Senate ends busing filibuster amid anti busing vote
The Senate voted 61 to 36 to end debate on a plan to bar federal courts from ordering busing in school integration cases and immediately approved an anti busing amendment 60 to 39. Final passage of the bill was delayed as Congress moved to other matters.
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Asia
German terrorist sought near U.S. base in West Germany
Police hunted Inge Viett a 37 year old wanted terrorist linked to a three week wave of anti American attacks. Witnesses said she drove near Rhein Main Air Base outside Frankfurt as bombs were defused there. The Red Army Faction claimed responsibility, part of a wider anti American military campaign.
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U S missionary killed in Guatemala a shooting
UPI reports presumes leftist guerrillas killed American Mennonite missionary John Dave Troyer 28 of Mio Michigan and seriously wounded fellow missionary Gary Miller 21 of Norfolk Virginia. Gunmen entered Troyer home near Talama 60 miles west of Guatemala City tied residents outside then fired after ransacking vehicle.
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UPI
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John Dave Troyer
Mio
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Michigan
Gary Miller
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Europe
Troyer
Talama
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PATCO seeks federal panel order to restart talks
PATCO asked the Federal Labor Relations Authority to compel the government to resume contract talks after the union’s Aug 3 strike. The administration pressed for dissolution of the union or similar action, while arguing talks should not resume and calling the strike over. The panel heard 21 percent hours of oral arguments and gave no timetable for a decision.
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Federal Labor Relations Authority
Civil War ironclad finds in James River Cumberland and Florida
Divers uncover the wrecks of the Union frigate Cumberland sunk in 1862 by the ironclad Merrimac and the Confederate raider Florida, scuttled at Newport News after capturing or sinking numerous Union vessels. The discoveries were announced by Clive Cussler of the National Underwater and Marine Agency.
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UPI
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Clive Cussler
National Underwater and Marine Agency
Florida
Police break blockade at Diablo Canyon gate
Protests at the Diablo Canyon nuclear plant near San Luis Obispo grew, with baton police clearing the gate as demonstrators blockaded the entrance. Arrests rose to 713 over two days while workers attempted entry and officials prepared arraignments for hundreds.
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Leon Cole
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