Adoption Heartbreak In Army Drug Error
Sgt. Donald L. Fryer described a bureaucratic nightmare after a urine test misclassified him as a drug addict in Vietnam. The error led welfare agents and the immigration service to block his Vietnamese adoption, delaying passage for the boy named David Matthew and leaving Fryer awaiting a Christmas reunion.
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UPI
Army
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Red Cross
Senate
Donald L. Fryer
Alhambra
Calif
Senate Armed Services
Long Binh
South Vietnam
Fryer
Vietnam
Fort Lewis
Wash
Welfare Agency
Immigration Service
David Matthew
Scout Pack Awards Across Three Schools
Cub Scout Pack 70 at Nixon school honors Scott Heald Ron Garrett Curt Cleveland Rodney Karr Kevin Laska John Elmore Chris Comes Jay Cooper Tom Tjarks Dan Terrill Rick Kruisie Chris Luke Terry ihuddes Steve Kruisie Cliff Halsh Kevin Smith Brad Knight Kerry Elmore. Pack 36 at St Patrick's school recognizes Mike Bruning Scott Wertz Todd Neis Lloyd Reis Brian Sanket Scott Hamilton Mike Cardis Dan Malloy Randy Rohemna Mark Armstrong Shawn Oakley. Pack 86 at Coolidge school awards list includes John Walter Jon Harris Tim Canney Jon Kartens Gary England Brett Shaw Dan Judy Jay Young Dave Burris Mike Lien Wayde Henderson Jeff Gardemann Mike Schmatt Brian Swarzyk Todd Hawley Mike Butterfield Royce Carlson Jerry Anderson Scott Beach Tom Cosgrove Kevin Schissel Dave Birch Greg Larson Scott Koepke Mike Nelson Roger Matteson Roger Dabler John Forest Jimmy Keller Danny Kleinme er Randy Nielson Ron Turnis Scott Roby Steve Sommer Mike Terry Scott Young Curt Visek Martin Beal David Degroote Kirk Jones Chuck James Robin Shaw Ron Wilkens Brian Law rence Joe Schreder Steve Tanner Eric Lofdahl Tim DeLay Brian Carter Mike Swienatski Dan Clemens Jon Jones Leon Dirks Emmett Havens Mike Mosch Perry Rea Mike Jones Troy Schuetzle Jeff Thies Jeff Wilson Tim Mussman Robert Fisher Chris Pingston Chris Sliger Mark Rinderman.
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Nixon School
Scott Heald
Ron Garrett
Curt Cleveland
Rodney Karr
Kevin Laska
John Elmore
Chris Comes
Jay Cooper
Tom Tjarks
Dan Terrill
Rick Kruisie
Chris Luke
Terry Ihuddes
Steve Kruisie
Cliff Halsh
Kevin Smith
Brad Knight
Kerry Elmore
St. Patrick’s School
Mike Bruning
Scott Wertz
Todd Neis
Lloyd Reis
Brian Sanket
Scott Hamilton
Mike Cardis
Dan Malloy
Randy Rohemna
Mark Armstrong
Shawn Oakley
Coolidge School
John Walter
Jon Harris
Tim Canney
Jon Kartens
Gary England
Brett Shaw
Dan Judy
Jay Young
Dave Burris
Mike Lien
Wayde Henderson
Jeff Gardemann
Mike Schmatt
Brian Sw
East Berlin Resumes Travel Ban After Easter Visits
East Germany closed the Berlin wall to West Berliners ending an Easter period of visits. Border guards tightened controls on West Berlin traffic and travelers faced new forms. Bonn faces May 4 vote on treaties with the Soviet Union and Poland.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Klaus Schuetz
Lost and found ad help line prompt
A simple notice encourages using a lost and found want ad and provides a contact phone number 398 8234 for fast item recovery. The message emphasizes quick results through the classified service.
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Dial
Alaska Ratifies Equal Rights Amendment For Women
The Alaska legislature approved the proposed constitutional amendment guaranteeing equal rights for women making Alaska the 11th state to ratify. The action occurred Wednesday in Juneau as part of the state’s legislative session.
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Juneau
Alaska
India and Soviet Union urge direct talks with Pakistan
In Moscow India and the Soviet Union issued a joint statement calling for direct talks among India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan to settle the subcontinent crisis. Swaran Singh summarized that negotiations must proceed without third party mediation and that a summit may be preceded by emissaries’ talks depending on Pakistan’s response.
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NEW
India
Soviet Union
Bangladesh
Pakistan
Subcontinent
Moscow
Swaran Singh
New Delhi
Singh
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Indira Gandhi
Mrs. Gandhi
Bhutto
Kremlin
Rawalpindi
Pakistan Times
Eight Die in Dallas Chemical Plant Blast
Eight workers were killed when a volatile chemical explosion at Penwall Industries destroyed a one story plant in Dallas. A series of three blasts hurled steel girders and bricks as 27 employees were in the building. Hospital reports included compound and skull fractures and burns.
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Dallas
Penwall Industries
Larry Jones
Dallas Fire Department
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