Vatican seeks more funding for Catholic schools
The Vatican urges governments to increase support for Catholic schools to avoid restricting access to poorer social classes. The 34 page report notes that schools without state aid serve mainly wealthier families, while public funded Catholic systems show better integration with national education and financial security. The piece cites the U S Supreme Court debate over aid to church related schools since 1947.
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UPI
Vatican
Vatican Sacred Congregation For Catholic Education
U.S. Supreme Court
Psychiatric exam ordered for bus hijacker in Kennedy case
Luis Robinson, 26, Navy apprentice seaman, is to undergo a psychiatric evaluation after hijacking a Vermont bound bus to Kennedy Airport. He killed the driver and one passenger, wounded others, and faces two murder counts, two attempted murder counts, and 25 kidnapping charges. He demanded 6 million dollars and a safe flight to Cuba then Africa before surrendering.
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UPI
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Queens Criminal Court
Panama
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Gallant
Detroit
Bath
Maine
Naval Station
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Cuba
Africa
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Doris
Luis
Israelis warn against optimism on Geneva talks
Israeli officials cautioned against optimism as a Geneva peace talks date appeared set. Prime Minister Menachem Begin said he would meet Egyptian President Anwar Sadat in Geneva for talks beginning October 10, but stressed that the meeting is only the start and Palestinian participation remains opposed.
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Anwar Sadat
Begin
Israel State Radio
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Sadat
Geneva Middle East
Desegregation Goals Set for Black Colleges by 1979
Federal guidelines require state higher ed systems to set annual numerical goals for increasing white student enrollment at traditionally black institutions starting Sept 1 1979. HEW rules stress equal constitutional mandates apply to all schools and that black and white colleges share responsibility to provide non discriminatory education.
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UPI
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
U.S. District Court
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HEW
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Florida
Georgia
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Oklahoma
Virginia
Oklahoma escapees may flee to Mexico say FBI warrants
FBI warrants filed in Hugo Oklahoma allege escapees Paul Ruiz and Earl Van Denton may flee to Mexico with Elmer Finin. They are charged with killing two Arkansas officers and wounding a third, and linked to disappearances of two Louisiana fishermen and a Purcell taxi driver.
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Fort Smith, Ark
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FBI
Two Homosexual Suspects Charged In 28 Murders
Patrick Kearney and David Hill, both in their 30s, were charged with two counts of murder in Riverside County California as they faced arraignment. Authorities tie the men to 28 slayings and list 15 workable cases and 13 possible homicides linked to them.
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Calif
UPI
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David Hill
Phillip LaRocca
Redondo Beach
Arturo Marquez
Oxnard
Banning
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el Segundo
Corona
Riverside County
Ben Clark
Clark
Kearney
Imperial County
Lon Hettinger
Hill
LaMay
Riverside Press-Enterprise
Malcolm McMillan
Carter drafts standby gas rationing plan for emergency use
President Carter is preparing a standby gasoline rationing proposal to cut fuel use up to 25 percent in an emergency. He met with energy adviser James Schlesinger and decided to push the plan to Congress to avoid delays if a crisis occurs. The system would use coupons from the 1973 74 embargo and could be activated during oil disruptions or war, with other energy saving measures under consideration.
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UPI
Carter
Administration
James Schlesinger
Congress
Schlesinger
Mideast
Bail set at 100000 for Huey P Newton in murder case
Huey P Newton, jailed Black Panther leader, has bail set at 100000 after returning from Cuba to face murder and assault charges. He forfeited 42000 when he fled three years ago. Proceedings delayed to July 19 for arraignment and trial date, with Otis seeking release on recognizance.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
Huey P. Newton
Cuba
Newton
Sheldon Otis
United States
Courtland D. Arne
Arne
Probation Department
Otis
Mass coup ends civilian rule in Pakistan
Gen Mohammed Zia Ul-Haq declares elections to be held in October after a bloodless coup to stop escalating violence. Bhutto arrested along with about 50 leaders, martial law imposed, and a four member military council formed to govern. Street demonstrations occurred but remained peaceful as Pakistan returns to military rule.
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Pakistan
UPI
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Mohammad Zia Ul-Haq
Haq
Bhutto
Islamabad
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Awami Party
Abdul Wali Kahn
India
Texas Supreme Court Justice apologizes in murder plot case
Texas Supreme Court Justice Donald Yarbrough apologized at a news conference but did not resign amid charges of forgery and perjury linked to an alleged plot to have former business associate Bill Kemp killed. He admitted a mistake and sin against God and the people. A July 15 House hearing could seek his removal by Gov. Dolph Briscoe if two thirds approve.
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Tex
UPI
Texas Supreme Court
Donald Yarbrough
Yarbrough
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Kemp
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Rothkopf
Travis County District Attorney's Office
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House
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