Wauwatosa students urged to end tobacco use on campus
In Wauwatosa Wisconsin officials from East and West high schools move to ban chewing tobacco along with cigarettes booze and drugs. Superintendent Maurice Sullivan calls it an in trend messy habit noted tobacco juice on floors walls and water coolers. Board vote to ban is set for Monday night.
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Factional fighting in Lebanon escalates with 29 dead
Reported nightlong clashes southeast of Beirut and in Tripoli raise Lebanon casualties to more than 130 killed and 300 wounded in seven weeks of fighting. U S envoys Habib and Draper head back to the region to press for withdrawal of Israeli Syrian and Palestinian forces.
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Poland plans partial easing of martial law by year end
In Warsaw the government urged Parliament to ratify suspending most martial law limits, with easing set for December 31. Jaruzelski warned unrest will be quashed and some powers kept. Solidarity criticized the move as cosmetic as U.S. and international unions urged fuller lifting and amnesty.
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Snow Buries East Coast After Record Warm Weekend
A winter blast dumped up to a foot of snow from North Carolina to Maine, closing airports and roads as record highs from last week faded. Seven deaths linked to icy roads, Nantucket stranded tourists, and widespread power outages accompanied the storm with extensive snowfall and floods in the Mississippi Valley prompting disaster relief.
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Warrant Issued in Garden City Stabbing Case
Police issued an arrest warrant for Ramone de la Cerda 23 in connection with the stabbing death of Ivan Miller 22 in Garden City. Miller died after being stabbed Friday night at Good Time Billiards. De la Cerda, now sought for parole violation in Texas, previously served two years for armed robbery and was paroled in October 1981. He was employed by Southwest Corn Co.
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Settlement opens for Hyatt skywalk collapse claimants
Kansas City AP reports a new out of court plan offers $1000 to lobby witnesses and others from the Hyatt Regency sky walk disaster. Claimants sign sworn statements and fill a questionnaire listing hotel companions, with no fees or lawyer required. Corroboration involves simple sworn testimony, though penalties for false claims were not specified.
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Kansas City, Mo
Hyatt Regency
Soviet exile reunites with wife after long separation
Reunited Edward Lozansky, a Soviet exile and American University lecturer, greets his wife Tatyana on her arrival at Washington National Airport Sunday evening. He left Moscow in 1976 under an understanding his wife and daughter could join him, with daughter Tanya accompanying Mrs Lozansky. Christmas Loans at ABC Loans.
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Names Released For Kansas Supreme Court Vacancy
The Kansas Supreme Court Nominating Commission disclosed 26 candidates from Court of Appeals judges, district judges, and lawyers for the vacancy created by Justice Fromme’s death. The panel will narrow to three finalists for Governor Eggers Myers to appoint within 60 days.
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Supreme Court Nominating Commission
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Alex Fromme
Ron Keefover
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John
Carlin
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Bobby Lee Abbott
Joseph Richard Foth
Marvin William Meyer
Joe Haley Swinehart
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Eureka
William Randolph Carpenter
William Donald Clement
Junction City
Steven Pinet Flood
Hays
Steven Douglas Hill
Paola
Tyler Charles Lockett
Wichita
Cordell D. Meeks, Jr
Lawrence
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