Son of Sam strikes Brooklyn. two 20-year-olds critical
The killer dubbed Son of Sam wounded Stacy Moskowitz and Robert Violante in a Brooklyn car date, marking a year of terror. Moskowitz was near death after head wounds despite long surgery while Violante survived with severe eye injury and uncertain vision. Police tightened patrols and Mayor Beame ordered 100 more officers as the case continued.
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NEW York
Sam
New York Harbor
Brooklyn
Queens
Bronx
Stacy Moskowitz
Robert Violante
Kings County Hospital
Miss Moskowitz
Ira Clark
Violante
Clark
Abraham Beame
Michael Codd
Donna Lauria
Son of
Nixon Aide Report Details Teamster Bribe Allegations
Justice Department officials cited Time magazine claims that Nixon discussed a one million cash payoff from the Teamsters in a 1973 meeting to hush Watergate burglars. The article links payments tied to Frank Fitzsimmons and Allen Dorfman with involvement by Anthony Provenzano and Charles Colson.
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New York
Justice Department
Richard M. Nixon
Teamsters Union
White House
John W. Dean III
Time Magazine
Time
Nixon
Frank Fitzsimmons
Jimmy Hoffa
Hoffa
Detroit
Union
New Jersey
Anthony Provenzano
Las Vegas
Provenzano
Fitzsimmons
Allen Dorfman
Chicago
Dorfman
Teamster’s
Nixon White House
Charles Colson
Colson
FBI
KU med center construction resumes after bricklayers deal
Work on the Kansas University Medical Center clinical facility resumes after Bricklayers’ Union Locals 4 and 18 sign a new three year contract with the Kansas City Builders’ Assn. The $52 million project was two months behind schedule due to the June 3 strike, with completion now uncertain.
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Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City Bricklayers
Kansas City Builders’ Assn
Max Lucas
University
Lucas
Strikers Curtail Iron Ore Output Nationwide
Picketers representing more than 14 000 steelworkers in five states shut two thirds of iron ore production in the industry first strike in 18 years. The walkouts hit Minnesota Michigan Worcester Mass Cleveland and Carnegie Pa with disputes over local issues and incentive pay.
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United Steelworkers
Minnesota
Upper
Michigan
USW
Worcester
Mass
U.S. Steel Corp
Electrical Cable
Cleveland
Carnegie
Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel
Mountain Iron
Minn
Reserve Mining
Silver Bay
Mild weekend in Kansas. warm front may bring storms
Lawrence and Topeka posted 91 degree highs the warmest in Kansas as a warm front may move in tonight bringing scattered thunderstorms. Severe weather damaged property across Stanton County with hail and broken windows near Manter to the state line.
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Topeka
Hill City
Beloit
Pittsburg
Kansas
Colorado
Stanton County Sheriff's Office
Manter
Stanton County
National Weather Service
Oklahoma
Weather Service
Texas
1948 ballot fraud claim ties LBJ to vote fixing
A former Texas election judge says he certified 200 fraudulent votes for Lyndon B. Johnson in the 1948 Democratic primary runoff, a claim his ally says confirms long suspected election cheating by Johnson forces. The alleged orders came from George Parr in South Texas as Johnson pursued the Senate seat.
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Tex
Texas
U.s.senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Jim Wells County
Luis Salas
Associated Press
Johnson
T. Kellis Dibrell
Johnson Forces
Dibrell
FBI
Coke Stevenson
Salas
South Texas
George Parr
Alice
Parr
Box
Lyndon
U.S. Senate
Coke R. Stevenson
Stevenson
George Petty
South
George B. Parr
Iia Bloc
Archie
Duval County
Duke
Duval
LBJ
Vance Opens Peace Talks Visit Across Middle East
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance arrives in Alexandria to meet with President Anwar Sadat and discuss Palestinian representation and a Geneva conference framework. The 12 day tour includes Lebanon Syria Jordan Saudi Arabia and Israel with possible follow up talks in New York.
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Egypt
Cyrus R. Vance
U.S
Mideast
Anwar Sadat
Vance
Sadat
Mediterranean
Middle East
Lebanon
Syria
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Israel
Raeli
New York
Carter
Washington
West Bank
Jordan River
KU students face higher health insurance costs this year
KU students will pay 53 to 189 more for Blue Cross Blue Shield coverage with mandatory enrollment for foreign students lacking other health insurance. A new contract keeps identical coverage to last year, while the Board of Regents requires foreign students to buy coverage. The plan includes a prescription drug rider covering insulin and allergy pills.
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Kansas University
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas
Clark Doan
Charlotte Kimbrough
Lawrence
Salina
Coan
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Local forecast: Scattered thunderstorms expected today
The Journal-World notes scattered thunderstorms in today’s regional forecast with conditions varying across areas. Page 10 provides full details.
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