Peaceful School Opening Seems Likely Across Districts
Dallas officials aim for a calm start as a desegregation plan moves 18000 students in grades 4 through 8 to other neighborhoods and 10000 seek magnet schools. In Eudora Arkansas officials vow discipline to prevent a repeat of last spring’s racial violence as classrooms reopen.
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Associated Press
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Arkansas
Eudora
Hennie
Abel White
Jacksonville
Fla
Philadelphia
Duval County
Philadelphia Federation of Teachers
GOP Ticket Expected To Aid Carter In West
LOS ANGELES AP Jim Carter says his chances of carrying the Western states in the November election are aided by the Republicans nominating a ticket led by President Ford with Sen. Robert Dole as running mate. Carter cites Ford-Dole as making his bid stronger in the region during a four day campaign swing. He praised Ford's restrained military response to the Korean incident, and noted a CIA briefing. The piece also covers desegregation talks in Dallas, school labor disputes in Jacksonville and Philadelphia, and planned back to school timelines.
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Los Angeles
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Robert Dole
San Francisco
Carter
Korea
U.S
CIA
Forest Fires Ravage Parts of England
In southern England and Wales drought sweeping the countryside sparked hundreds of fires. About 3,000 people evacuated including 360 from St Leonard's Hospital and a nudist colony. Firefighters fought multiple blazes, with the big Hurn Forest fire near Southampton and several rail lines closed.
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England
Southampton
Wales
Britain
St. Leonard's Geriatric Hospital
Hurn Forest
St. Leonard's Hospital
Shopping the newspaper ads saves the family budget
A 1975 study of 5900 women for the Newspaper Advertising Bureau finds 83 percent read newspaper food ads before shopping and 86 percent use a shopping list. Among frequent monthly shoppers, about three quart ers read the paper the day before shopping. Food ads and editorial features work together to stretch dollars as advertisers increased newspaper advertising by twenty percent in the first half of 1975.
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Progressive Grocer Magazine
Newspaper Advertising Bureau
FRS Seeks Rules To End Credit Discrimination
The Federal Reserve is weighing rules to ban denying credit based on age race color religion national origin or welfare status. The rules would allow age use if statistics show it reflects creditworthiness while banning arbitrary cutoff ages. Public comments are invited with a Sept 1 deadline. final regs due next March.
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Federal Reserve System
Equal Credit Opportunity Act
Federal Reserve
Fed
Office of Saver and Consumer Affairs
Board of Governors of the
Washington, D.C
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