California School Finance In Jeopardy
California's five billion dollar public school funding system based on local property taxes faces upheaval after a state Supreme Court ruling. The court found the system unconstitutional for inequitable funding, offering a path to statewide reform. Strong entities include California Supreme Court and Governor Ronald Reagan's office. The suit began in Los Angeles and cites disparities between Beverly Hills and Baldwin Hills. The ruling could push Sacramento to adopt a statewide tax and revise financing to equalize per pupil spending.
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Sudan to Join Arab Federation, Sadat Says
CAIRO AP President Anwar Sadat announced Sudan will soon join the Arab federation of Egypt Libya and Syria to strengthen Egypt in a potential war with Israel. He urged a Wednesday referendum backing the federation saying it will unite Arabs and defeat disunity. Assad in Damascus said the federation would not negotiate peace with Israel or concede Palestinian rights. Israel reported clashes in the Gaza Strip and Egyptian overflights near the Suez Canal. Kosygin to visit Algeria in October. Iraqi President Bakr hospitalized briefly.
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Judges in Reno Jail Prank Trains Insightful Demo
A group of five judges including Harold W. Schultz found themselves briefly jailed in Reno City Jail as part of a National College seminar to show jail life from a prisoner’s view. Schultz, from St. Paul, said the experience clarified prisoner frustrations and bail limits. The detainees also included William FryerI of Pensacola, Robert Dean of Marathon County, Clarence A. Reid Jr. of Southfield, and Fred L. McIntyre of the District of Columbia, who faced minor charges.
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Dollar Slumps to New Low in Japan Exchange
In Tokyo the U S dollar closed at 338 90 yen marking a fresh low as Japan freed the yen to float. Dealers note a 5.86 percent drop from 360 yen and record July trade bal ance of 788 million dollars with exports at 2 116 billion and imports at 1 328 billion.
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