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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1976
Page
3
Ann Martin and her son Lance, 13, watched a barge carrying 22 covered wagons dock along the Allegheny River bank at Pittsburgh's point yesterday morning. The Martins of Sequim, Washington have been with the wagon train since June 1975.
Bolles, a 47 year old Arizona Republic reporter injured by a car bomb, died at St. Joseph's Hospital. John H. Adamson, 32, a tow truck operator, was arrested without bail for murder two hours after the blast. Bolles had worked 14 years for the Republic and was a Pulitzer nominee. services set for Wednesday at the Church of the Beatitudes.
The Supreme Court refused to hear appeals challenging Boston's desegregation plan that ordered busing about 21 000 of 67 000 students. The administration declined to participate and considered limiting court power to order busing while noting ongoing local opposition and magnet school programs.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, returning from an eight day Latin American mission, plans at least two more trips to spread a message. Officials aboard his plane say the talk aims at U S accommodation to retain influence, targeting the United States rather than the Third World.
Secretary of Labor W J Usery predicts the civilian labor force will grow to over 107 million by 1985, a nine year jump of 20 million, with a shift toward service producing jobs in education health care government and transportation. He urged Mason Junior College graduates Sunday to acquire highly skilled abilities as employers seek trained workers.
UPI reports Mexican and American officials discussed a plan to swap prisoners so they finish sentences in their home countries. About 600 Americans in Mexican jails and 1,100 Mexicans in U.S. prisons could be affected, with no release, and concerns raised about mistreatment in both systems.
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