Britain and Liberal Party form centrist alliance
Britain's new Social Demorats join forces with the Liberal Party to end six decades of Conservative and Labour dominance. Shirley Williams and Liberal leader David Steel announce the pact, with each party keeping independence and no rival candidate pledges for the next general election.
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LONDON
Britain
Social Democrats
Liberal Party
Shirley Williams
Social Democratic Party
David Steel
Cuban detainee slain at Atlanta federal prison
A third Cuban detainee, Victor Robaina-Valdivia, 34, was fatally stabbed at the Atlanta federal prison amid 1700+ refugees from Cuba's boatlift. Earlier stabbings and a fatal wounding last September are noted as part of ongoing violence at the facility.
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ATLANTA
nome
Cuba
Jack Hanberry
Victor Robaina- Valdivia
Freedom Flotilla
Local Weather Snapshot but Missing Key Details
The readable lines show yesterday’s high and today’s low as 69 but lack complete values for yesterday’s weather and times. The fragmentary data reference morning and afternoon readings without clear figures or dates.
Emmitsburg Busing Objections Stir Public Hearing
About 25 Emmitsburg residents spoke at a Frederick County hearing Tuesday night opposing a plan to bus Emmitsburg middle school students to Thurmont for 1982 83. The advisory committee will revise recommendations before sending final proposals to Superintendent Burger. Residents argued busing is costly and unnecessary, urging funds be used to hire teachers locally.
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Emmitsburg
Frederick
Thurmont
Frederick County
Stuart D. Berger
Thurmont middle school
Jim French
Chuck Randle
Burger
Randle
com
mittee
Emmitsburg group
Emitsburg
county board of education
Emmittsburg
Alan Brauer
preston
Buchanan Volunteers Seek Court Order To Fight Fires In Valley
The Buchanan Valley Volunteer Fire Department filed a new suit in Adams County Court seeking to compel Franklin Township supervisors to permit the group to fight fires within the township. The complaint argues the supervisors’ stance infringes residents and volunteers rights to associate and secure protection, and alleges discriminatory treatment violating due process and equal protection clauses. The motion asks the court to declare the supervisors’ actions arbitrary and capricious and to authorize the fire fighting operations.
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NANCY DI BLASI
Buchanan Valley Volunteer Fire Department
Adams County
Franklin Township
U.S
Pennsylvania
clare
Oscar F. Spicer
Spicer
Reagan Turns Up The Heat On House Democrats
On a 99 degree day President Reagan escalates rhetoric against House Democrats after months of cooperation talk. He accuses budget cuts, demagoguery by their leader, and demands action now with his three year tax cuts and budget plan.
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WALTER R. MEARS
WASHINGTON
Reagan
White House
House of Representatives
Bermudian Board Approves 3.46 Million Budget
Bermudian Springs School Board approved a 3,460,968 dollar budget for 1981-82 with a two mill property tax increase. The plan raises taxes and reflects a 5 percent year over year increase while noting enrollment growth to 1,527 students and changes in state aid due to rising market values.
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Bermudian Springs
W. Reese Lichtel
ichtel
state Tax Equalization Board
W. Mae Lott. Lichter
Melvin S. Worley
Pennsylvania School boards Association
Senate
Worley
Police Expenses Scrutinized by Bonneaville Borough Council
Bonneaville Borough Council grilled Police Chief Michael Hawn over higher monthly hours and expenses. Council members questioned crowd control at the June firemen carnival and questioned the use of former chief Peter Seitz on weekends. Mayor Pfaff backed Hawn while others urged assigning carnival duties to the fire department. Wingert resigns from the council, replacement to be discussed next month.
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Bonneaville
Michael Hawn
Hawn
Francis Shanebrook
Gerald Pfaff
Shanebrook
Howard Hawbaker
Peter Seitz
Pfaff
Hawbaker
Seitz
John Jake
Borough Council
Richard Weaver
Robert Wingert
Wingert
Retired Couple Aids Thai Firms and Refugees Abroad
Carl and Helen Payden of Carroll Valley spent six months in Thailand through the International Executive Service Corps to assist the SAHA Union Corporation’s computer center and to teach English and aid Vietnamese refugees at Sa Kaeo. They described slow Thai business pace, generous hosts, and a Buddhist-influenced culture before returning to the United States to visit family.
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Carl
Helen Payden
Carroll Valley
IBM
Paydens
Thailand
Payden
International Executive Service Corps
SAHAUnion Corporation
Helen
Sa Kaeo
Campuchia
SAHA-Union Corp
Payton
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