Meeting Planned To Find Next Step In Busing Row
UPI reports U.S. District Judge Robert M. Mele Jr. will meet Wednesday with attorneys for the Memphis School Board and the NAACP to decide the next move in the ongoing court ordered busing controversy. Tennessee Education Commissioner E C Saimbert in Nashville commented on the broader issue.
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Burning ban upheld across Virginia cities and counties
The VirginiaAir Pollution Control Board bans leaf burning where pickup exists, a regulation Miller says is constitutional. Attorney General Andrew P. Miller issued the opinion at the request of three central Virginia counties Hentrico Chesterfield and Hanover, each with public or private facilities. Only 14 localities currently prohibit leaf burning.
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Virginia parimutuel wagering bill readied for public review
UPI reports Virginia lawmakers expect a controversial parimutuel betting bill to be ready for public scrutiny next month. Del. Daniel G. Van Clief cited technical complexity and a 30 page draft, while reaffirming plans to propose tracks in northern Virginia and Tidewater.
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Tricia Nixon Cox meets Vanderbilt group amid protests
Tricia Nixon Cox arrived at Vanderbilt University to speak with the Student Health Coalition about Appalachian health care. A splinter faction of protesters claimed the visit was political, while Cox called it non political and said funds covered by the Committee to Reelect the President. The session highlighted health care issues in economically deprived Appalachia and blamed government and strip mine owners for lack of care.
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Surprise Peace Not In The Works In Paris Talks
Washington reports warn of possible enemy attacks in South Vietnam through late September into October. Intelligence says communists can mount substantial countryside activity near Saigon, reducing chances Nixon can secure a pre election peace break. Officials note Hanoi may not be involved in any evident formula, while Kissinger’s Moscow talks are unlikely to yield a swift breakthrough before the November 7 vote. Defense officials express confidence in South Vietnam’s ability to withstand major assaults despite probable losses.
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Three More Arrests In Golf Club Slayings in VI
In Christiansted on St. Croix, police, FBI, and marshals raided a Frederiksted house and arrested Warren Valentin 23 Ismail Labeet 26 and Rafael Joseph 21 in connection with the September 6 mass slaying at Fountain Valley Golf Course. Five suspects are now in custody with three still at large Sanchez and Pepe or Pablo.
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Libel Trial for Mayor Alloto Delayed Again
San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alloto’s 912.5 million libel suit against Look Magazine was postponed to September 25 by U8 District Judge Russell E. Smith at the instruction of the attorneys. The second trial follows a deadlocked first trial in 1970.
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Shorter returns home after Olympic marathon gold
Frank Shorter, 24, wins the Olympic marathon for the United States, the first American to do so in 64 years. He says Munich, his birthplace city, holds special meaning as his visit follows the Games and he already eyes future Olympic competition.
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UPI
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Mansfield urges canceling 1976 Olympics over political issues
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said the 1976 Olympics should be called off. He argued the games have become too political, too racial, too anarchic, and murderous, and that the ideals behind them are dissipating. He noted reports suggesting the event end.
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Lansky seeks next steps after Israel citizenship refusal
Meyer Lansky, 70, said he is at a loss about where to go next after being denied Israeli citizenship. In a telephone interview with the Jerusalem Post he said he may leave Israel and is awaiting government help to travel anywhere except the United States, while he faces U.S. indictment on illegal gambling charges. He added that at his age, it is too late to worry and “what will be, will be.”
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