65 000 Go On Strike In Spanish Protest
In Madrid and Barcelona over 65 000 workers walked out to denounce the machine gun slayings of four leftists by suspected right wing gunmen. Prime Minister Adolfo Suarez met with cabinet members as violence claimed six lives in two days and a second political kidnapping in six weeks.
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Madrid
Spain
Barcelona
Adolfo Suarez
Kdling
Christ the King
Francisco Franco
Arturo Ruiz Garcia
Argentina
Gran Vis
Broadway
Court Strikes Down Judge's Busing Plan
The Supreme Court, by a 6-3 vote, halted a federal court desegregation plan for Indianapolis that would have bused about 10,000 black students to white districts. The court sent the case back for new consideration in light of recent rulings on proving discriminatory intent. Justices Brennan, Marshall, and Stevens dissented. It also declined to hear Louisville desegregation arguments in a plan that moved 23,000 students under court order and guard protests.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Indianapolis
Justice Department
Indiana
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
John Paul Stevens
Stevens
Louisville
National Guard
School Bus Strike Shuts Down St Louis Routes
About 6,000 St Louis students had to find other transport as R and E Transit Co drivers walked out in a wildcat strike seeking to join Teamsters Local 610. The district faces $15,000 daily state aid losses with 84,000 students enrolled.
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ST. Louis
R & E Transit& Co
Dan Hayden
Teamsters Union
Robert Wentz
Houston Man Dies In Wreck Near Cabool
A Houston businessman, William L. Skyles, 41, was killed when his car collided head on with a tractor trailer on U.S. 60 just west of Cabool. The truck driver, Arthur Rice Jr., 43, from Mountain Grove, suffered minor facial lacerations.
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Cabool, Mo
Houston
Cabool
U.S
William L. Skyles
Highway Patrol
Arthur Rice Jr
Mountain Grove
Medical Microsoft Boxes Aiding Heart Patients
In Los Angeles, Katherine Held used a pendant transmitter during a heart attack, triggering emergency aid within minutes. More than a thousand users wear Microlert devices, which cost 20 dollars monthly and send prerecorded alerts to medics, neighbors, or police via a home telephone line. MSI founder Tom Cataldo explains the devices offer rapid help when no other option exists, with monthly production possible up to 10 600 units.
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Los Angeles
Katherine Held
Microlert Systems International
North Lly
Mrs. Held
Tom Cataldo
MSI
Boston
Araon
Cataldo
Erview
Microlert
Calif
Urban League Chief Criticizes Carter Policies
Vernon E. Jordan Jr of the National Urban League said President Carter’s tax cuts and unemployment plans are not bold enough to aid blacks and the poor. He warned that if Carter acts slowly, black voters may withhold support in 1980. Jordan spoke at a news conference before a Kansas City Urban League dinner. He said the 800000 jobs in two years is too little and too late and that the tax rebate plan will not help those most in need. He criticized the slow appointment of Black staff to White House posts and urged continued enforcement of civil rights law.
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Kansas City
National Urban League
Carter
Vernon E. Jordan Jr
Jordan
Plains
Washington
Kansas City Urban League
White House
Evel
Heald
On For
Anmeat
Griffin Bell
Bell
Lottery winner may lose low income housing in Connecticut
Alice Palmer, 69, who won 100000 in the state lottery this month, may be forced from her three room Avery Park apartment as DCA rules on income eligibility. Housing officials warn they will sue to enforce rules while Palmer plans to donate more of her winnings to others.
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Stafford, Conn
Alice Palmer
State Department of Community Affairs
DCA
Connecticut
Duffy
Palmer
Bitter Cold Returns To Missouri After Mild Start
A Kansas City AP dispatch says a brief thaw ends as bitter cold returns by Thursday. Highs today and Wednesday reach the mid 30s to low 40s, snow cover shrinks, and Cape Girardeau and Springfield see snow depths drop from over a foot to four to five inches. Northeast Missouri still reports some lingering snow belts while other areas clear. Lows tonight near 20, with a chance of colder mornings ahead through Thursday Friday and Saturday.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Cape Girardeau
Springfield
National Weather Service
What's Your Question Address for NBC Show
The address for producers and performers of NBC network programs is NBC-TV, 3000 West Alameda Ave., Burbank, California 91523.
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Channel
NBC
Nbc-Tv
West Alameda
Burbank
Calif
Registration Sunday for Gun Safety Class Mexico
Jaycees sponsor a shooting education program at the National Guard Armory with an open registration Sunday from 2 to 4 pm. The six week course teaches boys and girls proper handling of air rifles, with NRA and Conservation Commission instructors, no charge, Sundays on consecutive weeks except when the National Guard meets, and parents may accompany children during registration. Target practice and possible competitions are planned.
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Mexico
Jayceen
National Guard
National Rifle Association and Conservation Commission
Ous Kinder
Withers
Kayak Factory Brings 14 Ton Trailer to Front Door
River Runner kayak makers Duke Best and Pierre Arcouette quit corporate jobs to run a rolling factory. The 14 ton trailer arrives at customers for direct delivery avoiding packaging and shipping costs. Boat dealer Gordon Sussman endorses the setup saying quality control is strong with the factory in his front yard.
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Madison, Wis
River Runner
Duke Best
Pierre Arcouette
Gordon Sussman
Senators Expect Bell Confirmation
Washington Senator leaders forecast Griffin B. Bell will be confirmed as attorney general by a solid margin amid a lengthy debate. The Senate set aside eight hours to debate Carter’s nomination, with Bell the penultimate Cabinet nominee to face a vote. Bell, 68, promoted civil rights enforcement from the bench and pledged to uphold federal desegregation laws.
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Washington
Senate
Atlanta
Griffin B. Bell
Carter
Justice Department
Bell
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Health, Education and Welfare
Robert Packwood
Califano
F. Ray Marshall
Senate Judiciary Committee
Hell
Ds.d
Robert Byrd
Howard H. Baker Jr
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Baker
L Dorre
Sies
Charles Mathias
Maryland
Joh Chafee
Rhode Inland
John Heinz
Pennsylvania
Ball
Sth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Columbia Girl Killed Police Seek 2 Men
Police search for two men after a break in in downtown Columbia left Brenda Hendren dead from a gunshot and two others, James Norman 22 and Kathy Spry 19, in critical condition. Spry reported the shooting occurred when the intruders demanded money and opened fire. A possible link to a Saturday shooting left Stanley Rowlinson 29 critically wounded nearby. two suspects sought in that case as well.
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Columbia, Mo
Céluza
Brenda Hendren
Lumbia
Columbia
James'Norman
Kathy Spry
University of Missouri Medical Center
Norman
Miss Spry
Spry
Miss’ Hendren
Stanley ‘Rowlinson
Amy Carter Attends Thaddeus Stevens School in DC
Amy Carter, accompanied by a Secret Service guard, arrived late to her first day at Thaddeus Stevens elementary in Washington. She started a program including an after school Spanish class and a new puppy named Grits gifted by teacher Verona Meeder.
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Washington
Amy Carter
Secret Service
Thaddeus Stevens
Grits
Theodore Roosevelt
Quentin
Amy
Free Beltone hearing aid offer in Chicago ad
Bel tone advertises a free, non operating model weighing less than a third of an ounce. It claims no cost or obligation and invites readers to write to Dept. 6478, Beltone Electronics, 420 W Victoria St, Chicago, ill 60646 for a hearing aid sample. Thousands reportedly mailed already.
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Chicago
Til
Beltone
Beltone Electronics
Victoria St
Ill
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