Protest walk on final leg of longest Indian march
About 800 Indians from over 80 tribes camp at Patapsco State Park Maryland before marching to Washington to demand sovereignty, land and fishing rights. Red Cloud and Ernie Peters lead amid calls against treaty breaches while spirituality sustains unity through hardship.
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Integration plan upheld by sixth circuit in Columbus case
The 6th U S Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously upheld a lower court desegregation plan for Columbus public schools. It rejected claims that no system wide constitutional violation occurred, and remanded for more fact finding regarding the state Board of Education's knowledge of segregation notices and related statutory failure.
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Carter condemns Soviet crackdowns in Bonn talks
President Carter and German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt condemned Soviet actions against dissidents during a Bonn news conference. Carter said the criticism will not be silenced as they cited Anatoly Shcharansky and others like Alexander Ginzburg and Yuri Orlov, underscoring global human rights violations.
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Shcharansky Convicted of Spying for U S in Moscow Trial
Anatoly Shcharansky and his brother Leonid were found guilty in twin Kremlin dissident trials. Anatoly received 13 years at hard labor for espionage plus seven years for anti Soviet agitation to be served concurrently. The verdict followed international pressure over human rights and prompted Carter to reiterate Washington’s stance.
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Cleveland Mayor seeks Guard aid over police walkout
Mayor Dennis J. Kucinich asked Governor Rhodes for National Guard, state Highway Patrol, and other military police to assist Cleveland amid a strike by about 1,500 city police after the dismissal of 13 officers. He said the ice crisis would not end the walkout.
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Melbourne crash kills six in suburb home blaze
A Partenavia plane crashed near Essendon Airport at 6:50 PM after takeoff, tearing through back fences and roofs. It struck the Gulle home killing Pauline Gulle and her five family members, then hit the Corso residence where the family escaped with minor injuries. Local taxi driver John Tyrell witnessed the disaster from 180 feet away.
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Weekend Weather Outlook With Mild Temperatures
Partly cloudy tonight and partly sunny Saturday with a low in the low 60s and a high in the low 80s. Rain possible Sunday and Monday, then fair skies Tuesday with highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s.
Renegade battleship sails Lake Mendota in Madison
Bruce Mohs, a 45 year old restaurateur, built a 31 foot model USS Wisconsin on Lake Mendota. The half ton craft launched last month and Mohs seeks licenses from state or foreign authorities. Police scrutiny grows as the legal status remains unsettled while the vessel remains moored near safe harbor.
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