Jets first used in Angola conflict claim by UNITA routes
Westerners report UNITA leaders say South African forces have withdrawn and MPLA has used jet fighters in Angola for the first time a claim tied to the ongoing civil war. The report notes U S Supreme Court declined to broaden review in a Missouri abortion Medicaid case and left standing rulings on arrest warrants and other actions.
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Detroit integrates schools as buses carry students peacefully
Detroit becomes the largest U.S. city under a court ordered plan with 203 buses transporting thousands of black and white elementary students to classes. Only kindergartners through fifth graders attend today. middle and high school students report Tuesday amid anti bus groups calling a yellow flu boycott.
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Truce teams separate combatants in Beirut front line
Syrian Lebanese and Palestinian officers launched a 36 hour program to separate Moslem and Christian combatants in Beirut. Truce teams along a six mile front ordered militias to pull back and announced that leaders agreed to allow military equipment to move in to remove street barricades. Police reported abductions and later releases, PLA patrols secured key areas, and five killed seven wounded in overnight sniping as open highways and aid deliveries resumed.
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Ford Warns Democratic Proposals Could Slow Recovery
President Ford said rapid Democratic plans for faster growth could backfire, urging Congress to curb inflation and deficits. The economic report foresees unemployment around 7.5 percent by November, modest inflation, and gradual gains in 1976, with welfare cuts and reduced health costs.
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Virginia Economy Shows Slow Recovery In November
Virginia's economy wobbled in November as eight of 18 indicators rose, nine fell, and one held steady. Nonfarm employment rose to 1,970,000 while unemployment fell to 6.5 percent, though several leading measures lagged with manufacturing hours and layoff rates increasing.
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College teams win as Handley stays unbeaten in district
James Wood and Shenandoah basketball squads each earned Saturday victories while Handley continued its unblemished run in the Northwestern District. The Star provides a two page look at Winchester zoning ordinance with a map.
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