Hiroshima Remembrance and West Europe Anti Nuclear Protests
Japan marked the Hiroshima bombing anniversary with church bells, doves, prayers, and calls for disarmament while Western Europe saw protests against NATO missiles. Nakasone urged leadership for world peace as demonstrators across Germany Britain and Wales staged fasts die-ins and vigils against Pershing 2 and cruise missiles.
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Peace marchers mark Hiroshima anniversary across U S
The 38th Hiroshima anniversary drew hundreds of U S anti war protesters from Connecticut to Seattle. Demonstrators held vigils, fasted, and spoke against nuclear war, with actions from Los Angeles to Oak Ridge and Griffiss Air Force Base. Speakers cited survivor suffering and urged disarmament.
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Tenn
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Oliver Springs
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Shikoku Christian College
United States
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Rome
Recht's West Virginia education ruling reshapes funding and plans
Justice Recht authored a landmark 244 page decision in 1976 ruling West Virginia public schools inadequate and ordering a master plan to abolish wealth based aid. He also ruled for prison reforms at Moundsville and pushed for expanded broadcast of trials as lawmakers review responses.
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Reagan and O Neill clash over hunger and trade policy
In Sunday radio remarks House Speaker Thomas P. ONeill Jr. urged dropping plans to cut government nutrition programs for the poor, citing 600000 low income expectant mothers and children at risk. President Reagan touted improving economic signs, new grain deals with the Soviet Union, a U S Chinese textile accord, and strength of the dollar while defending open trade. The addresses, taped earlier, framed a partisan view of hunger relief and global commerce.
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China
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Massachusetts
Williamsburg
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