Navy Jack and flags linked to Georgia charter bicentennial
An official says it will be virtually impossible to have another flag made in time for the Fourth as observers note the Navy Jack flag details. The text recounts historical notes about negrillo and Gen James E Oglethorpe chartering Georgia on June 9 1732 and mentions a bicentennial ship parade with over 250 vessels.
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Marine drill instructor acquitted in Pvt. McClure death
S.Sgt. Harold Bronson is cleared of involuntary manslaughter and related charges in the December 6 beating that led to Pvt. Lynn McClure's death at the San Diego Marine Recruit Depot. The trial, upheld by five officers and three enlisted men after just over three hours of deliberation, is the first in a trio of court-martials linked to the case.
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Lynn McClure
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Daniel Hunter
John B. Ullman
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Henry Wallrath
Carter pledges federal aid plan for cities at mayors’ meet
Democratic candidate Jimmy Carter appealed to big city leaders urging a restoration of federalism with federal aid to distressed cities and greater local and state involvement in policy. He offered no dollar figures and cited jobs as the first need, while Commerce Secretary Richardson called for broad block grants and program cuts.
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Supreme Court Busing Ruling Raises More Questions
The Supreme Court split 6 to 2 on Pasadena busing orders, ruling a federal judge overstepped by mandating annual revisions. It left open whether Real's order was valid, how long courts should supervise desegregation, and whether magnet plans could replace busing. Justice Stevens did not participate.
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Boston Official Reacts to Court Ruling on Busing
Boston School Committee Chairman John McDonough says racial segregation may reappear in the city’s polling and that a new Supreme Court decision limits federal courts from forcing revised busing plans. He notes limited changes already required for this fall and expects broader implications.
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Supreme Court
Boston School Committee
John McDonough
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