Drastic drop in missing black youths reported in Atlanta
Atlanta authorities note a sharp decline in missing black youths in recent weeks, signaling easing parental fear after the slayings of 28 youths. Beverly Harvard cites fewer reports, though exact numbers are unavailable. Wayne B Williams, 23, is jailed since June 21 for Carters death amid weeks of police scrutiny.
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Vietnam returns three Vietnam War remains to Hawaii
HONOLULU AP It will be two to three weeks before the remains of three American servicemen killed in the Vietnam War are positively identified and returned to their families Army officials say The remains, the first to be released by Vietnam since 1978, were taken to the Army's Central Identification Laboratory Wednesday after a brief ceremony at Hickam Air Force Base The number of missing Americans brought home rises to 75 since the 1973 Paris peace accords with about 2 500 still listed as missing in action</analysis>
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Early Kidney Transplant Pioneer George Egan Dies
Belmont Mass AP funeral services set for Friday for George Egan 58 who died Tuesday at Brigham and Women’s Hospital Boston one of the nation’s first successful kidney transplant recipients in 1967 at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Yale football letterman 1943 Marines Harvard graduate 1944 golf letters and dual varsity club eligibility noted in biographical details
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Northeast Kansas Weather Forecast With Storm Chance
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with an overnight low near 70 and an afternoon high in the mid 90s. Extended Saturday to Monday shows a chance of thunderstorms with highs in the mid 80s to mid 90s and lows around 70. Official readings report Wednesday high 90 low 73 and overnight 73. Clinton Lake data today at 8am shows 80 degree water and level 876.12 feet above mean sea level, with normal 875.5 feet. By The Associated Press.
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Journal World delivery timetables and contact numbers
Late paper delivery guidance for Lawrence residents from the Journal World outlines typical delivery by 5 30 p m on weekdays and by 8 a m Sundays. It directs missed papers to call the Journal World office at 843 1000 before certain evening deadlines or leave a message at 843 1663 after hours.
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Violence in England Riot tests Thatcher appeal for calm
Manchester riot after Thatcher broadcast rattles streets with a thousand youths attacking a police station and shops. 700 officers deployed, 17 arrests, three officers injured including one hit by a crossbow bolt. Police say coordinated attacks spanned pubs garages and cars amid jobless unrest.
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Senate filibuster blocks vote on busing amendment
In Washington AP report, civil rights groups filibuster anti busing amendment to a Justice Department spending bill. Sen Bennett Johnston co sponsors say the measure may die this year if germane ruling stops it, with a cloture vote anticipated Friday and 60 votes needed to end the filibuster.
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Senate panel schedules action to ban abortions
Washington AP supporters of life at conception say they have votes to clear the hurdle to reverse the 1973 Supreme Court abortion ruling. A Senate Judiciary subcommittee vote was scheduled after hearings. Proponents, backed by President Reagan, seek fetal constitutional rights to spur states toward abortion bans. Only Sen. Max Baucus, and possibly Heflin, may oppose. The eight year fight follows repeated bids to curb federal abortion funding.
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Hunger strike escalates violence in Belfast amid IRA funeral plan
In Belfast gunfire and bomb attacks wounded five police officers and British troops after the death of IRA hunger striker Joe McDonnell. The Provisional IRA announced a funeral for McDonnell and vowed to keep protests by staging further actions at Maze Prison. Catholic districts erupted in rioting and arson as tensions rise from previous hunger strike deaths.
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NATO pressured to accept missiles
Washington sources say Western Europe must accept the U S decision to deploy medium range missiles or risk hollowing NATO credibility. A senior State Department official warned that reversal would give the Soviet Union veto over alliance decisions and weaken U S bargaining in Soviet reductions talks. He cited pacifist pressure and urged NATO to proceed with deployment and missile negotiations.
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Military study may call for new draft
A Reagan administration task force led by Defense Secretary Weinberger will study manpower options to raise forces by about 10 percent over four years. A draft could be considered, though officials stress no decision has been made. The plan aims to add roughly 200000 troops by 1985, with possible use of civilians or contractors to fill some roles.
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