Busing ban could affect 50 desegregation cases nationwide
Nixon's request for a temporary moratorium on court ordered busing could impact about 50 pending federal desegregation cases and additional actions in cases already ordered for busing. Officials say effects depend on court rulings and whether Nixon's guidelines to deemphasize busing become law. The list of potentially affected cases includes districts in Louisiana Indiana Tennessee Alabama and several others with merits yet to be decided.
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Merchants Invited to City Address on Business Issues
Scottsdale merchants are invited to a 4:30 p.m. meeting Tuesday with Mayor Bud Tims and City Council members. Don Morden, Trade Bureau chair, says the session will cover 1972 business problems and new bureau plans. The event at Ye Olde Lantern requires no Trade Bureau membership.
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Tornado Slams Phulbaria Area Killing 150 People
A 150 mph tornado ripped through Phulbaria in the Mymensingh district about 60 miles north of Dacca, leaving at least 150 dead and 360 injured Saturday.
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Water spill law repeal sought at informal city meeting
City Council discusses repealing an ordinance that imposes criminal penalties for water spillage on streets. Councilman Herb Drinkwater seeks support to repeal claiming unfair enforcement when medians spillage is common. Staff oppose repeal, saying it would raise street maintenance costs.
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Wisconsin primary in Wisconsin primary McGovern ITT charge adds to uncertainty
In a CBS telecast McGovern alleged ITT deducted 400000 dollars from taxable income for a Republican convention donation. An aide said the 1971 SEC report had not been filed and McGovern called it an honest error. The race for 67 Democratic delegates in Wisconsin remains highly unsettled with Humphrey Muskie and McGovern as top contenders.
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Government forecasts shift as smoking per capita may rise by 1980
Government economists now project that the average American smoker could light more cigarettes daily by 1980. The Agriculture Department notes a possible 2 percent gain in per capita consumption in 1980, lifting annual packs to about 207, with the 25 to 34 age group driving growth and health concerns and prices still influencing totals.
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Boy Drowns During Easter Egg Hunt in Arizona
A two year old, Justin Thomas Beal of Tucson, drowned after tumbling into a backyard pool while searching for Easter eggs at his grandparents home in Phoenix. He was pulled from the water by his grandfather John Van Gulder and died on arrival at St. Josephs Hospital.
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Luke AFB Could Close By 1980 Over Nearby Housing
Col. John S. Clarke Jr. warns that growing high density residential areas near Luke Air Force Base may force closure or relocation by 1980 due to noise complaints. relocation would cost about 400 million, unless zoning or government land purchase limits development around the base. Luke Air Force Base, founded 1941, is a major west coast tactical training wing with multiple U.S. Air Force and Luftwaffe units.
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Jury Deadlocks in Berrigan Antiwar Trial
In Harrisburg a judge urged the jury to resume deliberations after they spent 334 hours over four days without a verdict on the Kissinger kidnapping bombings conspiracy. Rev. Philip F. Berrigan faces up to 10 years for a single count. the case spans nearly all of 1970 with the Harrisburg Seven named in the indictment.
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