LA Unified Faces Summer Shutdowns and Busing Clash
Los Angeles Unified School District ends summer programs affecting about 200000 students as Proposition 13 budget cuts threaten teacher layoffs. Court-ordered desegregation busing for roughly 60000 students sparks parental lawsuits and protests amid fights over integration and travel times.
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ERA supporters face deadline in Illinois
In Springfield Illinois supporters of the Equal Rights Amendment face a July 1 deadline to push a pro ERA resolution through the Senate after the House failed again to approve. The latest vote was 105 to 71 against the amendment, two votes shy of the required three fifths. President Carter had appealed for ERA approval during a joint session.
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Astronomer finds second black hole in space
Princeton astronomer Ronald Polidan announced at the Astronomical Society of the Pacific meeting in Park City Utah the discovery of a second black hole. The object OAO 1653-40 was detected by the Copernicus satellite and linked to the Scorpio constellation, supporting black hole theory and aspects of relativity.
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Vatory
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