Attica Riot Report Faults Rockefeller For Not Visiting Prison
A New York state commission urged Gov. Nelson Rockefeller to have visited Attica state prison before ordering the 1971 assault that ended a four day riot killing 29 prisoners and 10 hostages. The panel blamed systemic racism and warned a recurrence remains very real, calling for sweeping prison reforms and clearer parole standards.
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Closed bank eases bills as county nets cash
In Galveston Texas the county seized about 745000 from the court appointed receiver at the closed W L Moody and Co bank, backed by government securities. The county deposits total around 12 million with a plan to share any shortfalls with other creditors. City officials plan to terminate their depository contract with the bank as they pursue other arrangements.
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Government edginess over McGovern wheat issue
Officials in the Nixon administration push back against Sen. George McGovern's charge that farmers were hurt by selling wheat before Soviet sales boosted prices in July. Butz conceded some growers were short changed and noted payments may be trimmed under a price-gap formula. In Houston, a tri-ethnic school policy allows immediate transfers for Mexican American, Black, and Anglo students based on ethnic percentages in each school.
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