Busing Plan at Fairview Faces Enrollment Pressures
Arveson outlines options for busing 63 students plus alternatives of 9 and 124 riders as district plans a temporary 506 dollar annual interim program next year. Petersdorf cites area splits north and south of Kelly Street affecting 34 other bused students, while principal Bayuk says overcrowding stems from playground and bedroom issues more than packed classrooms. Residents urge workshops to address segregated boundaries and a long term plan.
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Schol
Snipes
U Sec
Allan Petersdorf
Kelly Street
Kelly
Henry Lane
Naomi Drive
Eddy Street
Costa Drive
Petersdorf
East iAvenue
Markham
Nestpear
Fairview
Phe Hard
William Bayuk
W. Roberts
Rafah Way
Roberts
Hayward
Suzanne Clemens Snipes
Wallview
Sion
Death Penalty Ban Urged Amid Racial Crime Debate
An editoral discusses calls to abolish federal capital punishment while noting racial disparities in executions. The piece cites historical data on executions, including percentages of Black inmates, urging the United States to join other nations in ending the death penalty for federal crimes.
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Conhioyee
International
Richired
Thunderstorms Hit Michigan Crest and Flood Risks
Southeast Michigan lakes rose several feet after days of severe storms. Water swept into homes as fast moving boats churned through flooded areas. James A. Hadley of the Conservation Department warned water levels may take three to four weeks to fall. It remains illegal to operate boats in a way that damages property.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Michigan Conservation Department
James A. Hadley
Brain Drain Limitation Hits U.K. Immigrants
London reports new U.K. immigration restrictions take effect Monday. U.S. officials say visa applications to America doubled in the three months before the measure, intensifying efforts to curb the brain drain.
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London
Britain
Orain
United States
U.S
America
Factional War Rages in China Across Provinces
Hong Kong dispatch reports Red China splintering into factions backing and opposing Mao Zedong. Battle lines sharpen in southern Kwangtung with weapons procured for both sides. Chinese travelers describe hundreds dead or wounded over the weekend in Kangtung and neighboring Kwangsi.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Mao
Se-Tung
Kwangtung Province
Kangtung
Kwangsi
Berkeley Eads and Day Curfew Protest at City Meeting
Berkeley crowd of 504 packed the cowhell session as Young Socialist Alliance leader Berkeley Eads urged lifting the 8 p.m. curfew calling it a red flag. Police noted a violent incident where a youth was beaten and dragged from a cafe but no arrest was made.
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Young Socialist Alliance
Counsell
Camero
UC Berkeley
Berkeley
Yung
Cameo
Russ Agree To Release U S Plane
A U S airliner was forced down Sunday night and the United States asked for its return. Washington addressed the Soviet foreign office in Moscow and Ambassador Dabrynin in Washington, seeking release amid tensions over Vietnam and Soviet opposition to U S policy.
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Jstrategic
United States
Moscow
Anatoly F. Dabrynin
Washington
Vietnam
Red
Thorns On Olive Branch? Nuclear disarmament talks urged
The piece surveys Soviet positions on nuclear arms limits and disarmament talks. It notes Foreign Minister Gromyko proposing talks on all aspects, Kosygin pushing broader limits, and Kosygin citing Vietnam as a major obstacle. It mentions U.S. Western responses and the idea of a ban on underground testing to advance a general disarmament regime.
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Fromm Pega Viviet Union
Andrei A. Gre
United States
West
Alexei Gromyko
Kosygin
Gromyko
Eoen
Vietnam
Kremlin
Israel
Gromyka
United
Moscow
Chelsea
France
China
Consumer Debt Hits Record High in May
Washington AP reports the Federal Reserve shows consumer debt reached a record 100.8 billion dollars by end May. Installment credit rose 610 million to 79.97 billion while non install ment debt climbed 97 billion. The data cover consumer purchases, loans and single payment notes but exclude mortgages and insurance loans.
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Federal Reserve Board
Jnearly
Tars J
Shack Wag er linked to Long Beach boy death in Spain
Palm Springs AP reports Shack caused the death of 5 year old Thomas M. Fulton in the Tahquitz Canyon area during a Saturday hike in Spain. Autopsy cites internal and external injuries. Robert F. Wagner, former mayor of New York, reportedly may have contributed, as Fulton broke his leg Friday while hiking with a friend.
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Palm Springs
Long Beach
Tahquitz Canyon
Thomas M.fulton
Madrid
Robert F.streme
Wagner
Extradition ruling in Ray case over King killing
Ray denied killing King and awaited extradition after magistrate rejected submissions. Milton labeled the act political defense, while the magistrate called it the assassination of a man not tied to the government. Ray showed little emotion and accepted further instructions from Millon.
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Milton
Ray
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High Court of Justice
Magis
Tirate
Naling
Iriis
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