Plan filed in court to desegregate Dayton schools
Widow of slain expert Charles Glatt filed his 180 page plan for Dayton school integration. The plan calls for pairing and clustering schools, boundary changes and bussing about 20 000 children, with magnet schools to attract students. Glatt’s team completed work after his death and the plan will be reviewed by Judge Rubin.
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Ohio) University
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NAACP
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Neal Bradley Long
Cincinnati bus strike leaves 80,000 commuters stranded
The wildcat action by 850 ATU members ends all Queen City Metro buses as the two year contract expires. Union notes workers will continue to report for duty as arbitration is sought amid stalled talks and prior five day stoppage two years ago.
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Antique gun stolen Saturday from Kenneth Sturgill home
Thief took an antique shotgun a pump shotgun a portable television and an eight track tape recorder from the Kenneth Sturgill residence at 6894 Hetzler Road on Saturday totaling 708 dollars in value.
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Hetzler Road
Moluccan hostage standoff stretches into sixth day in Holland
South Moluccan gunmen holding more than 30 hostages aboard a stranded northern Holland train show signs of waning courage while Dutch authorities refuse safe passage. Leaders say aim remains Indonesia independence via United Nations mediation as a pair are freed from the car.
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Holland
Sayi Ny
Johan Alvares Manusama
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Manusama
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Java
Sumatra
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
United Nations
Filibusters Loom Over NYC Emergency Loan Funding
The Senate battles a second filibuster threat as it weighs a 10.3 billion dollar supplemental bill to provide 2.3 billion for New York City emergency loans. Sen. James B. Allen vows further obstruction while House approval already occurred and Ford supports the aid. Officials warn deadlines may slip.
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New York
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NBC
Meet the Press
Nazi hunter withdraws suit against Austrian chancellor
Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal withdraws slander charges against Chancellor Bruno Kreisky after accusing him of using Mafia methods. The case stemmed from Kreisky’s accusation that Wiesenthal’s Jewish Documentation Center aided Friederich Peter’s bid by alleging Nazi unit involvement in wartime Russia.
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Austria
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Friederich Peter
Russia
Cathedral's finances in order says Humbard plans expansion overseas
Evangelist Rex Humbard announced Cathedral of Tomorrow has cleared over 12 million dollars in questioned securities and repaid bondholders. He said unclaimed 300 thousand dollars may be used to cover legal costs while expansion will include radio broadcasts to Russian and Chinese listeners reaching 40 million viewers and listeners translated into several languages.
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