Court ruling on Pasadena busing leaves key questions asked
The Supreme Court 6 to 2 limits a federal judge’s authority over annual busing plan revisions in Pasadena California, citing normal migration patterns. It leaves open whether the original order was valid and how long court supervision should continue, while noting magnet plans could have been considered.
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Readers seek help and local notices in The Enterprise
Questions ask for Mitch Kupchak's address, driftwood source, son in service contact, Yellowstone tour organizer, and traffic safety issues. The column provides guidance to reach recruiters, travel details for a group trip, and clarifications on parking revenue tied to city events amid local reader comments.
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Tax Cut Extension Expected
The House moves to approve a Senate-passed measure extending the $15 billion tax cut for another 60 days to avert tax increases for most Americans. If not enacted, last year’s anti recession cuts would lapse at midnight, hitting low income families hardest with hikes up to 445 dollars for a four person, 6,000 dollar income family. The Senate voted to extend until Sept 1. some Democrats favor August 16. The plan preserves credits and deductions while outlining how the tax cuts work for individuals and families.
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$3.5 Million Stolen From Heathrow Warehouse Heist
Scotland Yard launched a nationwide hunt for a Purolator Services security manager suspected of masterminding the theft of at least 35 million from a British Airways and Sabena warehouse at Heathrow. The robbers, in Purolator uniforms, grabbed five strongboxes containing dollars and francs before fleeing in an armored pickup. Officials fear the loot already left the country. a reward exceeding 200,000 is offered. Police call it an inside job amid prior Heathrow thefts.
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Hijackers Demand Release of 53 Prisoners Amid Entebbe Hijack
Ugandan radio reports Palestinian hijackers insist on freeing 53 prisoners held in Israel West Germany and three other nations to secure release of 258 hostages and an Air France jet. France rejects demands as hijacking continues since Sunday over Greece with targets at Entebbe airport.
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Ad Agency Associates Indicted In North Carolina Scandal
North Carolina State Auditor Henry Bridges urged recovering more than 143000 from the state’s ad agency in a special audit. Indictments against Jerome Louchheim and Harry Eng allege defrauding the state by overbilling for travel and development advertising. Louchheim, tied to Gov Holshouser’s 1972 campaign, faces up to 90 years if convicted on eight counts of fraud and related charges.
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Carter Appeals To Mayors For Federal Urban Aid
Democratic candidate Jimmy Carter appeals to U S mayors urging restoration of federalism to aid urban finances. He calls for federal support, local autonomy, and state local input, with no dollar figure given. Carter seeks a coalition across federal, state, and local governments to tackle urban unemployment and poverty ahead of the nominating process.
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Carter fundraiser nets record 232000 in Asheville
Democratic event on the lawn of William A V Cecil at the Biltmore Estate drew attendees from several states and raised 232000 for Jimmy Carter's presidential bid, possibly the campaign's largest appeal to date. Carter praised North Carolina supporters after a narrow Florida win and a new NC primary victory.
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Robert Morgan
D-N.c
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