High Court to rule on city suburban school desegregation
The Supreme Court agreed to hear whether federal courts can include suburban districts in desegregation plans for inner city schools, a Detroit area case tied to metropolitan integration. The term also will consider a white student’s challenge to University of Washington minority preference policies.
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clashes near Suez as Israel killed Egyptian soldier
The Associated Press reports Israel killed an Egyptian soldier in a Suez shootout on Monday. Egypt warned more clashes would flare unless Israel withdraws to the October 22 ceasefire lines. Egyptian spokesman Gen. Izz Eddin Mukhtar said Israel violates the cease-fire to improve positions. Israel said Egypt opened fire five times and claimed Syria also faced Israeli fire near the Golan Heights with Syrians withdrawing. Israeli command reported no Israeli casualties.
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Nixon Faces Pushback as Watergate Erodes Support
Gallup notes gains for Democrats in many districts where Republicans outnumber them by 21 and 31. Rep. Ford heads to meet Nixon as 17 Republican governors confer on campaign fallout. Gallup suggests presidential popularity could rebound with a Nixon comeback, while Irving Kristol links Watergate to declining public trust that was already waning.
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Benefits and military aid bills spark spending debates
Lawmakers Walsh and Dorn push companion bills to expand veteran aid with tuition grants and a 15 percent rise in disability compensation as hearings loom in January. In the Sinai, Egypt and Israel discuss cease-fire lines near the Suez while a formal UN meeting is planned. An Egyptian protest to the UN over an alleged Israeli Suez Canal causeway construction is anticipated.
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Four youths killed in Iowa park shootout mystery
Four Sioux Falls area youths were found shot dead in a park near a shelter in Lyon County Iowa about 10 miles southeast of Sioux Falls. Victims Dana Baade 14 Stewart 18 Roger Essem 17 and Mike Hadrath 15 were identified. Autopsies ordered and the cause listed as shotgun wounds. The Baade family described the victims as close friends who camped at the park recently.
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Crisis wage goals in voluntary energy plan
Di Bona outlined a plan claiming saving 640000 barrels daily by cutting home temperatures six degrees and reducing commercial heating output by 10 percent. An additional 600000 gallons daily could be saved via a voluntary 50 mph speed limit, potentially mandatory. Senators Humphrey and Proxmire questioned feasibility.
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UAW Local Bargaining Proceeds Amid Walkouts at Chrysler Ford
UAW Vice President Irving Bluestone said bargaining continues locally as 115 of 146 locals lack in plant agreements. Local walkouts hit Chrysler after the national contract deal and persist at Ford. News of the GM agreement surfaced two hours before the deadline as local officers were asked to cancel minor strikes.
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European nations tighten speed limits to curb oil crisis
Belgium and the Netherlands began Sunday driving restrictions and Belgium imposed speed limits while the Dutch urged voluntary slowing to 60 mph. Speed limits of 50 mph on highways and 37 mph on other roads, in force for 11 days, reduced traffic accidents by half in the first week, the Danish government said. The limits are expected to remain after the oil crisis.
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Senate votes to table Helms anti busing amendment
The Senate rejected a proposal to save fuel by banning busing for desegregation, 48 to 39, to table Sen. Jesse Helms antibusing amendment. A final vote on the fuel bill was planned later. House duties resume November 26. Rep. Brock Adams criticized broad presidential power over inflation and energy shortages. Javits urged keeping the status quo to avoid rekindling bus desegregation tensions.
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Greek unrest washes through cities as universities close
Greece faced political tension after wage gains of up to 30 a day sparked student protests tied to unrest at the Athens Polytechnic. The Federation of Builders condemned the incidents while undersecretary Spyridon Zournatzis said politicians acted irresponsibly. Salonica University reopened as Patras and Athens colleges remained closed following Friday's clashes. Authorities said 866 people were detained, including 150 women, with 204 held for further inquiry.
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Soviet wheat offer prompts grain embargo debate in US
Agriculture Secretary Butz warned that halting grain shipments to Arab nations could be offset by a bumper Soviet crop, risking higher tensions in the Middle East. He noted U.S. exports to the Arabs remain insufficient to pressure them, and a Russian surplus could absorb any cut.
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