Multiple World News Bits From Newark To Tel Aviv And Washington
A U S court overturned a Hartford suburbs spending rule about low income resident figures. Vitramon Inc bought a New Jersey firm as a subsidiary. State officials probe a suspicious fire linked to a victim’s relative. Eight Newark teens raise funds for American Cancer Society via whiffle ball, final score 187 to 5. President Carter briefed Kissinger on Panama Canal pact and discussed with Ford. Ford ally likely to support. Begin defends extending services to Arabs, seen as provocation by some. Labor board moves to speed up elections under Carter AFL CIO revisions. New York Daily News cites an alleged 40 page record kept by David Berkowitz.
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American Cancer Society
Parker Street
Washington
Carter
Henry A. Kissinger
Secretary of State
Senate
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Vail
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Ford Administration
White House
Board to Bus Few Kids for Desegregation Plan
The Board of Education released a final desegregation plan for fall, likely requiring about 408 additional students. The plan includes a West Side core school, continued phasing of East Site Middle School, a North End core school, and steps to provide information on desegregation questions.
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Board of Education
West Side
East Site
Qthe National High School
Desegregation Plan Backed by City Officials
Daily Aug 15 notes a new desegregation movement merging with the staff and citizen training program. About 1100 youngsters are slated for desegregation efforts as a community interpretation, with Assistant City Attorney Raymond Mulran stating the plan meets Supreme Court requirements. See Schools Page 2.
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Supreme Court
AlGrory Raymond Mulran
State Air Pollution Seen by DEP as Worst Since 74
Hartford reports that Connecticut faces its worst air pollution year since 1974, with Bridgeport dates showing unhealthful and very unhealthful days. DEP official Michael Anderson notes April to August data hint at higher unhealthful days than in 1973 75 and 76, and cites ozone levels peaking in July and August. He urges car pooling and mass transit while weather largely drives annual comparisons. EPA indirect-source rules linger in debate after state hearings.
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Connecticut
Department of Environmental Protection
Michael Anderson
Bridgeport
Beidgeport
Anderson
Dridgeport
Middletown
Derby
U S Says Well Ahead of Soviets in Military Tech
Yalegram wire reports CIA director Stansfield Turner told Congress the United States is well ahead of the Soviet Union in military technology while China trails by 13 to 20 years. He warned Russia leads in some areas, but China faces serious economic problems after earthquakes and upheaval.
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Stansfield ‘Turner
Congress
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Soviet Union
China
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Joint Economic Committee
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William Proxmire
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Mao Tse-Tung
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Tangshan
CLA
Hua Kuo-Feng
Vins
Huy Turner
Planners Seek a Bigger Role for City Commission
By a split vote the City Planning Commission gave itself a larger role in downtown development planning. The panel will study the Main street block and examine financial feasibility of restoration, with aim to review current plans and provide recommendations for improvement. The block is bounded by Main Middle and Walls Fairfield avenue, and the council has agreed to buy the properties for over $1.5 million.
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City Planning Commission
Ichard F. Munise
Main Street
Daventown
Munree
Commission
Robert A. Dorlenaio
Maniec
Mr. Maniec
Jack Helen
John Khrat
Gerald Busker
Planning Commission
Office of Development Administrs
Ting
Dover Tan
Meniec
Fairfield Avenue
Can Ron Council
Lutet
Kine Pak and Shop Corporation
Lower Atlantic Air Fares Likely
International airlines, amid IATA talks in Geneva, announce lower transatlantic fares to challenge Freddie Lake and his Skytrain model. Government approvals in US and UK and by four non attendings are pending. Dates reference Sept 15 for new fares and various quoted prices in dollars and pounds. London to New York and New York to London routes shown with differing currencies and rates. Laker defends pricing as tied to foreign exchange and market dynamics. IATA notes six airlines to set the new rates on Page 2.
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Switzerland
Freddie Lake
International Air Transport Association
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Britain
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Laker
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New York
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New York Daily News
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Castel Gandallo
Italy
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Sidney Folsnat
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