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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1980
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St. Helens swelling,
scientists uncertain
United Press International
VANCOUVER, Wash. — The
north rim of the inner crater of volca
nic Mount St. Helens is swelling at
the rate of almost an inch per day.
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but scientists refuse to predict
another eruption is imminent.
“They wouldn’t be surprised if
there’s an eruption,” Federal
Emergency Management Agency
spokeswoman Joyce Routson said
Monday. “But they aren’t predicting
one either.”
Similar deformations have pre
ceded some eruptions, but also have
occurred with no volcanic activity,
Routson said.
Other U.S. Geological Survey
tests showed the amount of carbon
dioxide and sulfur dioxide gas vent
ing from the volcano dropped the
past weekend — a condition that
preceded the last two eruptions of
July 22 and Aug 7.
Observers reported the volcano
was generally quiet, venting a small
steam cloud. No seismic activity was
detected.
Scientists said the lava dome re
mained stationary in the inner crater
with glowing rocks still visible
through cracks in the top of the
dome.
Philadelphia schools close:
teachers’ strikes continue
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United Press International
Philadelphia officials closed
schools Tuesday and held marathon
talks with the striking teachers’ un
ion in an effort to end the largest of
the walkouts affecting some 650,000
students nationwide.
About 35,000 teachers and other
school employees in nine states were
on strike. Most were seeking higher
wages, smaller classes and job
security.
In the newest strike, teachers in
San Jose, Calif., walked off their jobs
Monday and the district’s 33,000
pupils began the 1980-81 school year
under the supervision of substitute
teachers. No talks were scheduled
Tuesday.
In Philadelphia, however, con
tract negotiations that had broken
down Thursday night resumed Mon
day at a hotel in Trevose, Pa. A news
blackout was imposed by state
mediator Edward Feehan. The key
stumbling block to a settlement has
been the planned layoff of 2,000
teachers.
Schools Superintendent Michael
Marcase canceled all classes for
220,000 students Tuesday except
day care and Head Start programs.
In Rochester, N.Y., a hearing on
whether the city’s 2,300 teachers are
in violation of the state’s Taylor Law
— forbidding them to strike — was
scheduled to resume Tuesday.
Fifty-eight Rochester schools
were ordered closed for a fifth day
Tuesday as the first teachers strike in
the city’s history entered its eighth
day.
The state’s chief public mediator,
Erwin Kelly, arrived in Rochester
Sunday in an effort to get the stalled
contract talks moving, but he left
Monday saying, "I am not much en
couraged.” The main issue was
wages.
In New York City, schools opened
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Child’s Plate 1.20
Spaghetti with Meatsauce 2.00
Child's Plate 1.10
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Child’s Plate . ...' 1.20
Lasagne . / 2.90
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All the Soup Iz Salad you tan eat & fixins’
Soup &: Salad Bar with meal (per person) 1.25
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Soft Drinks 25 &: .35
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Carafe 2.30
Beer 00
Pitcher 2.75
Wine Cooler 1.00
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dents after matrons who ri
with 170,000 students ap
new contract late Sunday,
ers had threatened to honorti
rons’ strike.
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Brooklyn was struck by meo!|
the Lay Faculty Associati
school’s 1,400 students wenl
home when 46 of the school's!
teachers did not show up foil
Schools were open Moof
Newark, N.J., where teacln
fied a new contract Sunday,^
the strike in the 61,'
school district that beg|
Wednesday.
Classes also resumed for4,ij
dents in North Providence, i|
ter 35 janitors voted to endaq
strike that was honored byt
But strikes continued in t
Rhode Island communitiet
17,400 public school studenl]]
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tions were bogged downiiilt|
Pennsylvania school district
some 3,500 teachers walker
at schools with a total enroll
51,000.
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turned to their classes MoraL -
a two-week strike, hut teaefc]
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districts, affecting HO.OOOsti
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tinned strikes in 22 districtl
85,100 students.
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school employees in four Ola
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dents.
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to school Monday afterawer
strike in eight school district
total enrollment of6,000pu]4
teachers union agreed tor
strike when school officialspr>
to reinstate 10 teachers wk
fired last week when theyi
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