Four whites killed in Johannesburg department store gun attack
Three black youths armed with pistols and a grenade opened fire on four white workers in a Johannesburg depot area, killing two mechanics and wounding another as police detained two suspects and seized weapons. Officials linked the violence to unrest tied to Soweto rioting anniversaries.
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Loans cut on wheat by USDA
USDA lowers 1977 loan rates for lower grade wheat, mainly in eastern states, with No. 2 and No. 3 grades discounted 2 and 4 cents per bushel. Kansas and other major producers see about 1 cent per bushel drop. National average remains $2.25 per bushel, varying by county. premiums for higher protein rise to encourage quality.
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Bombs in Spain kill one on eve of free elections
A wave of six bombs across Spain killed one person and damaged a major railway line on the final day of campaigning for the first free elections in 41 years. Voters numbered 23.6 million prepare to cast ballots Wednesday as polls show gains for the left in President Suarez's alliance.
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Former Justice Tom Clark Dies at 77 in New York
Retired Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark died in his sleep at his son Ramsey Clark's New York home. He was 77 and serving on the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Burger hailed him as a judge who rode circuit and praised his law system contributions.
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Bolles murder case heads to jury in Phoenix
Superior Court opens with 125 jurors to gauge publicity impact on two men charged with killing investigative reporter Don Bolles. Adamson, 32, confessed in court, saying Dunlap and Robison conspired with Kemper Marley, though Marley faces no charges.
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