European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 06, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 24 the stars and stripes Friday september 6, 1985 striking Chicago teachers Back to work by the associated press Chicago teachers tentatively agreed to end a strike that had disrupted the first Day of school for 431,000 students. While walkouts in Seattle and other cities kept another 151,000 students out or class in six states. The teachers in Chicago the nation s third largest school system agreed wednesday on a two year contractor the second Day of the strike after intervention by gov. James r. Thompson. The pact still must be approved by the 28,000-Mcm bar Chicago teachers Union which called a strike for the third consecutive year. The Union s House of delegates followed Cut presi Dent Jacqueline Vaughn s recommendation and approved the pact 579-57, suspending the walkout until ratification vote by the rank and file sept. 19. We won Vaughan said. We wanted a two year contract because we wanted to restore stability and we got the agreement would provide raises of 6 percent in the first year of the contract and 3 percent in the second year Thompson said. The agreement followed Marathon talks that began Early tuesday among negotiators for the Board of education the teachers Union and James Reilly the governor s chief of staff. School doors were to open for the first Day of classes on thursday officials said. The 3 percent salary increase for next year is Contin gent on the legislature s coming up with an extra s50 million to pay for it Thompson said. If the Money docs not come through the Board would be Able to get out of the contract on an escape clause that was included in the agreement. State Senate Republican Leader James Philip said he believed the democratic controlled general Assembly would come up with the Money. The strike began after negotiators reached a stalemate Over a one year salary increase with the Board offering a 3.5 percent raise and the Union asking a 9 percent in crease. The Union lowered its demand to 8 percent. Late tuesday Reilly who shuttled Between the two sides during the talks said they had agreed to a framework for an Money remained the sticking Point he average teacher s salary in Chicago is $30,000, said Board president George new talks were scheduled in Seattle where the City s 44,000 Public school students were to have Goeback to class wednesday. The 3,700 teachers aides and substitutes struck tuesday Over slate imposed salary limits class size and other , walkouts began wednesday in Pawtucket and Newport in Rhode Island keeping 12,100 students out of school and in Toronto Ohio. In Canton Ohio about 100 teachers for the county mental retardation and developmental disabilities Board struck wednesday although the schools and workshops for the 1,100 Chil Dren end adult students stayed continued in four Michigan districts affecting 51,400 students and 3,100 teachers in six Pennsylvania districts idling 19,800 students at Hofstra University in Hempstad . And in one other Illinois system affecting 9,900 pupils. Saudis from Page 1 express concern that the weapons might fall into the hands of Israel s enemies. The Reagan administration initially at tempted to arrange a makeshift Alliance of saudi Arabia Jordan Egypt and Israel As bulwark against soviet penetration of the Middle East. Only Israel and Oman a Small Gulf state showed much interest in participating and the idea of creating a Friendly net work was shelved. Is. Peace efforts in the Middle East have foundered but a new drive apparently will be launched following a review of a trip last month to Mideast capitals by Richard w. Murphy the assistant Secretary of state for the near East. Jordan and the Palestine liberation organization Are insisting on preliminary talks with . Officials before negotiating with Israel. Israel is willing to negotiate directly with a delegation of jordanians and palestinians who Are not prominent members of the Plo. Israel objects to the idea of preliminary discussions seeing it As a device to gain stature for the Plo. As part of the review. Secretary of state George Shultz will meet in new York later this month with several Mideast leaders. He has been reluctant to have the United states step in until the arabs have found a Way to negotiate terms with Israel. Satellite be from Page i Fairchild Industrial id tuesday that company executives Wal beware of the Deci Sion but were that the air Force would change its Milf foul cancel ing the program. The decision came at a keys Ken the process of assembling a Pentagon president Reagan will Send to c Early next year for the fiscal year begin the following october. The Pentagon been trying to Cut about $30 billion from earlier Long Range budget plans to with guidelines set by Congress. Air Force officials said the liner pro Gram was Cut in part in Ordo avoid cuts in vital combat aircraft Raf Ranu. One air Force official familiar Fuh the program did air Force May Nave Cuttle program Frowne budget with the hopeful Type Cufr that Congress would restore it. The air a tit official who spoke on theron Dixonjr not be identified said the t-46a As a budget casualty was Apo influenced by a recent history of r cent problems at the Farmingdale it. The air Force announced last week that a june inspection had uncover new management and at the Plant and said it was spending $4 million a month in Broadh payments on the Trainer plane and or Republic pro Grams. The air Fjug Lofficial said the service was consider several alternatives if the t-46a we Ancelet including putting new wings by engines on the old t-37 trainers. Noper option would be to shop for a per plane. Yet another would be buy re the design rights to the t-46a from Republic and hiring another company to k build it the official said. Kunder air Force pressure Fairchild in i recently installed new management atom Republic subsidiary and began a pro grand improvements to win Back the Pentagon a hid Cnoc. Turner said the company had How. More inspectors put in new improved its train ing of Plant and taken other Steps in an Effort to ii he Jet Trainer program. 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An Anonymous caller claimed direct action was responsible in a Call to a French news Agency and said the bomb spree was carried out so show our Solidarity with the South african the French and South african states Are prepared to do anything to dominate the people that they exploit the caller said. It is in Paris ministry offices that Blacks begin to die and they Are finished off in Interior minister Pierre Joe visited the Sites in the aftermath of the explosions. It was the first act by direct action since it attempted to assassinate a senior French army officer in june in a Paris suburb. The attack was foiled when the officer s Driver sped away from the scene. In 1982 president Franco Mitterrand outlawed the group after police suspected it of Jovo vement in a number of attacks against Middle East diplomats in Paris. Since then it has waged a series of bomb attacks against government and nato tar gets along with office said to have link with Israel and South Africa. 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