Carter vetoes $9.1 billion spending bill over anti-busing rider
President Carter vetoed the spending bill citing an anti-busing rider that would bar the Justice Department from参与 in desegregation cases. The veto, supported by Attorney General Civiletti, leaves funds allocated elsewhere and avoids an override in the 96th Congress. Reagan indicated willingness to sign similar legislation, calling busing a failure.
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Presses Roll Monday After Fire Disrupts Sunday Edition
Managing Editor John R. Thomas said a Saturday morning fire in the press room duct caused smoke damage to computers and forced finishing parts of the Sunday edition in nearby Victoria. Fire Chief Ralph Rogers put damage at about 200000 dollars. The blaze, fueled by grease and ink, took two hours to control with one firefighter overcome by smoke and another cut, but no other injuries were reported. The Sunday edition was cut back, with Monday’s issue returning to normal.
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Beltone offers free tiny hearing aid model to try at home
Beltone announces a free non operating miniature hearing aid model for trial at home. The unit weighs under a quarter ounce and is worn at the ear. No cost or obligation, available by mail from Beltone Electronics Corp Department 72380, 4201 W. Victoria, Chicago.
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