Rioting Escalates as Soweto Police Fire on Demonstrators
In Soweto, police opened fire on demonstrators for a third day as black workers seek freedom for student leaders jailed since June. Seven blacks killed in two days, clashes widen, mobs block roads, and reinforcements plus nationwide alert are declared.
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Larry Heinzerling
Johannesburg
South Africa
Soweto
Phefeui
Senate approves student tax credit plan with $250 cap
Senate backs a 25 year tax credit for students starting at $100 next July 1 rising to $250 by 1980. If a student works and files, up to $250 may reduce taxes owed. otherwise parents or spouses who paid tuition may claim it. The plan excludes room and board and has no age limit. The Senate also rejected an amendment liberalizing capital gains tax breaks and approved estate tax reform affecting all but the top 2 percent of estates.
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Jim Luther Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
House
U.S
Clearing, cool with forecast dry skies tonight
The National Weather Service at Hancock Field expects clearing and cooler temperatures in the low 50s tonight. Tomorrow will be partly cloudy with a high near 70 and no rain expected.
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National Weather Service
Hancock Field
Court financing overhaul passes in Albany
Gov. Hugh Carey signed a compromise plan for a gradual state takeover of local court financing after Senate 31 13 and Assembly 101 30 votes. The measure, part of a two day special session on court reorganization, also shifts judges on the Court of Appeals to appointment rather than election. Critics warn costs will rise as upstate salaries flow upstate.
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Russ Pulliam Albany
Hugh Carey
Senate
Assembly
Carey
Court of Appeals
New York City
Nassau County
Sen
W.T. Smith
R-Chemung
Toxin suspected as mystery killer in Philadelphia outbreak
Harrisburg AP reports scientists ruled out influenza and fungi as causes of the regionnaires disease. Tests point to a toxin. 25 dead and 153 cases, not contagious, with many attendees of a state American Legion convention in Philadelphia. Researchers warn results may take time.
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Harrisburg
David Sencer
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Philadelphia
CDC
Sencer
American Legion
Jobless Rate Rises to 7.8 Percent in July
The Labor Department reports July unemployment at 7.8 percent, up from 7.5 in June, with 7.4 million jobless. Despite a 400,000 gain in total employment to 87.9 million, a 700,000 rise in the civilian labor force kept unemployment high, especially among women.
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Washington
UPE
Labor Department
Disappearance of Castro plot figure Roselli shocks Miami
John Roselli, longtime associate of mob boss Sam Giancana, vanished eight days ago after telling a Senate committee he helped plan CIA backed operations against Fidel Castro. FBI and Justice say jurisdiction unclear as Broward sheriff cites lack of confirmation of his location.
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Miami
U.S. Senate
Chicago
Sam Giancana
Central Intelligence Agency
Fidel Castro
John Roselli
Broward County
FBI
Justice Department
Organized Crime
Roselli
Senate
Giancana
CIA
Castro
Cuba
Sheriff's Office
Miami International Airport
Women urged to expand ministry and ordination
Dr Marga Klompe leader of the Dutch Church group told Eucharist Congress participants that a larger role for women in ministry could help solve pastoral problems. She advocated serious consideration of ordaining women within Catholic life.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Marga Klompe
Dutch Council of Churches
Three injured in Route 81 car accidents this morning
Rush hour traffic on rain slicked Route 81 halted between the city and Northern Lights traffic circle after three crashes involving eight vehicles. Three people were taken to hospitals with minor injuries. one driver to St Joseph's and two to State University Hospital. Authorities directed motorists to reroute via Route 11.
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Northern Lights
Eastern Ambulance
Eastern
St Joseph's Hospital
State University Hospital
Mattydale
Seventh North Street
Nancy Rosenburg
Ivy Ridge
Spencer Street Bridge
John Clark
Mud Mill Road
Brewerton
Edward Woods
Virginia Gaggin
Brooklea Drive
Fayetteville
Miss Rosenburg
Charles Henderson
Brewerton Road
Clay
Judith Nemier
Main St
Central Square
Henderson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Syracuse names new black superintendent amid busing debate
Sidney L. Johnson, 55, who will be Syracuse's first black superintendent, says the district should end mandatory busing for integration as soon as possible. The Troy superintendent-elect was hired by the Board of Education in a surprise move and is due to assume duties in October. A fragment mentions a consumer movement and a possible year release if early months prove defective.
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Syracuse
Sidney L. Johnson
Johnson
Troy
Board of Education
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