Premature federal stats leaks suspected by official
Julius Shiskin, head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, suspects leaks of government economic figures are giving some investors an unfair edge. He says steps are being considered to stop the practice as officials review how to remedy the problem.
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Bar Association forms task force after price ads ruling
The ABA under President Justin Stanley forms a task force to respond to the Supreme Court ruling that bans restrictions on price advertising by lawyers. The decision says consumers can be informed of routine service fees while authorities may curb misleading ads and regulate advertisement timing and placement. The ACLU hailed the ruling as aiding moderate and low income citizens seeking information from legal clinics and small practitioners.
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Rhodesian guerrilla war escalates with 45 killed
Rhodesian government reports 45 black insurgents killed over a three day period as fighting heats up. A record white emigration in May accompanies the crisis, with 1,339 net whites leaving Rhodesia and a total exodus of 4,917 whites this year. Britain and the United States discuss plans for an international peacekeeping force during the transition to black majority rule.
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Tornadoes, Damaging Winds and Hail Sweep North Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin
Tornadoes were sighted about 40 miles northwest of Wausau Wisconsin about 45 miles east of Fargo North Dakota and about 50 miles southwest of Bemidji Minnesota. Wind damage affected homes and trees in all three states with no injuries reported. Hail up to two inches fell near Jamestown North Dakota and smaller hail at Bemidji Minnesota.
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Ethics and energy issues move on Capitol Hill
Congress advanced ethics legislation with a Senate 74 to 5 vote while energy measures made headway. The House Ways and Means Committee backed solar and wind tax credits and ended certain gasoline tax deductions to curb fuel use. Senate energy panels approved funds for a breeder reactor at Oak Ridge and broader gas price control moves.
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Court school ruling hailed as bias cure
NAACP hailed the Supreme Court ruling approving remedial education and training programs as a cure for illegal race discrimination in public schools. The court allowed $5.8 million for initial costs, tailoring remedies to counteract past violations by local and state officials.
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Man Seen Fleeing Scene In Sam slaying case
Witnesses told police a man in a beige leisure suit fled the scene of the latest Son of Sam attack in a mustard car. The killer has killed five and wounded six in the Bronx and Queens since last July. A witness saw a beige suit and a mustard car and read part of a license plate. officials cautioned the suspect’s link is unconfirmed.
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Ban on Glazunov painting delays exhibit
Internationally known artist Ilya Glazunov says his 20 by 10 foot canvas The Mystery of the 20th Century may be shown at the United Nations after authorities banned the piece as politically illiterate The Ministry of Culture ordered the exclusion five hours before the planned opening of his solo show and the artist offered the work to the UN as a gift.
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Security Pacific Bank Aims as Neighborly Agri Partner
The bank touts over 300 million dollars in agri business loans and broad financing for feedlots fertilizer citrus cotton tractors and dairy farming. It emphasizes knowledgeable staff who are agri businessmen first and bankers second, presenting a neighborly approach.
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