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Show 8A OCTOBER 3, 1977 DESERET NEWS, MONDAY. tf news cfipui.es to curb Lovers leap from bridge SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) classes before Christmas because their school systems are running out of money, state education officials say. Two of Ohio's five largest city school systems may bo broke this month, and the other three could run out of money next year if relief isn't voted locally or supplied by the state State officials say at least 35 smaller districts are also facing financial problems. Cleveland's 110,0t0 students may be joining the 53,000 pupils of Toledo public schools, who are slated to end classes for 1977 on Oct. 28. Supt. Paul Y. Briggs of Cleveland's school system, the state's largest, said a fear that the district may have "sc ere problems by about the middle In a potential major WASHINGTON UPL t victory for the nation's steel industry, the today tentatively ruled that five Japanese steel companies are selling carbon steel plate in the United States at a substantial loss. As a result, the department said, the five companies will be required to post bonds to cover dumving duties amounting to 32 percent of their Treasury-Departmen- A young hand-in-han- Russ troubleshooter promoted MOSCOW ( AP) The Soviet Union gave a major political promotion today to Vasily V. Kuznetsov, one of its top diplomatic trouble-shooterThe move came at the start of a week of high level polr-meetings that are also expected to name a lormal second in command to president 1 .eon id I. Brezhnev s. Moscow radio announced that Kuznetsov, the top deputy to Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko, was named one of eight candiate members of the Partys ruling Politburo Grandniece of tin king kidnapped The GENEVA, Switzerland (UPI) grandniece of multimillionaire tin king Antenor Patino, was kidnaped by two men today from her parents' home on Lake Geneva, Swiss police said. Police said the-- kidnapers shot at a servant who was trying to protect little Graziella Ortiz. The servant, believed to be Spanish, was hospitalized with serious injuries. Black killed in S. Africa violence South Africa (UPI) South QUEENSTOWN. African riot police fired on a crowd of 100 blacks, killing one youth and injuring five others in the climax to a weekend of violence, imports. Japanese firms sold $174 million worth of carbon steel plate in the United States last year and U.S. steel producers have been seeking curbs on foreign imports for years. Pressure for such curbs has been increased in recent months because domestic production end profitability have lagged and imports have surged. The Japanese companies involved in the tentative aecision are five of the six firms included in a U.S. Steel Corp. complaint filed Sept. 20. Treasury Department general counsel Robert Munriheim told a news conference a final ruling in the case will come within 90 days If that decision confirms that the Japanese steel is being sold here at "less than fair value," the case would be referred to the International Trade Commission for a ruling on whether the domestic steel industry had been injured." That would also take up to 90 days. Meantime, the five Japanese firms will be required to post the bonds. " " Semi-Peac- e "Semi-peace- !" of island prison 10 break out Ten inmates broke out of an NEW YORK i UPI) island prison in the East River Sunday night and a Correction Department spokesman says the escape may have been inspired by a television show. One of the escapees from the Men's House oi Detention on Rikcrs Island di owned m the river and three others were captured. 6 drown in car plunge Associated Press Atlanta's first black mayor. Maynard Jack-sois heav lly favored to win re election Tuesday in a race with four opponents. In Cleveland, a tight race is expected as Mayor Ralph J. Perk fights for a shot at a term in a fourth The five Japanese firms involved are Nippon Steel Corp., Nippon Kokan K.K., Sumitomo Metal industries Ltd., Kawasaki Steel Corp, and Kobe Steel Ltd. claiming to hav finished second. Voting machines were scheduled to be opened Tuesday to check the totals The black judge, ErWorial. nest "Dutch predicted he would beat either one in the Nov. 12 runoff. Under city law. Mayor Moon Landrieu was not allowed to succeed him tw7o-ye- ar nonpariisan primary-election- . The top two finishers face each other in a runoff Nov. 8. A black judge in New Orleans, meanwhile, was