Supreme Court rejects Boston busing appeals
The Supreme Court dismissed the Boston busing appeals in a brief order. The 1st Circuit’s ruling upholding the plan remains in effect as the administration declines participation and drafts possible limits on judicial power over busing.
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W. Arthur Garrity Jr
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Kevin H. White
Boston School Committee
Boston Teachers Union
Boston Home and School Association
High-speed chase ends in arrests in Columbus
A 15-year-old Columbus youth faced Platte County Juvenile Court on juvenile charges after a Sunday morning high speed chase. The runaway driver, linked to a stolen car, was captured along Lover's Lane near 9th Avenue after police set a roadblock. two other youths were also taken into custody. The stolen vehicle tied to St Isidore Church and a second vehicle from Logan were involved, with two minor accidents reported during the pursuit.
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Madeline Arnsmith
15Th Street
St. Isidore Catholic Church
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Siseet
Wie 9
Weekend accidents claim four lives in Nebraska
Four people died in Nebraska weekend crashes. Don Platte and Russell Wright, both Omaha residents, died after a vehicle collision near Blair street. Frank Oberle, 26, Omaha, died when his motorcycle hit a pickup. Tucker died in a single vehicle crash north of North Platte after losing control on a curve. Wright, 22, was killed when he darted into the path of a car driven by Ray McDonald in Omaha.
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Steinman
Los Angeles
Interstate
Don Platte
Russell Wright
Omaha
Frank Oberle
Oberle
Blair
Tucker
North Platte
Wright
Robert Wright
Ray McDonald
Congressman Cotter seeks ceiling on Soviet grain orders
Rep. William Cotter of Connecticut urges keeping a ceiling on new Soviet orders for American grain until October to assess the U S crop. The five year Soviet American grain pact allows 6 million tons yearly with a possible 8 million ton cap, and current talks discuss limits on wheat and corn purchases.
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Washington
UPI
William Cotter
D-Conn
Corn Administration
United
Columbus Board of Education Meets to Discuss Bids and Lunch Prices
The Columbus Board of Education holds two meetings today at 4 p.m. and 7 30 p.m. in the administration building. Agenda includes bid approvals lunch price increase emergency warning system purchase street development north of Fairacres School and tuition rate.
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Columbus Board of Education
Fairacres School
Carter Gains Momentum as Church Drops Out of Race
Sen. Frank Church of Idaho withdraws from the Democratic contest and endorses Jimmy Carter. Carter leads with 1 346 delegates, 159 shy of the nomination as New York backing grows, while Ford and Reagan trade delegates in a tight Republican race.
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Party of Fiscal Responsibility
Hisae Carter
Utah congressman charged in prostitution sting
Utah Representative Allan T Howe faced misdemeanor charges for soliciting sex acts from two vice squad officers on a Salt Lake City street known for prostitution. Prosecutors said Howe offered $20 for sex in a car and was arrested after the sting. arraignment was postponed pending further proceedings. Howe claimed innocence and questioned the sting as a trap while his re election campaign continued.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Allan T. Howe
Utah
Salt Lake
Howe
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Ron Martin
Nebraska Tornado Watch Covers Eastern Central Areas
A cold front triggered a tornado watch across central Nebraska with major towns like Omaha and Council Bluffs in the area. Overnight to Sunday saw heavy storms, pea and baseball sized hail reported near King Lake and Elkhorn as temps peak in the 80s and 90s before a cold front clears livestock risk.
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Perry Cone Praca
Ser
Nebraska
Nation
CDT
Omaha Council Bluffs
Nebraska City
Fremont
Sioux City
Tern
Chadron
Beatrice
Stolen Antique Harp and Salvage at Norfolk Music Center
A theft at the Music Center in Norfolk targets an ethnic Bicentennial display. Missing are a valuable harp eight color TVs $3100 in citizens band radios stereo parts cash and checks totaling up to six thousand dollars across the store. Officials estimate merchandise losses between 15000 and 20000 dollars.
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Norfolk
Neb
Local guard unit hosts first reunion
Members of Co. A 110th Medical Regiment gathered for their first reunion this weekend in Columbus. The unit, among the early National Guard groups to reunite after discharge, recalls World War II service landing at Omaha Beach and advancing through France and Germany.
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110Th Medical Regiment
Columbus
National Guard
Omaha Beach
France
Ger
Nebraska hospital malpractice market reclassed from critical
State Insurance Director Bonnie Nelson said Nebraska hospital malpractice insurance remains limited to St Paul Fire and Marine but will soon welcome a Nebraska firm. Physicians face stability with St Paul endorsed by the Nebraska Medical Association, while other states show potential growth or withdrawal in policies.
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UPI
Banny Nelson
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Nelson
T Upl
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St. Paul
Nebraska Medical Association
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