Kennedy Calls $2.5 Billion Hunger Fight for U S
Senator Edward Kennedy urged a $2.5 billion annual program to combat hunger in the United States. He said many hungry Americans are invisible to the Reagan administration and cited a report based on a six day tour before Thanksgiving.
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No pardon for Leo Frank by Georgia Board of Pardons
Georgia's Board of Pardons refused to pardon Leo Frank, the Jewish pencil company manager convicted in 1913 of murdering a teenage girl and hanged by an anti-Semitic mob. Gov. Joe Frank Harris and a relative of the slain girl urged mercy, but the board ruled after years of debate that guilt could not be re proven.
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