Violence fades schools reopen after racial clashes in South Africa
Black schools near Johannesburg and Pretoria reopened after a month of shutdown due to racial violence that killed 176 and wounded 1,139. Officials said attendance was poor as pupils slowly trickled back, lingering in uncertainty about resumed classes.
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House OKs offshore oil bill
The House approved the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act Amendments of 1976 247 to 140 to balance environment with energy while expanding bids for smaller firms and funding oil spill cleanup. Critics fear slow production and increased Congressional power. Senate earlier backed similar measures. Baton Rouge awards highlight Edwards France ties in language culture push.
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Amnesty ends prison rebellion in Waupun
Fourteen inmates released 14 hostages after a 14 hour standoff at Waupun prison. Negotiations led to amnesty for the uprising and no prosecutions for prisoners. injuries included a foreman with head wounds and a paint shop supervisor who supplied the demands list.
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USMMA reverses resignation. woman cadet readmitted
Nancy Donnelly 20 of Oxon Hill Md is readmitted to the U S Merchant Marine Academy after Sen J Glenn Beall Jr urged an investigation of her 1960 resignation over findings she was in bed with a man Beall cited fair discipline regardless of sex and noted the case as a guideline Cadet Donnelly previously said most of the female cadets slept with cadet boyfriends on campus and faced pressure to quit
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Senate weighs 104 billion defense bill with B1 bomber delay
The Senate is to debate a 104 billion defense measure that recommends delaying the B1 bomber until after the next president's inauguration. The proposal, approved 15 to 14 in committee, would shift decisions on the bomber from November 1976 to February 1, 1977 while funding initial B1 production and major Navy and AWACS procurements.
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GE seeks exemption for 36000 noncomplying microwave ovens
GE asks a federal exemption for 36000 Versatronic and Hot Point ovens made 1973 to 1975 arguing they pose no danger. Government radiological health officials cite safety concerns and will rule soon with possible appeals.
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