Evanston's plan for student tax stirs debate
Evanston considers a $30 annual tuition tax on its 10,000 college students to raise about $300,000. The proposal, nearing a council vote, faces opposition from Northwestern Kendall Seabury-Western and Garrett Theological seminaries who call it discriminatory and unconstitutional.
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Civilian casualties rise sharply in Vietnam offensive
U S officials report civilian wounded deaths rising after the April start of the Red offensive with 24 788 wounded by end of last month an average of 6 197 a month versus 2 700 prior. Officials note many more injured than hospital records indicate and deaths are uncertain with estimates like 15 000 by Sen Kennedy uncorroborated.
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Pathologist challenges single gunman theory in Kennedy case
Pittsburgh based pathologist Dr. Wecht questioned the Warren Report the single assassin conclusion and the magic bullet theory after reviewing autopsy materials X rays and bullet fragments. He declined to specify how many shooters he believes were involved.
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