New Jersey s public schools close after court order
State Supreme Court halts school spending, about 100000 pupils lose summer sessions as legislature stalls on funding plan. Assembly debates income tax, fiscalOffice says revenue may fall short, while Newark U.S. Attorney plans appeal.
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N.J
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New Jersey
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Assembly
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State Supreme Court
Newark
Jonathan Goldstein
U.S. 3Rd Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
U.S. District Court
Charges returned on judge Carswell
G Harrold Carswell 56, once nominated by Nixon to the Supreme Court, faces a two count indictment in Leon County charged with battery and attempting an unnatural act on a plainclothed vice squad officer George Greene. Arraignment date unset. he remains in seclusion at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital for nervous exhaustion and low mood.
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G. Harrold Carswell
Nixon
U.S. Supreme Court
Leon County
Carswell
George Greene
Leon County Court
Tallahassee Memorial Hospital
Wadsworth
Florida
Ford dedicates new air space museum on Capitol Mall
President Ford helps dedicate the National Air and Space Museum as a Bicentennial addition with a Viking 1 Mars signal triggering the ribbon cut. The two block by one block glass and marble complex features Milestones of Flight including the Kitty Hawk flyer and Apollo 11 module, and expects about 50,000 daily visitors.
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Washington
Mars
National Air and Space Museum
Capitol Mall
Ford
Earth
Michael Collins
Collins
Neal Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin
Charles A. Lindbergh
100 Year Capsule Opened At Capitol In Centennial Ceremony
The 1879 safe in Statuary Hall was opened by President Ford amid a July Fourth ceremony. It contained autographs, a Tiffany inkstand, and a Longfellow pen. The event revived images and signatures of 19th century figures gathered for the nation’s 100th birthday and displayed previously at the Centennial Exposition.
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Washington
Ford
Tiffany
Henry Wadsworth Long
Capitol
Statuary Hall
Rutherford B. Hayes
Congress
Charles F. Diehm
New York
Philadelphia
Israel ready to talk on hostage release in Uganda
Diplomats report 100 more captives freed at Entebbe Airport as Israel signals readiness to negotiate with terrorists over prisoner releases. A French airliner hijacked from Greece to Uganda faces a Paris-bound trip with the hostage group aboard. a deadline imposed by the hijackers nears.
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Uganda
Entebbe
Israel
Tel Aviv
Yitzhak Rabin
Greece
Air France
Nairobi
Kenya
Paris
Middletown Weather Forecast Mix of Clouds and Showers
Variably cloudy skies today bring a chance of showers and storms with highs in the mid 70s. Friday looks mostly sunny with temperatures from the mid 70s to low 80s. Tonight's low around the mid 50s with partly cloudy skies.
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Middletown
Ann Landers Inside Circuits Bleeds Through
A short newspaper index lists sections such as Crosswords Deaths Editorials Heloise Markets Middletown Ares and Sports TV Theaters and We Want Ads with notices across County State and city pages. The fragment hints at a full daily section map rather than a full story.
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Ann Landers
Bridge Comics County
State
Heloise Markets
Middletown
Ares Sports
Women's News
Detroit lays off nearly 1,000 police as budget gap widens
Detroit reduces its police force by about one fifth, with 357 of 750 on the Wednesday shift calling in sick amid a multimillion dollar deficit. Officials warn of slower nonemergency responses and delayed investigations, while 224 officers will be rehired with federal funds by July 15 under a court order.
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Detroit
Phillip Tannian
Clifton Casey
U.S. District Court
Ralph Freeman
James Bannon
Bannon
FBI
New York
Los
Kelley defends credibility amid FBI break-in controversy
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley asserts he never authorized domestic break-ins and was not informed of any during his term. An FBI source says operations occurred no later than April 1973, before Kelley took office, raising questions about records of break-ins after 1968 and ongoing investigations by the Justice Department.
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FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Kelley
Senate Intelligence Committee
Justice Departmets Co Division
Ating
Defensis
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