Atlanta gets more federal aid in child murders probe
The Justice Department will boost technical assistance to Atlanta law enforcement to solve the murders of at least 15 black children. Vice President Bush said federal investigators may be sent, though FBI involvement remains undecided. Attorney General Smith directs a community relations effort to build a civic information network.
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Japan marks Northern Territories Day over four disputed islands
Tokyo hosts a unity rally led by Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki as Japan protests Soviet occupation of the Etorofu Kuna shiri Shikotan and Habomai islands. Nationwide ceremonies honor residents who died seeking return. Soviet media dismiss the move as anti Sovietism.
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US birth rates fall sharply but future fertility debated
Census Bureau researchers Martin OConnell and Carolyn Rogers report a decade long drop in American childbearing and a rising share of childless women possibly reaching 25 to 30 percent, while others see a temporary postponement. The study notes 2.2 expected births per married woman, unchanged since 1975.
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