HEW Moves Against Maryland Over Desegregation Plan
The U S Department of Health Education and Welfare initiated enforcement against Maryland for failing to implement its desegregation commitments in higher education. The action threatens about 50 million dollars in federal funds and marks the largest enforcement proceeding to date. Governor Mandel and Lt Governor Lee respond amid a long dispute over state college desegregation plans.
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Urban Crime Wave Fuels Growth Of Large Guard Dogs
Washington AP reports New York canine expert Dr. Alan Beck warns urban crime drives growth of large guard dogs in cities. Large breeds bite more, eat more, spread disease, and add waste. NYC alone dumps 187 tons of droppings daily. Dog bite rates rise, with 500 bites per 100000 annually, as mayors cite dogs and animal control as top citizen complaints.
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America
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Bureau of Animal Affairs
American Journal of Public Health
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U.S
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Ike Concert Set at Eisenhower Junior High
Eisenhower Junior High School vocal music and band students present a Christmas concert at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium today.
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No Clear Soviet SALT Violations Yet Cited
A Pentagon official said there are no definite Soviet violations of SALT limits though a Kamchatka anti missile radar test may breach the pact’s rules on new testing sites and equipment. He noted laser beam allegations require further proof and will be pursued with the Soviets.
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Pentagon
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Kamchatka
Wade
U.S
Remains of Betsy Ross Sought in Philadelphia Graveyard
Excavators at Mount Moriah Cemetery search for Betsy Ross remains after a court order moved her supposed grave to the Betsy Ross House. A crumbled coffin found nearby may belong to Ross or not, sparking debate over the flagmaker’s final resting place.
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Wide-Ranging Energy Bill Faces Final Senate Action
A broad energy bill moving to freeze and roll back oil prices awaits final Senate action with President Ford’s veto risk. The House approved 236 to 160, and price controls had expired just hours earlier. The plan would cut domestic oil to 7.66 per barrel, allow a 10 percent annual rise for 40 months, and yield about a 2.5 cent per gallon drop in gasoline and heating oil immediately.
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Senate
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John J. Rhodes
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