09 Jun 1972
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1972
Page
1
Washington AP report notes Congress sent a $22.2 billion education bill to the President as momentum for desegregation policy faced a halt push. The House approved the measure 218 to 180 after Senate passage, signaling a major education package amid legal school desegregation concerns.
A national education package would fund colleges with up to 1 billion dollars yearly and provide a 1408 dollar yearly grant to students. It also fronts desegregation efforts with a 13 month moratorium on court orders and a 18 month timeframe for Supreme Court limits on busing, drawing mixed support from civil rights liberals and Southern opponents. The measure includes a national Institute of Education and broader educational research funding, while actual funds depend on separate appropriations.
A bomb killed a police inspector from the Republic and wounded an Irish army officer in Belfast. A Syoman and a 1-year construction worker died in related gunfire and shelling as violence flared across Northern Ireland, with riots in Lurgan and attacks on army posts in Armagh. Police attributed a shooting to a Catholic apartment, and a driver led authorities to the crime scene.
William Gerhold Sr of 1565 Th Avenue introduced today a metal tip for a two horse buggy tongue named Name-it. The item aims to improve steering and longevity for old carriage gear.
An employee's error blamed for a Sao Paulo express crash into a stalled commuter train carrying students. Thirty six killed and 66 injured as the speeding Rio de Janeiro line plowed into the rear of the halted train near Sua. Most victims were students en route to classes. a second fatal Brazilian railroad accident in three weeks highlights safety failures.
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