Atlanta Mayor Maynard Jackson Wins Second Term
Associated Press reports Maynard Jackson of Atlanta, first black mayor, securing over 60 percent to win a second term amid mixed reactions on race voting. Cleveland mayoral results show Perk defeated by Feighan and Kucinich in nonpartisan primary with runoff setup. Rusk wins Albuquerque mayoral race. Albany runoff to follow after district redraw. DiRosa edges Kiefer in New Orleans runoff place.
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David Rusk
U.S
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Albuquerque, N.M
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Cleveland
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New Orleans
Joseph V. DiRosa
Nat Kiefer
Ernest N
County approves funds for rural sewage upgrades in Pima County
Officials advance plans to improve Avra Valley sewer lines and Green Valley treatment with a $31 million Ina Road plant awaiting federal and state approvals. A November dedication is feared as delays persist while design funding and contracts proceed.
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Byron Howard
Ina Road
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Hele
Tucson Estates
Tucson Mountain Village
Branding Iron Pack
Diablo Village
Dial a ride gains public acceptance amid transit shift
In the gas shortage era experts label the demand response transport as dial-a-ride. By 1972 15 to 23 systems existed. now about 100 taxi-bus networks operate nationwide with 38 in Michigan. Services vary from door to door to feeder routes, serving elderly and disabled riders in New York City Arlington and Montgomery County.
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Michigan
New York City
Washington, D.C
White House Receives Watergate Books for Library
Rosalynn Carter accepts 250 books for the White House library including John Dean’s Blind Ambition and Jimmy Brestin’s How the Good Guys Finally Won. The presentation, a periodic donation by the American Booksellers Association, dates to Herbert Hoover’s era and includes children’s titles and works by George Hall.
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Mary Jane
Waylon Jennings charges dropped in cocaine case
Federal prosecutors withdrew conspiracy to possess and distribute cocaine charges against singer Waylon Jennings and another man. The judge dismissed the case without prejudice, leaving open the possibility of future indictments under the Speedy Trial Act. Proceedings followed Jennings’ Aug. 24 arrest at a Music Row studio and a related DEA investigation.
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Music Row
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Mark Rothbaum
Danbury
DEA
New York
William
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