Mexico's first land use law takes effect this month
Mexico moves to regulate urban growth under the Human Settlements Law creating national state and municipal controls on land use. It aims to curb sprawl improve services and balance development while barring peasant housing in rich residents homes and requiring constitutional steps for expropriation. President Echevarria signed the measure and it becomes law June 24.
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Missing Aeroflot TU154 jetliner on Angola to Moscow flight
An Aeroflot TU154 en route from Luanda to Moscow vanished after failing to arrive Tuesday in Malabo Equatorial Guinea. A Soviet aviation official gave no details on passenger count or nationalities. The aircraft model typically seats 167 passengers.
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House Passes Two Year Foreign Military Aid Bill
The House approved a two year 7 billion dollar foreign military aid bill 255 to 140. It retains congressional controls on overseas arms sales and refuses to cut South Korea aid to 290 million dollars for 1975 level amid human rights concerns. Senate action forthcoming.
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Time Inc. newspapers guild strikes over contract dispute
New York timing as 1014 Time Inc. reporters writers researchers and typesetters walk out after failed last minute talks. Time Inc. says it will publish with supervisors handling work generally done by strikers across Time People Sports Illustrated Fortune Money and Time-Life Books.
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New York Officials Seek End to Hospital Strike Threats
City officials and private managers avert potential strikes that could cripple 70 area hospitals. Victor Gotbaum says the 15,000-member hospital workers union will strike the citys 18 municipal hospitals Monday to protest 1,400 layoffs.
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Cadet Salvadore Reza Graduates From Military Academy
Air Force cadet Salvadore Reza aged 23 from San Benito Texas graduates today at a four major service academy. He says he chose the Colorado Springs school to avoid migrant labor with his family.
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FW band director dismissed after insubordination dispute
A three member commission ruled band director Hokanson guilty of several acts of insubordination including denying a student clarification on a grade. The school board fired Hokanson after hearings and a 2-1 recommendation to terminate.
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How voters judge candidates on issues and personalities
The poll shows 48 percent of Reagan backers cite personality, 29 percent cite issues for Reagan and Udall alike, Udall supporters correctly identify positions on five issues with strong liberal leanings, and college educated backers are prominent among Udall supporters. Ford, Carter, Humphrey, and Jackson backers weigh personal factors heavily. welfare and energy issues shape voter reasoning.
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Ford plans desegregation remedies limiting citywide busing
Nessen said Mathews outlined options for Ford to help districts avoid court ordered massive busing. The plan sets rules on how courts measure illegal government acts and allows desegregation remedies, including busing, only where area wide segregation is caused by official discrimination. Esainko criticizes rigid intra city busing zones, saying boundaries were designed to fail.
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Veteran Sports Writer Jack Rickard in the Citizen
Veteran sports writer Jack Rickard contributes a piece in the Citizen detailing local athletics coverage. The feature reflects on his career, notable games, and influence on regional sports reporting.
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