Court rules welfare cuts to needy children in Texas ruling
The Supreme Court rules states may cut welfare payments including outside income in welfare programs for dependent children, with Justices Warren Burger and Rehnquist among the majority. Justice Brennan dissents, arguing federal law limits cuts. The decision centers on whether states can subtract outside income to reduce aid and may affect blacks and other groups.
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Indiana prison sale signals statewide vendor push
The Indiana State Prison at Michigan City plans to meet the public as many prison made items go on sale across Indiana. The drive aims to showcase goods produced by inmates and broaden public awareness of the program.
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Japanese terrorism attack at Israel airport shocks world
AVIV AP Three Japanese terrorists carried submachine guns and grenades into Israel's international airport killing 24 and wounding more than 70 in a death by own action mission. They arrived from Paris via Rome and exploded in the customs hall after disembarking an Air France jet. One attacker died in a grenade blast, another escaped, and the third was captured. Police linked the cell to the United Red Army in Japan, while PFLP claimed responsibility in Beirut. Witnesses described a slaughter house scene as blood and body parts filled the hall. Officials noted heightened security and said the attack lasted about 19 minutes.
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Sanitary Landfill Faces Growing Strain in Madison County
The Anderson Madison County sanitary landfill issue intensifies amid space limits and stricter state rules. Officials cite a 12 acre Ridge Road site nearing capacity with potential EPA study and local council discussion Friday. Multiple landfills exist countywide, including a private one likely too small to ease pressures.
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Nixon in Tehran Wins Wide Welcome on Iran Tour
President Nixon arrived in Tehran to a massive crowd estimated in the millions cheering his return from Moscow. He pledged not to abandon friends as he seeks improved relations with Communist powers and emphasized protecting future generations. He spoke at a glittering dinner with the shah and highlighted the goal of a more prosperous peaceful world for children.
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Trial Nears End in Dozier Murder Case in Indiana
Testimony wrapped for Tuesday as the prosecution neared completion in the Mortis E Dozier trial. Witnesses described the fatal pawnshop shooting in Anderson and Dozier’s ties with co-defendants Williams and Frith. Defense witnesses, including Dozier himself, depicted his troubled background and alleged drug habit. The jury likely to hear final arguments after further defense testimony.
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McGovern Humphrey Clash On Wallace Ticket Hopefuls Clash On Wallace Role
In Los Angeles Democratic rivals George McGovern and Hubert Humphrey rejected backing George Wallace for vice president and argued over tax reform and defense plans. McGovern defended a $1,000 income subsidy and an $85 billion defense cut, while Humphrey criticized parts as too harsh but signaled openness to reform. Humphrey apologized for a Monday remark and both stressed their differences with Wallace remain, as they pitched distinct paths in the California primary campaign.
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