Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 13

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fashion fabrics ok) moo no downtown kailua tahala peorlridge tahului Sale ends October 13 at the schoolyard gates." MOHR SAID the DOE may not deprive its employes, principals included, of their rights guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution. He said the DOE in singling out Cupit "has punished him for the exercise of the most precious of rights that of freedom of speech as well as freedom of association and assembly." Mohr also said, "The DOE has made it clear to everyone else in Cupit's position that it will punish them should they dare to exercise their constitutional rights to speak freely in public on an issue of vital public interest." Mohr said the ACLU legal panel to accept Cupit as a client and will represent him as necessary. He said this may be in the appeal through the union, in informal negotiations with the DOE, or in filing a lawsuit, if necessary. CUPIT'S SUSPENSION was recommended first by Leeward District School Superintendent Liberato C.

Viduya Jr. Viduya said Cupit's participation in a public marching demonstration protesting use of procedures spelled out in the teachers' contract violated the administrative philosophy of the Leeward School District, the employe code of ethics in the school code and the administrative guidelines for press relations and release of information for public By Hildegaard Verploegen Star-Bulletin Writer The American Civil Liberties Union of Hawaii yesterday announced it will represent William G. Cupit, principal of Barbers Point Elementary School, in his appeal of a five-day suspension without pay lor participating in a Sept. 19 demonstration outside the State Department of Education. Cupit, vice principal Bill Blitman -and about two dozen teachers were staff reduction at the Leeward school.

Blitman received a letter of reprimand. Cupit was given a five-day suspension without pay by State Superintendent Charles Clark. CLARK SAID HE considered it Improper behavior for a principal as manager of a school and supervisor of teachers to join those teachers in a public demonstration protesting an established policy of the DOE. Cupit completed the suspension yesterday. He is appealing through the Hawaii Government Employes Association, the union which represents public school administrators.

1 Reinhard Mohr, ACLU executive director, said that while the ACLU recognizes the right of school authorities to regulate the conduct of school personnel in a reasonable manner the U.S. Supreme Court "has said that a person does not shed his or her constitutional rights School Board Head Won't Get Abercrombie Apology State Rep. Neil Abercrombie yesterday said he has no intention of apologizing for a letter consisting of a two-word epithet he sent to State Board of Education chairman 'No bom Yonamine. The board last week voted to take 'the matter up with House Speaker James Wakatsuki. from staffing the Makiki Library.

The building, the former site of the Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association, is being used as a People's Library with a volunteer staff aided by the City. The school board has voted to accept the building, but there has been no further action because State officials say the City hasn't formally offered the land. That explanation, however, doesn't satisfy Abercrombie. "There's not a single school district in the United States which would turn down free land for a library with 8,000 books already in it," he said. He said he hasn't heard from Wakatsuki yet.

I "Apologize for what?" said Aber-j crombie. I "It's the normal reaction of a red-! blooded American to bureaucratic arrogance," said the Makiki Democrat. HIS SEPT. 29 message responded to an earlier letter from Yonamine, in which the board chairman said legal and budget problems prevented the Department of Education 39.99- 81.99 SPECIAL! "Ui." LUGGAGE ON WHEELS, THE ONLY WAY TO GO Tired of struggling with heavy luggage? Then you'll love traveling with "US." luggage on wheels. It's made of wipe-clean vinyl in blue, tan or green.

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