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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Wednesday, June 12, 1974


In the news this morning
ing school until July 12, an extension caused
National by the teacher strike last fall, spread from
SAN FRANCISCO - Doctors nursed pa- the high school to the junior high school level
tients, hospitals turned away nonemergency yesterday. Some 100 students at Brooks Jun-
cases, and services were cut yesterday in the for High School on the city's west side staged
fifth day of a nurses' strike against 40 Nor- a peaceful demonstration in front of the school
them California hospitals Negotiations were and school board officials said smaller protests
scheduled to resume later in the day in an were being conducted at various schools
effort to end the walkout by registered nurses throughout the city.
seeking more money and better patient care.
About half the 4,400 members of the Cali-
fornia Nurses Association participated in the W eather
strike against three hospital groups. The strike
affects about 6,700 beds in hospitals from San Today will be nearly perfect due to a polar
Francisco south to San Jose and east to Sacra- high pressure center that will control our
mento. Hospital administrators said only weather all day. This will cause sunshine in
about half the beds were full. the morning with some fair weather clouds in
0 the afternoon. Tonight fair skies will domi-
nate. The high today will be in the range of
68 to 73 with tonights' low in the range of
DETROIT - Student protests against attend- 48 to 53.

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95I Dream of Jeannie
20 Nanny and the Professor
24 Dick Van Dyke
30 Speaking Freely
16 Basically Baseball
7:00 2 Truth or Consequences
4 News
7 To Tell the Truth
9 Beverly Bilillies
11 To Tell the Troth
13 What's My Line?
24 Bawling for Dollars
50 Untouchables
56 Detroit Black Journal
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9 Bewitched
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I Truth or Consequences
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36 French Chef
56 Wasington Straight Talk
-Interview
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4 13 Chase
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9 tan Tyson
30 Potpourri
50 McHale's Navy
5641Common Ground
0:30 7 24 Movie
"Pioneer Woman,"
1973
9 Target the Impossible
-Science
20 Judd for the Defense
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Volume LXXXIV, No. 25-S
Wednesday, June 12, 1974
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