New Mexico president Miguel de la Madrid vows moral renewal
Miguel de la Madrid begins a six year term as Mexico's president, signaling an economic recovery plan and an emphasis on fighting institutionalized corruption. The 47 year old replaces Jose Lopez Portillo and says offenders may face jail, with a focus on moral renewal in government.
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Recall charges investigated against Scott County sheriff
Kansas Sheriffs Association probes 13 allegations against Sheriff Wayne Neese with a fact finding mission in Scott City. The recall committee and 3 sheriffs review signatures, interview dispatchers and citizens, and seek to determine if charges warrant a recall election within 60 to 90 days. Details to follow in Thursday's Telegram.
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Kennedy bows out of 1984 presidential race
Senator Edward M. Kennedy announced he will not seek the Democratic nomination in 1984 nor accept a draft. He cited family obligations amid divorce proceedings, said he might run later, and left open endorsing a candidate while remaining active in party politics. He noted Mondale as a leading potential candidate and phoned allies to inform them.
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Reagan reads buoyant path to Lebanon force widen
President Reagan in Brazil for talks with President Figueiredo on Latin American economic issues and the Beirut peacekeeping request. He said the United States may expand the multinational force to include other nations and could double U S troop levels in Lebanon to about 2400. Reagan stressed partnership with Brazil and cited democratic progress as a foundation for closer ties.
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Murder, Robbery Slaying Tied to Hugoton Hotel Owner
Stevens County deputies arrest two men, John Thomas Jones Jr. and James Michael Gann, for the robbery and shooting death of Hugoton hotel owner Lewis Price. A juvenile female acquaintance is released. The body was buried in sand dunes near Hugoton. Price, 60, had moved to Hugoton to run the Argus Hotel. He held a PhD in chemistry and was Mobil’s head chemist in Dallas.
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