Court clears way for tax dollars to private schools
The Supreme Court upholds most of an Ohio law providing 88.8 million dollars in state funds over two years to private schools, outlining allowable aid such as textbooks, testing, and certain therapies while avoiding direct church-advancement. Critics warn the ruling widens church-state lines and invites varied interpretations in future cases.
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Paraplegic jailed in revenge killing in Detroit
DEFROH AP A 2 year old Detroit man paralyzed from the waist down since a shooting two years ago was sentenced to one to ten years in prison for the revenge killing of Frank Thomas Jr. Nickson pleaded guilty to a reduced voluntary manslaughter charge after trial testimony showed he shot Thomas in March 1974 for dating Thomas sister. The Wayne County Circuit Judge Michel Stacey noted the futility of vigilante justice and imposed a two year handgun crime sentence, with credit for 112 days in jail making parole possible in 24 years.
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Army rules out gay clerk in unprecedented case
Army discharges Spec. 4 Mario Sode for homosexual tendencies after marriage to a transsexual man. Sode, 22, from San Diego, may appeal in federal court. outcome hinges on funds. The board found the couple lived as biological females, with Kristian von Hoffburg transitioning.
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Federal drinking water standards take effect nationwide
Safety limits on public water systems require testing and consumer notification under the Safe Drinking Water Act of 1974. EPA enforces uniform sampling nationwide with interim health standards already met by most systems, while those not in compliance must install treatment, upgrade facilities, or seek new water sources.
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Ideatien
EPA
Barbara Blum
Dance and Shooting Club Notices Mix With War Anniversary
Local club listings show a dance event at the Lune Hall with live music by the En sibtes and a shooting match featuring fresh clams and oysters at Catoctin Rod & Gun Club. Separately, Seoul marked the 27th anniversary of the Korean War with warnings of a possible North Korean invasion if U.S. ground troops withdraw, while shifts in editorial stance urged broader American military pullouts.
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South Korea
Tofay
U.S
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Carter
Peoples Daily
Heta
Kim Seong-jin
Lottery Numbers and Cold War Editorial Snapshots
The page mixes Maryland Numbers Game results with scattered place names and a contentious editorial on U.S. troops in Korea. It notes numbers like 309 and 681, then shifts to a dated antiwar stance calling for total U.S. troop withdrawal from South Korea, citing about 2,000 ground troops and 7,009 air and naval personnel amid Carter era debate.
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South Korea
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VA chief’s hand on Bible helps gunman surrender
In New Orleans, four hours into a hostage crisis, Veterans Affairs chief Maxteland and VA official Cleland spoke with the gunman Leroy Menendez. Cleland said he touched the Bible, prayed, and related his veteran experiences to persuade Menendez to surrender and accept hospitalization.
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Associated Press
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Veterans Administration
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Eland
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Gas guzzler tax approved by panel
The House Ways and Means Committee advanced a gas guzzler levy within energy legislation, keeping a trimmed tax design aimed at reducing fuel use. The plan would raise revenue far short of Carter's goals, with initial estimates of about $915 million by 1985 and a broad effect on model MPG requirements, while directing funds to debt repayment rather than energy programs.
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Carter
House
Ways and Means
Mitlee
U.S
Chrysler
New Yorker
Energy Sust Fund For Energy Research
Judge Sirica recalls awesome decisions in Watergate trials
In a rare interview at the American Academy of Achievement ceremonies in Orlando Florida judge John Sirica reflects on the Watergate trials. He says the tough rulings left him sad and atone yet he believes history should treat him kindly. He notes sleepless nights and heart strain from the case and hints at a possible memoir.
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John Sirica
Watergate
White House
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Thany
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Simica
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