The Honolulu Advertiser from Honolulu, Hawaii • 41

HONOLULU ADVERTISER Tuesday, August 28, 1973 D-3 Shop Daily 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Saturday 8 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Sunday 10 A.M.

to 5 P.M. JYI L-iAk Sears Sears Low Price! Li'l Girls' Polyester Knit Dresses SAVE82C! HSTA thinks teachers will win The Hawaii State Teachers Association yesterday expressed confidence that it will be able to require the State to fully fund the 5.5 per cent retroactive pay raise that is due to teachers. HSTA President Ted Waitt said attorneys of the National Education Association, with which the HSTA is affiliated, told him that Hawaii's teachers have a 90 per cent chance of winning the dispute. The State Department of Education has said it will withhold paying part of the 5.5 per cent retroactive pay raise until the U.S. Cost of Living Council grants assurance that full funding of the raise won't be a violation of last year's Federal wage freeze.

THE STATE Attorney General's Office agrees with the DOE that full payment of the raise would be in violation of the freeze. The trouble spot of the dispute is only that period between Sept. 1, 1972, and Jan. 10, 1973, when the freeze was in effect. The DOE and the Attorney Regular S3.

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SAVE 93c! Regular $4.50 Students' s'M Knit Skirts Hi SAVE 32c! Regular $1.29 SAVE 42c General's Office say the State can pay only a 1.8 per cent raise for that time, then a 5.5 per cent rate thereafter. The State has asked the Cost of Living Council for a ruling on the matter. "If the council (eventually) decides to allow full 5.5 per cent retroactive payment for the entire 1972-73 school year, we will comply," said Kay Jones, DOE spokesman. "THE DOE certainly does not wish to stir up labor unrest, as charged by the HSTA. We do want to avoid a violation of Federal regulations The DOE earlier announced that the full 5.5 per cent raise would be paid, lump-sum, in the teachers' Aug.

31 paychecks. Considering that the average teacher salary in Hawaii is $10,800, this would have meant a gross payment of nearly $600 for many teachers. Now, the Aug. 31 paycheck for the average teacher will be about $400, but the HSTA through NEA attorneys will continue fighting for the additional $200. WAITT said that although his initial reaction to hearing about the State's less-than-full payment was to "withhold teachers' services" that is, strike he said at a press conference yesterday that he has tempered that reaction.

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Sara Elizabeth Lucas Larsen, 87, wife of the late Dr. Nils P. Larsen, a noted Island physician and philanthropist, died Sunday at Pohai Nani. Long active in community organizations. Mrs.

Larsen was a past regent of the Daughters of Hawaii. She was first elected to the position in 1948. A former kindergarten teacher, Mrs. Larsen was active in the Kindergarten and Children's Aid Association. She served several terms as the organization's president.

MRS. LARSEN was born in Honolulu in 1886, the daughter of kamaaina contractor and businessman John Lucas. Mr. Lucas served as a City and County supervisor and as a State senator. Dr.

Larsen, who died in 1964, was a former medical director of the Queen's Medical Center and the founder of the hospital's nursing school. He also was the founder of the Medical Group. He also served as medical adviser to the Hawaii Sugar Planters Association, and he won recognition for his efforts to improve the nutrition and health standards of plantation workers. Dr. and Mrs.

Larsen enjoyed traveling and collecting fine art works, many of which had been kept at their Diamond Head home. Mrs. Larsen was said to have had a special interest in Hawaiian music. GRAVESIDE services for Mrs. Larsen will be held at noon tomorrow at Oahu Cemetery.

Contributions in her memory may be made to the Daughters of Hawaii. She is survived by a son, Jack L. Larsen; a daughter, Mrs. Lila Morgan and six grandchildren. SAVE S2 EACH! Regular Sll Casual Fashion Mates SAVE SI! Regular $6.99 Youths' Gym Oxfords 97 97 8 8 Regular Sll Oxfords 597 Regular Sll HandhaK White or Black Soft -a-ual that pir prrat with ja-aiw SiihIi- ami inMith inl iiM-r iti na.

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