Court allows limited U S aid to church schools
The Supreme Court ruled states may fund certain educational services for parochial school pupils, such as textbooks and diagnostic speech and hearing services on parish grounds, while banning full funding for field trips or equipment. Ohio's 1973 law enabling up to 488 million in materials and services over two years is cited as a model for potential state aid expansions nationwide.
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High Court
David Young
Ohio
Death penalty backers push statewide override bid
In California, Senate votes 27 12 to override Governor Brown's veto on a death penalty bill. The measure would permit gas chamber use for treason and 15 first degree murders, including police officer killings and crimes during robbery or rape. Assembly support is uncertain as lawmakers return from summer recess in August. Sen. Deukmejian leads the measure, saying optimism remains for an Assembly override. Brown declined comment after the Senate action.
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Woman Teacher Faces Trial for Sex With Students
A 36-year-old female speech teacher at Cherry School was indicted on 3 counts involving drug sales and sexual relations with junior high students. Bond set at 318,000. arraignment scheduled in Superior Court July 1.
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Angst
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Here
Gunmen steal cash and pendant in lingerie shop holdup
Two bandits wearing stocking masks fled Paramount lingerie shop Thursday with $2,000 in cash and a $2.5 diamond pendant after forcing 10 customers and employees into a back room. Deputies said the men took the pendant from a customer along with cash from purses and a cashbox during the robbery at Cattani Lingerie Sales Co. R027 Alona Hlyal.
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Paramount
Cattani Jingerie Sales
Alona Hlyal
Dogs and posse hunt Girl Scout killer in rugged Oklahoma
A large posse and state police hunted a suspected killer of three Girl Scouts at a summer camp near Locust Grove Oklahoma. Searchers found a discarded brown jacket and shirt while tracking a man seen fleeing a cave with two guns. Authorities, aided by sharpshooters and hundreds of volunteers, broadened a one mile search square around Skunk Mountain as fear grew the suspect remained at large after a prior escape.
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June Wa
State Bureau of Investigation
Kenneth van Hoy
State Police
Public Information
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Weather Tonight and Tomorrow Across Regions
TONIGHT ANL LB ARF ehails. 62 low, 82 high. MOUNTAINS Fair with 15 to 45 mph winds. High 88. DESERTS Fair winds 15 to 3 mph. Low 118, High 113. WESTDAY morning shows hazy sunshine.
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Claire Dedrick Named First Woman PUC Member in California
Public Utilities Commission appoints Claire Dedrick as the first female member in California. Other items note J Valor Awards to 15 LA County employees for courage, an American firm barred from selling an $18 million Soviet computer system, Hayakawa withdraws a mass transit funding amendment, Cyrus Vance urging growth targets, and London gang violence hitting top punk rock musicians.
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Claire Dedrick
California
Public Utilities Commission
Soviet Union
Tear gas used on Soweto youths as protests spill over
Police fired tear gas at stone throwers outside Soweto high school amid ongoing protests against detentions of student leaders. By noon calm was restored inside Soweto, but schools were nearly empty for a second day. Police reduced the death toll from three to two, with other reported casualties and arrests tallied.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Sowelo High School
Dawid Kriel
Klipspruit
Ede
Soweto
Mud slide engulfs village in Kyushu with 11 missing
In Kyushu, a rain driven mud and rock slide buried a mountain village. About 15 houses were swept away and rescuers pulled three people from the debris as 11 villagers remained unaccounted for after 70 000 tons of slide material overwhelmed homes.
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Tokyo
Kyushu
Gas prices to rise for July 4 weekend
Microcktd Press reports gasoline prices will climb for the July 4 weekend. A survey of 286 service stations shows regular at 86.6 cents, premium 71.2, unleaded 69.4, all above Memorial Day levels. Lowest regular in West Covina at 55.9 cents. Santa Monica premium 60.0. Long Beach unleaded 47.4. Bishop area highs average 11.7 cents. About NS per cent of stations to stay open Sunday and Monday.
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West Covina
Santa Monica
Long Beach
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