoria
Hospital In Belfast, who have
long experience of dealing
with terrorist casualties,
were traveling to Sligo
Hnsni la I
A fleet of craft that raced to
“Uncle Dickie," was “deeply
shocked" and in seclusion at
Balmoral, her Scottish home,
Buckingham palace said.
Mountbatten, who served
four monarchs in an
illustrious career, was
supreme commander of
Allied forces in Southeast
Asia in World War □ and
flags will fly at half-staff
throughout Britain.
The Dublin government
pondered whether the
assassination would have any
impact on Pope John Paul
II s visit to Ireland next
month.
7------ “■'J'XOC oau mu eon, said Miss Vlasova
threatened her and she very wearing a black zipper-front
iZTvTil! D° ' l0!>k lumpsu't and a gold necklace, Police at one poin
e en reatened? I went back to her window seat promised an interview witl
M l0,*ed *“* >»d landers of the urnup, bnt taler
The StadeU had rejeeled UZsZ " “ “^denta I, .as„„,
American requests for a landau said there was A police spokesman said
private meeting with the laughter as he approached the demonstrators' were from
WBu“ne.ri£ M?Ha,.PC?t MiSS V‘aS0Va W,th his Various Chinest Provinces
“It was not only difficult for agreed to a StaU-l and °ne p*“en«er outside Peking He said they
me but for all the passengers 21 ^ ^ngll8h’ “You’d Were prol^ng hostile
on Iht- plane," Mi^ Vlasovs u ^ "7 J F*" fata,™, by officials in tor
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from the people around me McHenry said there were departure* ° ‘he‘r
dependence in 1947
The queen ordered court
mourning through next
week’s funeral services and
— o* auu uiero was
speculation he might make a
swift trip across the border to
visit Northern Ireland’s
Roman Catholics in Armagh
away by police. But photos
were permitted later.
Police at one point
with
Teen Waives Extradition In Slaying
ENID, Okia. (UPI) - A
Missouri teen-ager has
waived extradition in the
slaying of a 73-year-old man
who was shut in a closet
during a burglary and then
shot through the door.
Police Monday arrested
Robert E.J. O’Neal, 17, of
Joplin, Mo., at an Enid truck
stop after an officer was
tipped that the FBI had been
seeking O’Neal
O'Neal and Johnny Boggs,
18, are charged in Missouri
with shooting Ralph Roscoe
Shariek, 73, who was put in a
closet during a robbery of his
son-inlaw’s house in
Springfield, Mo.
Prison Officials
Suspect Switch
said.
Police say O’Neal and
Boggs were burglarizing the
home of Dr. Larry Dowell
when Shariek. who lived in a
house behind Dowell,
discovered them
Boggs was arrested in
Houston earlier
I he pickup driven by
home areas.
About 300 protesters from
northeast China and Inner
Mongolia staged a similar sit-
in Aug. 8 and 9. They said
they had come to Peking to
protest the refusal of local
officials to redress wrongs
they suffered.
village of Mullaghmore, 12
miles south of the Northern
Ireland border.
The IRA said in Belfast il
set the 50-pound bomb and
detonated it by remote
control as Mountbatten and
members of his family were
leaving on a fishing trip near
his annual holiday home of 30
years, Classiebawn Castle.
One of those critically
injured in the blast, the
dowager I.ady Brabourne, 84,
died in Sligo hospital today, a
hospital spokesman said
Mountbatten’s daughter,
lady Brabourne, was still in'
Mountbatten, third cousin
to the queen and uncle of her
husband, Prince Philip, was
the royal matchmaker that
brought them together. The
queen, who called him
W* htta
j*tt ttmti
NEW 1979
CHRISTMAS CAROS
All N>w $«l«ctlon with
Pree Letter Press Imprinting
During September
(not hot stamps)
Tp. '\I1, ’ * ■ 1 ,u pickup driven by
The killers fired four shots O’Neal to the truck stop was
from a 22-caliber pistol reported stolen in Wichita
AURORA, 111 (UPI) -
Authorities placed what they
believed was a gram of
heroin In a safe at the Fox
Valley Corrections Center.
Two weeks later, they opened
It to find one gram of plaster
of Paris.
For one thing, noted a
spokesman for the Illinois
Department of Corrections,
search dogs are trained to
sniff out heroin — not plaster
of Paris.
through the closet door,
killing Shariek, investigators
Falls, Texas, Enid police
said.
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Hauling
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