Hicks Surges In Boston City Council Primaries
Louise Day Hicks, former mayoral challenger, tops Boston council primary with 46,608 votes, about 11,000 more than incumbent Joseph F. Timilty. Hicks, a longtime opponent of busing, looms as a threat to the Nov. 4 field as she campaigns against the state school racial balance law. In other races, Thomas Atkins, the only Black member of the council, finished 13th.
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Senate Approves Housing Bill Including Mobile Home Subsidy
The Senate passed a $6.3 billion housing bill for fiscal 1970 and 1971 authorizing FHA mortgages on mobile homes and creating a rent subsidy for public housing tenants paying more than 25 percent of income. If income is zero, the government covers all rent. The House debates a separate $3 billion measure without the subsidy. An amendment raised public housing construction per-room costs to $4,300 in high-cost areas, aiding cities facing limits on building units.
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Nationwide student protests turn violent at schools sites
Across the United States demonstrations centered on schools and construction projects erupted Tuesday in Riverside California Detroit Chicago Seattle New Brunswick and Harlem. In Riverside two students were arrested and six others injured in a racial disturbance at Rubidoux High School with scuffles in the cafeteria. Detroit’s inner city high schools saw three straight days of disturbances ending in a clash between black students and police as police used night sticks to disperse crowds. In Chicago at Austin High School violence left five injured, including three officers, and 24 youths arrested largely linked to the Vice Lords gang. At the Seattle University of Washington campus 12 demonstrators were arrested as protesters blocked construction work, two trucks and a bulldozer were pushed into a pit and three workers were roughed up. In New Brunswick high school students were arrested and classes canceled after flareups. The city’s school system faces funding worries amid sporadic disorders. Across Harlem, four injured in a clash near a site for a new state office building as demonstrators camped seeking a school or housing site delaying construction for months.
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Attorney Cooper Fined for Contempt in Friars Club Case
Attorney Grant B. Cooper and colleague William M. Morgan were fined $1,000 each for contempt of court after they refused to reveal how they obtained secret federal grand jury transcripts used in the Friars Club card-cheating trial. Judge Albert Lee Stephens Jr. called the act a serious court infraction though not moral turpitude, noting no disbarment and no life sentence since this offense was treated as a misdemeanor. Cooper, 66, once LA County Bar Association president, smiled as he left.
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U.S. Intensifies Border Drug Crackdown Operation Intercept continues
The federal government pledges to extend the border drug crackdown despite protests. Officials report seizures including 140 kilos of marijuana in Calexico and 100 pounds of additional illicit cannabis. Mexican authorities also step up actions. operation to persist for an indefinite period.
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