Weinberger says equal sports expense not required by rules
Caspar Weinberger testified that antisex discrimination regulations in sports do not mandate equal expenditures or separate facilities for each sex. He said the goal is equal opportunity with school flexibility, noting factors like sport interests, equipment provision, schedules, and travel in assessing opportunities. He stressed that separate teams are allowed and nondiscriminatory access to teams offered must exist, while final rules cover all federally funded education programs including athletics.
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Ford Won't Bar U S First Use of A weapons in War
President Ford declined to rule out any first use of nuclear arms in a future conflict. He said at a White House press conference that he would not discuss how or when tactical or strategic weapons might be used. The interview touched on domestic issues like unemployment and oil prices amid ongoing policy shifts.
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Budget impasse broken advances on 11.56 billion California budget
In Sacramento AP reports Assembly Democrats and Republicans moved toward a flat vote on an 11.56 billion state budget after a four point compromise. A 120 million school finance measure cleared for a floor vote while Governor Brown’s Finance Department opposed the bill. Speaker McCarthy secured required Republican backing through concessions including surplus retention and voting rules for new programs.
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California Sues 11 Oil Firms Over Anti Trust Claims
California seeks a multi million dollar antitrust award from 11 oil firms for alleged restraint of trade in crude oil production and refined products. Standard Oil of California denies the charges calling them rehashes from a federal case long unresolved. Long Beach delays a separate antitrust suit against seven major California oil firms to probe artificial price suppression and potential $200 million revenue loss. State official praise follows, with support for possible joint action with the attorney general.
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Economic index up third month signals recovery
The Commerce Department reported the Leading Indicators index rose 2.1 percent in May, the third straight gain and a 5.7 percent three month rise, seen as a sign the worst recession since World War I may be ending. Most economists seek more than three months to confirm a trend, but the readings suggest improving conditions despite unemployment near 9.2 percent.
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Rod Serling Undergoes Open Heart Surgery
Rod Serling writer and producer of The Twilight Zone underwent open heart surgery today at Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester New York. The renowned creator was admitted for a procedure announced by hospital officials and is reported in stable condition.
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Gandhi asserts broad action as arrests continue
Prime Minister Mrs. Gandhi said the two month emergency will not affect law abiding citizens while accusing opposition parties of a wide conspiracy to threaten India’s internal security. Police, under the Internal Security Act, arrest leaders of five opposition groups planning week end protests.
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La Junta Tops U.S. Heat With 103 Degrees
The National Weather Service logged the day s highest U S temperature outside Alaska and Hawaii as 103 degrees at La Junta Colorado. Overnight low reached 27 degrees in Flagstaff Arizona, as reports from New York and other areas noted extreme heat.
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