Riots in Cape Town area kill and injure dozens
Across Cape Town area violence erupts for a third day as crowds clash with police in Nyanga and other townships. At least 29 black residents are dead and about 100 injured amid rioting that began Wednesday near segregated townships.
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Buckley May Enter Race as Serious Candidate
Sen. James L Buckley said he would run as a serious candidate if he enters the Republican presidential contest rather than a protest vote. He stressed on NBC Today that he has no commitment to advocate a bid and has done nothing to promote support. Buckley noted some Republicans urged him not to close the door on a possible candidacy.
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Faulty welds may delay completion
Washington officials warn uncertain impact of weld repairs on Trans-Alaska oil pipeline completion while noting possible congressional delay risk for the Alaska natural gas project. Interior Secretary Kleppe and FEA deputy Hill emphasize testing, route approval timing, and congressional action windows amid competing pipeline routes.
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British aide reports Washington uninterested in pardons
General Howe’s adjutant recalls a July 17, 1778 meeting with General Washington. The aide said Washington would not grant pardons to patriots who sought freedom from the Crown. The World Almanac recalls this exchange.
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Troubles in coal and rubber industries deepen
Wildcat coal worker walkouts ease with thousands returning to mines from West Virginia to Appalachia as unions plan meetings. Rubber workers delays in a three year contract persist with noneconomic issues, while labor secretary cites a completed money package. Separate refinery tower blast near New Orleans kills at least two, injuring several, with investigation ongoing.
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New energy stamps to help pay fuel bills in Ohio
Elyria Ohio AP Lorain County launches energy stamps a 25 dollar purchase for 75 value to aid low income residents facing fuel shutoffs. The $7 500 federal grant funds a 150 to 200 person pilot run run by the Lorain County Community Action Agency led by Charles Hopkins. Eligibility uses federal low income standard under 5500 for a family of four and actual emergency like shutoff notices. Columbia Gas of Ohio will accept stamps at five dollar face value with some free stamp provision for those unable to pay.
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San Antonio to press LoVaca gas suit in state court
The San Antonio City Council by unanimous vote decides to pursue a $200 million breach of contract suit in state court against LoVaca Gathering Co while keeping the door open for a possible out-of-court settlement. Trial is set for Aug. 23 in district court.
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