JFK Jr Starts Summer Law Clerk Post in Civil Rights Office
John F Kennedy Jr 26 begins a summer law clerk position in the Justice Department Civil Rights Division under William Bradford Reynolds earning 353 dollars weekly. He is one of seven honors program clerks and will rotate through discrimination housing education and employment units while likely appearing in court and assisting litigation.
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John F. Kennedy Jr
William Bradford Reynolds
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Robert F. Kennedy
Reynolds
Congress
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D-Mass
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Department of Justice
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New York University
Attorney General
Willie Nelson tells Senate farmers need more income
Country singer Willie Nelson told a Senate farm hearing that farmers are hurting and must receive higher crop prices. He recalled buying hogs for a quarter each and selling them for 17 cents, while noting Farm Aid concerts raised $8 million. He offered no specific policy stance beyond urging action.
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Willie Nelson
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John Melcher
D-Mont
Senate Agricultural Production and
Tom Harkin
Iowa
United States and Soviet Union Agree on Ozone Study
NOAA announced a bilateral Antarctic ozone study with the USSR to share data from ground and satellite instruments. Soviet measurements will come from Molodezhnaya station. Americans will use polar orbiting satellites and NOAA instruments to ensure comparable data.
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Antarctic
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Molodezhnaya Station
National Research Laboratory
Boulder
Colo
Antarctica
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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Reagan
U.S
Montreal
White House
Marlin Fitzwater
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JAL Crash Faults Faulty Boeing Repairs
Japan Aircraft Accident Investigation Commission Finds faulty Boeing repairs to a bulkhead and JAL maintenance failures led to the 1985 crash that killed 520 people, destroying the tail and all hydraulic systems in the jet near Tokyo. The report details cracks in the rear pressure bulkhead and the resulting rapid cabin depressurization.
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Donna Rice deflects questions on Hart affair in TV interview
Donna Rice refused to say if she slept with Gary Hart citing dignity and said she learned to stay with a single man. She told Barbara Walters Hart hadn’t contacted her since his withdrawal and claimed a former friend sold a photo to the National Enquirer.
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Gary Hart
White House
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Hart
National Enquirer
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