Busing Fees Spark Vows and Protests Across States
United Press International reports rising tensions over court ordered or voluntary busing to achieve racial balance. Senators propose a constitutional amendment outlawing such busing. Protests erupt from South Carolina to Georgia with violence, demonstrations, and efforts to disrupt school operations.
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Death of youth sparks Lubbock violence at Dunbar High
A 16 year old Negro student iam yer was shot at Dunbar High School triggering a riot in Lubbock Texas. Police arrested about 30 people after curfew violations and disturbances. Mayor Granberry imposed a curfew and declared a state of emergency as rocks bottles and gunfire erupted near City Hall.
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Jonesboro High players stabbed after Therrell game
After Jonesboro High defeated Therrell High 41 0 on Thursday night a group of about 10 black youths boarded the players bus and attacked white football players. Three players were stabbed one in the chest requiring surgery. Six Therrell youths were arrested and jailed or sent to juvenile authorities.
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Final approval set for 250 million Lockheed loan guarantee
Washington approved a government backed 250 million loan for Lockheed Aircraft Corp to finish the Tristar Jumbo jet. A three member board including Connally Burns and the SEC chair voted unanimously to back the loan, tied to a New York contract with a 24 bank consortium.
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Marriott seeks expansion permit for Camelback Inn add 126 rooms
Marriott Corporation applies to Maricopa County Board of Supervisors for a special use permit to expand Camelback Inn from 285 to 411 rooms at 54025 Lincoln Dr. The land is zoned R A 3 and lacks resort hotel provisions. Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval on Aug. 19.
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Government launches experimental STOL jet transport program
NASA seeks proposals by Oct. 15 from major airframe makers to design two experimental short take-off and landing transport jets using propulsive lift. The program aims to reduce noise and congestion at busy airports and aid industry in developing safe economical STOL systems for civil and military use. It coordinates with Transportation, FAA and the U.S. Air Force.
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Court reform meeting set by judiciary panel Tuesday
The Judiciary Subcommittee on Court Reform will hold its final meeting Tuesday at 9 30 am in the House Hearing Room 312. Rep Peter Kay invites public attendance to offer suggestions for improving the judicial system and police enforcement agencies. The subcommittee has consulted county attorneys justices of the peace sheriffs judges and other experts.
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APS warns of dim outs as expansion funds sought
Arizona Public Service Co faces possible dim outs if it cannot raise 500 million dollars for expansion over the next five years. Chief engineer M R Llewellyn testified before the Corporation Commission on public service rates at a hearing open to customers today seeking comment on the proposed increases.
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Antacid Commercial a Curious Card Play Amid Texas Tourney
In a Texas card tourney a hand dubbed the Antacid Commercial caused irritation at the table. North or South faced bids from East and West with Three Spades and Three No Trump. The deal showcased a near perfect no trump for 13 tricks and a rare grand slam possibility, as Mrs. Willa Mae Clymore and Mrs. Jack Bland of San Antonio are noted in the play.
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Dealey East
Four Spades Cue Leads to Six No Trump Slam
In a bridge deal with North AKQ8732 and South lacking heart support, three spades over a diamond opening leads to a four spades cue, then South bids six no trump. South’s direct jump to slam over four spades prompts North to raise to a six no-trump contract.
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Eisenhower Tahnks Night Honors Mamie at Kennedy Center
Mamie Eisenhower, 74, received a standing ovation at the Kennedy Center dedication night in Washington. President Nixon and reporters noted the National Symphony's new home as Antal Dorati led a program featuring Stravinsky, Mozart, Beethoven, and Schuman with Isaac Stern as soloist.
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Phoenix urged to curb growth to fight environmental blight
House leader Burton Barr warns Phoenix to limit growth or face Los Angeles like sprawl. Mayor John Driggs cites unpaved streets and mountains at risk as 16 miles of dirt streets remain a major environmental problem. Mark Harrison calls for new pollution lawsuit rights.
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