Carter acts in Plains as he prays for church reconciliation
In Plains Georgia President Carter visits both the Plains Baptist Church and the split Maranatha Baptist Church to seek unity after a desegregation dispute. He attends sessions, prays for reconciliation, and later offers benediction at the new congregation, while planning a day of legislative duties.
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Dayton set to hear new desegregation busing plan
UPI reports Judge Carl B Rubin to review Dayton desegregation options after the Supreme Court struck down last fall's busing mandate. Aiming for an Aug 15 ruling ahead of Sept 7 school start, the district weighs continued forced busing or a voluntary plan with targeted programs and enrollment freedom. The NAACP vows to appeal if Rubin preserves or changes the ruling, potentially sending the case to higher courts.
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One of 50 ways to leave your lover
Ash Abdullah rode a speeding car’s luggage rack as Mary Jane Williams, 23, fled in a confrontation that left Abdullah uninjured after police pursuit. Abdullah, living with Williams, claimed she tried to drop him at an intersection as the car sped away with her three children inside. Williams was booked on suspicion of child endangerment.
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FBI joins Columbus vice battle
The FBI has joined Columbus police in a crackdown on prostitution amid reports some suspects may have records with prior prosecutions by the bureau for interstate and white slave violations. Officers noted more sex workers on city streets and said arrivals from other cities followed new stricter laws.
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Government survey refutes link between feminism and female crime
A government study of 1,600 women inmates in 14 states finds no single cause linking women's liberation to crime rises. The 350 page report notes parallel increases in drug use and social upheavals, despite higher arrest rates for women and men since 1960. Toronto, founded as a French fur post in 1750, has grown to over 2 million in 30 years with limits on downtown high rises amid growing concern.
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17 day old boy treated for cataracts
Anthony Jason Amick, 17 days old and among the youngest to have cataract surgery, will be fitted Wednesday for a soft contact lens at Ohio State University after the left eye’s opaque lens material was removed. The baby, firstborn of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Amick of Columbus, went home Friday with an eye patch and will wear the lens as the eye grows.
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