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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1961)
White Fined For Pflnch LUSAKA, Northern Rhodesia (AP) A swaftbucklin0vhite bus- inessman was fined $140 today for punching the jaw of G. Mennen Williams here two weeks ago. He chose to pay the fine rather than spend two months in jail. Stuart Finlay-Bissett, S3, was given the choice by a judge after he pleaded guilty today to com mon assault for roughing up the VS. assistant secretary of state for African affairs. Finlay-Bissett doesn't like American policy in Africa. Magistrate I. M. Eveans called it "an act of stupid hooliganism toward a high-ranking guest" I ill! ill 11 ill I PAGE S 4 HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Wednesday. Srptrmbtr . 161 I Chancel lop 'Recommends Rent-Free rlenief orStrands r the first radiant convector heater MTffA f ofo enclosed heating element Cavalier AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC Model -r Wall Insert HEATERS SAFBl Nickel - chromium ! wire embedded in cor . - dierite ceramic, the finest .' - ceramic known for heat t- ing elements. 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The Higher Educa lion Board and the state Board of Education meet jointly through the morning. Richards said he will ask that Strand be appointed as director of the system's new office of inter- mstitutional research with a $17,- 300 annual salary. One of his first duties in that job, Richards said, would be to study feasibility of putting both in 1 ri i M i PAINTINGS STOLEN A policeman investigates theft of four expensive paintings in the home of David E. Bright, West Los Angeles, Calif., Mrs. Bright is in center. Maid, right, was locked in closet as thief took paintings. Officers today surmised that the paintings would be held for ransom following a mysterious telephone call to the Bright home Tuesday night. 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He said the Strands should be charged a reasonable rental for the house so as not to break a precedent that allows only the chancellor and heads of institu- supervision and differences in thelvolves money paid the districts. Theeoard did not expect at thisjumber of students. in view of the disparity, J. W meeting to name a new chancel lor to replace Richards. He said he expected his resignation to be effective before the board's Oc tober meeting. Richards is taking a California post. Members of the board's Finance Committee Monday indicated they will look into payments that go to school districts in connection vftth student teacher training. H. A. Bork, higher education system comptroller, told the board payments vary from nothing to $30 per student teacher per term. 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