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passing cars were damaged and sev
eral motorists harassed last night in
the biggest anti-busing demonstra
tion here in several months.
However, some 100 riot equipped
Jefferson County Police stopped
short of using tear gas to disperse
unruly demonstrators.
About 75 rowdy demonstrators
remained behind after an estimated
400 persons participated in a protest
march, marking the second anniver
sary of riots that erupted Sept. 5,
1975.
“I thought for a few minutes we
were going to have to use gas to get
some of them to leave after the
march,” said Police Chief Russell
McDaniel.
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He said Jacqueline Bedford, 9,
suffered a bruised forehead when
someone threw a brick at the car in
which she was riding with her fam
ily as they passed the march. Au
thorities at a local hospital said the
child was not seriously hurt.
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The chief said four persons in
another passing car, identified as
whites, complained to police that
some demonstrators started a
fistfight with them, but no arrests
were made. At least two other cars
were reported damaged.
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WASHINGTON — Congress re- man of the Senate Judiciarysej r
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un til J anuary.
But they hope to adjourn in
mid-October.
Several pressing matters must be
acted on as soon as possible. A 1974
law says the budget resolution must
be in effect by Sept. 15 for the new
fiscal year which starts Oet.l. That
is the major item of business for
both bodies in the first week hack.
At least three hearings were
planned this week, beginning to
day, on the banking and financial
transactions of Budget Director
Bert Lance.
Meanwhile, heads of state or
other highranking representatives
from 24 Latin American countries
were arriving in Washington for gala
ceremonies surrounding the signing
of the two new Panama Canal
treaties, which face a tough fight for
Senate ratification.
All but four of the 13 regulai
propriations hills needed to
the government operating i»
new fiscal year have been sal
the White House. Under the
budget law, work on the rema
four must be completed by
12.
The hills contain emotional
which leaders have so far beei
abl e to resolve, such
government-financed abortion
bomber construction money,
whether to ban aid to nation
meeting recognized human h
standards.
Speaker Thomas O’Neill
pledged to push through the Hi
this year the hill to increase
minimum wage from its cun
$2.30 an hour to $2.65 an hour
include automatic annual increu
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