Senate adopts plan to halt mandatory school busing
The California Senate approved a proposed constitutional amendment to bar most court ordered busing for racial balance, sending it to the Assembly 27 to 10. If enacted, it would end court ordered busing in Los Angeles but allow voluntary programs and preserve parental appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court of the United States
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California
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Alex Garcia
Tremors in Palmdale Raise Alarm Over Fault Activity
Scientists warn small earthquakes along a 20 mile Palmdale stretch of the San Andreas fault echo patterns before major quakes. They note 400 micro tremors and link past swarms to potential quakes within 2 to 10 years, while stressing no precise predictions.
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UPI
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Karen C. McNally
California Institute of Technology
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Kanamori
Extended forecasts for California by region
UPI reports Northern California fair with coastal fog at night and morning. highs 60s coast and 90s to 106 inland, with 50s to 60s lows. Central California similar with mid 60s to 70s coast and upper 80s to 106 in valleys. Southern deserts stay warm 92 to 110 highs, 50s to 70s lows. Coastal mountains fair, highs 75 to 85, lows 45 to 60.
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UPI
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Electricity conservation plan begins in Northern California
Pacific Gas & Electric launches the first stage of its three phase emergency plan urging nine million customers to shut off non essential appliances and set air conditioning to 85 degrees. The utility reported 13 276 000 kilowatts used with only a five percent reserve as heat persists threatening stage two if reserves drop further. A terrorist bomb damaged San Francisco's War Memorial Opera House on the eve of the season opener with a communique from the New World Liberation Front claiming the attack.
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UPI
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California
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Tom Hicks
New World Liberation Front
Anti gays accused of distortions at ASA meeting
Sociologists at the American Sociological Association annual meeting condemn Anita Bryant's Save Our Children for distorting data in anti gay campaigns. The ASA adopts a resolution opposing efforts to undermine civil rights through misused sociological concepts and falsified research.
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Chicago
UPI
Anita Bryant
Save Our Children
American Sociological Association
Miss Bryant
ASA
West German deadline passes as fear rises over hostage case
The Bonn government let a second deadline expire for freeing 11 imprisoned terrorists in exchange for Hanns Martin Schleyer. Police tightened security around officials and executives amid fears of further RAF actions after letters arrived late at AFP and Frankfurter Rundschau.
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Baader- Meinhoff
Andreas Baader
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Rundschau
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Claus Boelling
Helmut Schmidt
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Baader-Meinhof
Beame Loses New York Mayors Runoff as Koch and Cuomo Move On
In New York, reform Congressman Edward Koch and Governor Cuomo ally Mario Cuomo advance to a September 19 runoff after a bruising Democratic mayoral primary. Koch led with 179,495 votes (20%), Cuomo 170,031 (19%), Beame 162,806 (18%), and Bella Abzug 150,610 (17%) amid record spending and high turnout.
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UPI
Abraham Beame
Reform
Edward Koch
Mario Cuomo
Koch
Cuomo
Beame
Barry Farber
Energy outlook for winter improves says administration
DETROIT UP I P reports at the governors conference that this winter’s energy outlook is better than last. Propane reserves are down 18 percent but oil and coal reserves are at acceptable levels. A monthly fuel monitoring system will begin in November with weekly reporting during emergencies.
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Detroit
UPI
David J. Bardin
Federal Energy Administration
Bardin
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