Nine congress members on abortion hit list sparks resignations
An anti abortion group named nine lawmakers it aims to defeat next year prompting resignations from two advisory board members Rep Henry Hyde and Rep Robert Young condemned the tactic as negative campaigning The targeted list includes Sen George Mitchell and Senators John Chafee Daniel Patrick Moynihan Harrison Williams and Reps James Jones Morris Udall Stephen Neal Marc Lincoln Marks and Paul Findley The group plans spending up to 400000 to influence the 1982 elections
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Washington
Congress
Peter Gemma
National Pro-Life Political Action Committee
Falls Church
Henry Hyde
Bill
Hyde
Robert A. Young
D-Mo
Priate
Donna Harper
Young
Missouri
Sen
George Mitchell
Maine
Senate
Gemma Said
Mitchell
John Chafee
R-R.i
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
D-N.y
Harrison Williams
D-N.j
James Jones
D-Okla
Morris Udall
Dariz
Stephen Neal
D-N.c
Marc Lincoln Marks
R-Pa
Paul Findley
R-Ill
Chafee
Rhode Island
Virginia
Cleve Corlett
Karen Mulhauser
National Abortion Rights Action League
Pro-Life Pac
Hail Storms Strikes Edmond as Preston George Surveys Damage
Edmond Oklahoma reports hail bruising cars with smaller hail pieces denting windshields. The item mentions Preston George being arrested and brought to court, with additional notes about a legal matter and future pages offering advice, puzzles, and features across different sections.
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Preston George
Edmond
Okla
Family of athletes may move back to Cedar Rapids
A prominent athletic family contemplates returning to Cedar Rapids, with discussions centering on training opportunities, local clubs, and potential hometown involvement. The report notes ongoing talks and hints at possible fundraising or sponsorship support.
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Cedar Rapids
Chuckle Money: what things run into and people run out of
A brief humorous line noting that money is what things run into and people run out of, captioned as a copyright statement.
Inmates Take Matsqui Prison After Rioting
About 280 prisoners surrendered as a riot at Matsqui prison in British Columbia ended the takeover. Soldiers, Mounties, and guards prepared a sweep to flush out the 30 holdouts while 14 ambulances stood by.
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Matsqui, British Columbia
Matsqui Prison
Jack Stewart
Penitentiary System
Stewart
Recreation Field
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Vancouver
British Columbia
Brady Reagan in emotional hospital reunion
Wounded White House press secretary James Brady met President Reagan at George Washington University Hospital for a 16 minute visit in which both men spoke of recovery. Reagan said Brady is missed and Brady thanked him for the visit while noting his own progress and emotion.
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Washington
White House
James S. Brady
Reagan
Brady
George Washington University Hospital
Larry Speakes
Jim
Speakes
Sarah
James A. Baker III
Locked in Dump They Spook The Gates At Marion Landfill
Four people were locked inside the Linn County landfill for about a half hour Monday evening. Marilee Pietsch and her husband Gerhard, Roger Stark and his son Ron were trapped after the gate was padlocked at 5:02 p.m. They rattled the chain and banged the padlock, waving to passing cars until help arrived. The gatekeeper left in his car before they could be let out. A woman at the site later alerted her husband, the bulldozer operator, who came to the scene about 5:37 p.m. The group planned to seek action from Supervisor Jean Oxley.
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Linn County
Marilee Pietsch
C Ave
Marion
Jean Oxley
Simons
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