Groundwater Decline Sparks US Drought Warnings
U S Geological Survey officials warn of sharp drought driven drops in groundwater across the nation. February stream flows were below normal in 80 percent of areas, with the Big Five rivers averaging 40 percent below typical levels for the month.
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Washington
Geological Survey
Carroll Saboe
Survey
Saboe
California
Colorado
Hawaii
Idaho
Michigan
Wisconsin
New Hampshire
Utah
Mississippi
St. Lawrence
Columbia
Ohio
Missouri
Pacific Northwest
St. Lawrence River
Vicksburg
Miss
Massena
N.Y
Dalles
Ore
Louisville
Federal judge rules boards guilty of segregation in Columbus schools
In Columbus the federal court found the city and state boards of education guilty of fostering racial segregation in the 96,571 student district. Judge Robert M. Duncan ordered 90 days for officials to propose a remedy ahead of the 1977-78 school year, citing a history of imbalanced schools and purposeful policies.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus City
State Boards of Education
Columbus
U.S. District Court
Robert M. Duncan
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Taintiffs
Duncan
Columbus Public
Brown
Topeka
Kan
Board of Education
Dayton
Cleveland
NAACP
Columbus School Board
State Board of Education
Louis R. Lucas
Lucas
Schoo
Kidnaper Moore Holds Hostages In Cleveland Stand-off
Cory Moore a 25 year old ex Marine holds Capt Leo Keglovic and Shelley Kiggans in city hall in Warrensville Heights Cleveland area. He demands whites leave earth within seven days and wants to talk with President Carter. Moore releases Kiggans after 11 hours and TV exchange ends without injuries. He says he wants to end discrimination and broadcast a news conference. Police surround the building and await his next move.
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Cleveland
White House
Annua Carter
Warrensville Heights
Craig Merchant
Merchant
Cory Moore
Leo Keglovic
Moore
Ory
Miss Kiggans
Keglovic
Jaig Merchant
Carter
Traffic Fine Bureau
Cuyahoga Community Allege
Weather outlook with clear night and warm Wednesday
Skies will be mostly clear tonight with low around 40 and rising clouds on Wednesday. Highs will reach the upper 60s with about 20 percent rain chance Wednesday and near zero tonight. Morning low was 22 and Monday high reached 46 with no precipitation recorded.
Both spouses work in nearly half of U.S. families
Labor Department and Census Bureau report 47.1 percent of husband wife households had both partners employed in March 1975, up from 43.6 percent in 1967. Women’s work rises with lower male earnings and presence of young children. college educated wives more likely to work.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
Census Bureau
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Alaska
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Shelley Kiggans
Earth
Veronica
City Hall
Claude Martin
Randall Fitch
Fitch
Ann Landers
Tatecress Heloisell Markets
Middletown
Area
Rts
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