Senate passes antibusing measure amid HEW funding debate
The Senate approved a 60 to 18 antibusing provision inside a HEW and Labor appropriations bill shielding communities from threats of federal education aid cuts to force desegregation. The measure proceeds to a conference committee to reconcile differences with the House.
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Unclear grammar hints at US grain talks and Philadelphia EPA ruling
The text references President and Robinson discussing informal grain sales to Russia and a labor union briefing, plus a Philadelphia EPA ruling ending ocean dumping of sewage sludge. It mentions a tenure of talks with Poland and a stalled moratorium on grain to Russia, with other disjointed items about political figures and an environmental decision.
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Franco hangs five Basques after sparing six
Gen Francisco Franco spared six Basque terrorists including two women and a brain injured man but ordered five others to die at dawn. International protests and appeals from Mariano Rumor and the European Parliament followed as demonstrations erupted at Spanish missions.
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Fisheries dispute with Soviet Union eased by Monday reopening
Foreign Secretary Allan MacEachen said the Canadian ports in the west Atlantic would reopen to Soviet trawlers next Monday after the ICNAF quota dispute was resolved. The Union claimed the Russian fleet had exceeded limits, but the issue was settled for now.
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Activist Swinton Acquitted in Bombing Case in New York
Patricia Swinton, 34, once underground under the name Shoshona, was acquitted Friday in New York of taking part in the bombing of government skyscrapers. The verdict came from a nine men and three women jury after a five day trial. She vowed to return to life in a Vermont commune and criticized government power over dissent.
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New York
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First Lady Betty Ford on risk to husband in public
First Lady Betty Ford said she is always worried about President Ford when he is out in public but does not believe those people are out to get him. She noted she has never worried about her own safety and said attackers aim for publicity. She joked that two women shot at him and quipped about ERA in a lighthearted moment.
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Squeaky” Fromme
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Spassky Granted Permission to Marry French Woman
Former world chess champion Boris Spassky announced that a Moscow marriage bureau has granted permission for him to marry a French woman this month.
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