Saturthe top vote-gettday in a primary that left two white politicians Treasury Department statement said its investigation found that Japanese producers have been marketing steel plate in the United States at prices below the cost of production. Since mid year, the steel industry has laid off about 18.000 w oi kers. A - early-closin- self after two consecutive four-ear terms. Both Son. Nat Kiefer and City Councilman Joe y DiRosa claim placed second crowded field they in the in New urieans. In complete but unofficial totals compiled Morial had 112,185 votes to 137,656 for Kiefer and 137,549 lor DiRosa. runoff with white incumbent Sam Massell in 1973, then won nearly 60 per cent of the vote. Toni Morrison, son of a former mayor, was 5.U00 votes behind DiRosa while none of the other seven candidates was in five figures. In Atlanta. Jackson's supporters predicted the mayor would get as much as 70 percent of the vote in the nonpartisan election. Jackson, 39. made the Muzzle Loader Supplies FiocchiPerc. Caps 11 pM 1.000 I I SILVER COIN Balls Cappers Flints Bags Books k and other accessories re ' 'e LOINS 57 East Broadway Phone 359-049- 8 PARK olds Pre-ca- st iMsj Mv$vUr$ MEMBER Patching 'Ms BOUGHT & SOLD Z ION Powder Horns if') ... IKWiTiHlimilMlYK COINS er Ships jam Mississippi, dock strike in third day Galiensorts S SHOP 220 So. State 328-201- 6 The New Orleans longshoremen were scheduled to vote Tuesday on whether to scale down their walkout at the nation's second-largeport. Union officials said the wider strike had been called because of confusion during the strike vote last week. The ILA wants the strike to focus on containerized vessels, which are a bone of contention in the contract talks. The strike was called midnight Friday when the longshore contract expired. On Saturday, Federal Mediation Director Wayne Horowitz ordered a recess in talks "to give the parties an opportunity to reappraise their positions. The talks are being held in New NEW YORK (AP) Cargo ships were backed up at the mouth of the Mississippi as 50,000 dockworkers along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts took their st strike against eontamership cargo into Us third day. at the port of New Conditions Orleans were the worst because members of the International Longshoremen's Association, AFL-CIstriking all shipping. Workers m other ports shut down the container operae Six buy5 and girls BRIDGEPORT, Mich. (UPI aged 11 to 17 drowned in a crowded compact car which ran off a muddy roadside shoulder and careened into the Cass River early Sunday. State Police said the dm cr of the Ct.ev rolet Vega Hatchback, Charles W. Mart ou, 17, ol Saginaw, was the only occupant to escape requested and been granted dates by state education offiothers have undercials. Twenty-on- e in gone audits. Most have closing dates November or December, depending on whether voters approve local school tax questions before the money runs out. Cincinnati voters, who rejected the last two school tax propoals, will be asked again for a new school tax. If it fails, officials say schools may have to close next fall. Black mayor is Atlanta favorite stone-throwi- authorities announced today. In Johannesburg, a newspaper said black leader whose death in prison on Sept. 27 Steven Biko was in a coma sparked widespread disturbances for several days and may have died from brain injuries rather than a hunger strike. October was confirmed by a stale audit of Cleveland's $175 million annual school budget. Cleveland is due about $8 million from a state aid program which can't be paid until late November. "Our problem is to hold out that long, Briggs said. Two smaller districts already have of COI.UMBUS, Ohio (APi Nearly h of Ohio's 2 1 million public school students could be shut out of one-fift- Japan's- steel couple kissed and, jumped to their deaths from the Golden Gate Bridge, the California Highway Patrol reported. The bodies of the still unidentified couple landed on rocks at Lime Point under the north end of the span Saturday. Army military policemen recovered the bodies and turned them over to the Mann County I'oroner's office. Communist Ohio school systems running out of money TOPPIX U.S. moves tions only. Shipping industry officials said the strike would have no impact on the general public for at least two more weeks, but they expressed concern about the New Orleans situation. York. 'i I 100-20- killed 0 DACCA. 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