Inconsistency Removed In Handley High School Case
A U S district court upheld the Handley High School expulsion of two black students and denied readmittance to Handley and the Dowell J. Howard Vocational School. The ruling ends a dispute linked to a Sept. 16 racial disturbance and broader federal litigation over suspensions.
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U.S. District Court
Handley High School
Dowell J. Howard Vocational School
James Turk
Handley
Winchester School Board
Federal
Fate of traffic crashes at Winchester intersections in 1974
The two busiest crash spots were Loudoun and Cameron Streets and Cameron and Cork Streets with eight incidents each in 1974. Through December 1975 there were two crashes at Loudoun Cameron, and three at Cork Cameron, with no clear reason for the drop.
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Winchester
Loudoun
Cameron Sts
Cameron and
Cork Sts
Cameron
Cork
Cameron St
Piccadilly
Kent
Kent-Piccadilly
Scranton in White House role eyed to steady Ford campaign
Ford weighs William Scranton as resident political coordinator to restore order in the White House campaign operation. Scranton’s liberal image could hurt conservative support in New Hampshire and Florida primaries, but his willingness to take the post is seen as crucial amid campaign disarray and funding bottlenecks.
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Washington
Ford
White House
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
New Hampshire
Florida
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Rogers Morton
Morton
Ody Fish
Wisconsin
Fish
President
Ford Committee
PFC
Republican National Committee
Howard H. Callaway
Stuart Spencer
Las Vegas
Sheika Gramshammer
Vail, Colo
Kuanda Urges Plain Talk On Angola Crisis
Zambia's President Kenneth Kuanda criticizes U.S. and Soviet actions in Angola and advocates nonalignment. He calls for a political compromise among MPLA UNITA and FNLA, condemns foreign military presence, and urges a ceasefire and national unity for Angola amid regional impact.
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Kuanda
Angola
Chinsali
Zambia
U.S
Kenneth Kuanda
K.K
Washington
Vietnam
United States
South Africa
Pretoria
Portugal
MPLA
Ruanda
UNITA
FNLA
Zaire
U.S.A
Moscow
Soviet Union
Dark Continent and dollar diplomacy in Africa debate
A reader letter discusses Woodrow Wilson's quote on dollar diplomacy, Africa's wealth and potential conflicts over Angola, and asks whether the U S should risk war or let Russia bear it. The piece contrasts imperial motives with calls for a United Nations vision and critiques current policy.
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Woodrow Wilson
Africa
Casablanca
Cairo
Capetown
Tripoli
Timbuckto
Tanzania
Kimberly
America
Angola
Vietnam
Russia
South
Central America
Mexico
Cuba
United Nations
Justice Brandeis
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