Trials focus on IQ tests bias against minority children
In San Francisco a nonjury trial examines whether IQ tests used for class placement biased against minority students. Six black children labeled educable mentally retarded faced placement cuts. advocates argue tests overlook cultural differences while officials cite socio economic factors and language reflectivity.
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San Francisco
Sam Milter
Bay Area Association of Black Psychologists
Miller
Robert Peckham
Peckham
National Association For the Advancement Colored People
Congress Targets Child Adult Material Bill
Congress moves toward a bill outlawing child adult material amid a surge in a multimillion dollar national trade. It would ban under 16 involvement in creating such material and bar interstate distribution, with penalties up to 15 years and $15,000 fines for first offenses and stiffer for later violations. Differences with the House remain for conference.
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Congress
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House
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Willlanyoth Jr
H-Del
John Culver
Rath
Roth
Judiciary Vermittee
Halh
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Yoire Vate
Hines
Rayh
Culver
James Abourezk
Dayan Says No West Bank Partition Plans
United Nations New York AP report: Israeli Foreign Minister Dayan rejects territorial division as a path to peace. He states Israel will not surrender West Bank or Gaza Strip and plans 10 new military posts there. He argues a Palestinian state led by the PLO is unacceptable and urges living together rather than partition.
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West Bank
Gaga Strip
Dayan
U.N. General Assembly
Mowlay
Rayan
Gaza
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Chemical linked to workers' deaths at West Virginia plant
Charleston Gazette reports six to twelve workers exposed to para-naphthol biphenyl PAB at a Monsanto plant near Charleston may have died from bladder cancer. Company spokesman Barney Wander cites cancer risk and tests, while altering death figures in AP interview.
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Charleston
W.va
Charleston Gazette
Monsanto Chemical Company
Barney Wander
Wander
Warder
Associated Press
Nitra
Wandes
Crime boss Galante surrenders to face parole violation charges
New York police sources identify Carmine Galante as a top crime boss who surrendered to U S marshals at 7 00 am EDT to answer parole violation charges for associating with known criminals. Attorney Michael Roser confirmed the surrender and said Galante would receive a hearing while also contending with a contempt action in Miami over grand jury testimony.
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Carmine Galante
U.S
Michael Roser
Galante
Miami
Rasen
Trad
Soviets silent on space flop
Moscow reports an official reason for the failed Soyuz-25 linkup with the Salyut-4 space station. Cosmonauts Vladimir Kovalenok and Valery Ryumin landed after 49 hours aboard, in good health, amid theories that docking gear failed or they overshot the lab. The article notes broader program issues and past Soviet space setbacks.
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Orbiting Space Laboratory
Vladimir Kovalenok
Valery Ryumin
Earth
Kroscow
Tass
Kovalenok
Ryumin
le Baikoour Space Center
Central Asia
Sputnik
Olypass
Vladimir Komarov
Space
Maryland and Pennsylvania daily lottery numbers drawn
Baltimore and Pittsburgh dispatches report Monday draws from state games. Maryland Numbers Game selected 31 while Pennsylvania daily lottery yielded 9 9 5, details indicate regular evening draws and result listings.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Daily Mail Classified Prepares Annual Calendar Notes
A fragment from The Daily Mail details publication and mailing notes, 1823 establishment, New Year and Memorial Day references, and a pricing line for subscriptions and services. It mentions Wubbernstown Maryland addresses and a byline about Cara Tyrents, with rates listed for various subscription terms.
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Daily Mail
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Jaber Jay
Chrisie
Nl Ave
Wagerstows
Bugerstown
Uess
Elasenty
Caren Tyrents
Peanut shortage forces squirrels from White House park
Washington AP reports a peanut shortage drives 100 park squirrels from Lafayette Park near the White House to suburban woods. Damages to geraniums and beech trees cited at $5,000 since spring. Park Service plans a three step move with nesting boxes and darkness relocations to reduce future conflicts.
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Washington
Lafayette Park
George Herklacy
National Park Service
Park Service
William Ruback
University of Maryland
George Washington Memorial Parkway
Virginia
Balloonists attempt to cross Atlantic from Maine
Two Colorado men, Dewey Reinhard and Steve Stephenson, lifted off in a balloon Monday at Bar Harbor Maine for an Atlantic crossing. A ground coastal spokesman said the craft was not in danger though the balloon got caught in a ruin and its course could be altered. The balloon crossed toward Yarmouth Nova Scotia en route across the Atlantic.
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Maine
Atlantic
Jack Yaet
Dewey Reinhard
Steve Stephenson
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Morsay
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
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