Detroit Plans No Fall Busing Amid Court ruling
Detroit Board of Education proceeds with regular fall opening without cross district busing after the 6th Circuit ordered a temporary delay on bus purchases for transporting students from Detroit to 52 white suburban districts. The court will hear arguments Aug 24 and may alter plans as appeals proceed.
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Egypt seeks Soviet withdrawal amid arms limit pact
Cairo sources say a U S Soviet understanding to slow the Middle East arms race was reached during the May Moscow summit. Egypt demanded removal of Soviet advisers and noted no new weapon supplies since then while Israel’s near term needs remain contracted.
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Historic rail dispute ends with firemen on diesels
The 1903 dispute over firemen on diesel locomotives ended in a deal between U S railroads and the United Transportation Union. About 16,000 firemen currently employed will not lose jobs, with future reductions by attrition and all passenger trains to keep firemen in the cab. UTU president Chesser said firemen will be retained to fill future engineer vacancies and safety concerns remain acknowledged.
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Senate approves wage raise for millions of workers
The Senate backed a bill to raise the minimum wage to 2.20 an hour over 26 months, expanding coverage to an estimated 74 million workers previously exempt. The measure passed 65 to 27 after defeating a 2.00 an hour proposal.
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First Pentagon Papers juror read. one rejected in trial
Hollywood researcher Carl Travers was the first juror candidate to say he had read the Pentagon Papers. He described feeling duped by the government and said he could not fairly judge the case of Ellsberg and Russo, who face theft conspiracy and espionage charges for leaking the study.
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Death toll mounts as heat wave bites east coast
United Press International reports a deadly heat wave stretching along the coast as air quality worsens. Forecasters warn the hot air mass will linger through the weekend, causing blackouts and brownouts amid rising deaths from extreme conditions.
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Ford seeks price hike to cover safety costs in 1973 models
Ford asked the Federal Price Commission for an average $92 rise on 1973 model cars citing government required safety and antipollution equipment costs. GM, Chrysler and American Motors also filed requests while New York heat spurs health concerns and electricity cuts.
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Lindsay chides McGovern stresses urban problems
United Press International reports Senator George S. McGovern faced criticism from Mayor John Lindsay over dearth of focus on big city issues. Lindsay pledged to aid the Democratic ticket while noting McGovern’s potential for national change. McGovern courted labor support amid UAW endorsement and prepared for a South Dakota strategy session.
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Outdoor movie listings in Hoosick Adams and Williamstown
At Hoosick NY the outdoor cinema features The Omega Man with Charlton Heston as the second film and Shaft star Richard Roundtree in Shatt's Big Score, followed by Pretty Maids All in a Row. In Williamstown the Godfather tops the box office while Bennington screens Prime Cut with Lee Marvin and Gene Hackman and Le Mans with Steve McQueen. In Adams and Hoosac Mass open air options list Red Sun and Monte Walsh and showtimes are at dusk with answering-service lime.
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