Weather-school judgment rests with superintendent
At Columbus School Board meeting, Sept. discussion centered on weather rules and executive guidance. Superintendent Bellum would gather storm data early, decide on school openings or closures, and coordinate radio alerts with patrons urged to use personal judgment during severe conditions.
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Israel brands U.N. Zionism vote as anti Jewish hatred
Israel denounces a General Assembly resolution calling Zionism a form of racial discrimination as a Nazi comparison sparks outrage. Israel vows the vote is merely a piece of paper and could provoke U.S. retaliation, while Moynihan accuses the assembly of granting symbolic amnesty to murderers of six million Jews.
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Hitler
Palestine Liberation Organization
Middle East
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Reactions vary in Quinlan decision
United Press reports varied reaction to the Karen Ann Quinlan case as debate over life support grows. Medical, religious, and civic voices weigh judge Muir's ruling against parental requests to remove the respirator, noting the case raises hard ethical and legal questions for future decisions.
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United Press. International
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Robert Muir Jr
Julius Korein
New York University Medical School
Jane
Bill Smith
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Muir
Fromme boycott repeats at Ford trial in California
Lynette Fromme for the second day boycotted the trial of alleged assassination plot against President Ford in SACKADJCNTO California. She was banished on Friday for disrupting proceedings and offered a third chance to return if behaved. Milas Fromme, blindfolded, refused to cooperate, saying without Manson she is dead.
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Ford
Manson
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U.S. District Court
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Milas Fromme
U.S
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Harold Baro
New York loan plan faces stiff Senate opposition
A UPI/VET poll shows 44 senators opposed or likely to oppose a $4 billion federal loan guarantee for New York City, 30 for or leaning yes, and 20 undecided. President Ford threatens a veto while New York officials warn of possible default. House debate on a related bill looms.
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Edmund Fitzgerald sinks in Lake Superior with 28 crew
The 22 percent foot ore carrier Edmund Fitzgerald with 28 crewmen and one apprentice on board sank during a severe storm on Lake Superior. Coast Guard say no survivors found as search ships found debris and an oil slick about 50 miles northwest of Sault Ste. Marie.
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Unicameral acts to push income tax hike through
Nebraska legislators advanced a three bill plan likely raising income tax rates from 12 percent and sales tax to 2.5 percent while considering a 2 percent cushion for revenue variances. State Tax Commissioner Peters warned the final mix could lift income tax to 18 percent if sales tax stays at 2.5 percent, or reach 14 percent on individual federal returns if rates shift. Senate battles over amendments failed, sealing progress toward higher taxes despite last minute opposition from Sen Murphy and others.
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UPT
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William Peters
Morday
Board of Equalization
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Gothenburg
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Equalization Board
Whitlam Ousted as Australian Prime Minister by Governor General
Canberra reports that Governor General Sir John Kerr dismissed Prime Minister Gough Whitlam amid mass demonstrations and strikes. Kerr appointed Conservative leader Malcolm Fraser to form a caretaker government until the December 1 parliamentary election, citing Whitlam's budget failure and resignation/refusal issues.
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Australia
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Labor Party
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Queen Elizabeth
Malcolm Fraser
Kerr
Whitlam
Orange Bowl Invites Sooners If Big Eight Ends In Tie
The Orange Bowl Committee will invite Oklahoma to represent the Big Eight if the Sooners tie for the title by beating Missouri and Nebraska on Nov 22. If Nebraska wins or the game ties, Nebraska gets the bid. The committee may then select the Big Ten runner-up, likely Alabama, with a possible Buckeyes versus Cornhuskers matchup shaping national title implications.
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Nick Crane
Michigan
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Cold Front Drops Temps Across Western Nebraska
United Press International reports a cold front moved east across western and central Nebraska, bringing strong northwest winds and colder temperatures. Gusts to 40 mph were observed with northwesterly winds. Highs today in the mid 50s, lows tonight in the teens west and 20s east. Monday highs ranged from 50 at Mullen to 57 at Omaha. Beatrice 48 and Imperial 28 for today. Skies mostly clear to partly cloudy, with snow flurries in parts of the east. Colder air to dominate by Wednesday under high pressure. In South Dakota clouds with light snow. western Iowa mostly sunny with a few snow showers in the east.
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Beatrice
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