Friday storms stain Lawrence region’s weekly outlook
Editorial notes a string of disasters linked to Fridays from 1951 flood to 1974 Kansas City skywalk collapse and a recent June 19 tornado. It cites a fresh Friday storm causing crop and property damage, sending residents to shelters and tarnishing the day’s local image.
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Hyatt Regency
Kansas
Hyatt
Lawrence
Lawrence warm season beats last year's heat and drought
A year after a severe spell of 100 degree days Lawrence enjoys a milder, wetter summer with rainfall at normal or surplus levels. No 100 plus readings have occurred yet, marking a notable improvement over the 1981 heat record and drought. Weather contrasts with last year’s extreme heat and six inches drier conditions.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Vermont toughens teen crime laws after murder case
Gov Richard Snelling signed a bill ending Vermont 1968 policy that freed under 16s at 18 with no record. Law allows trials of youths as young as 10 in adult court for serious crimes and permits delinquency cases for murder regardless of age. The change followed the stabbing and assault of 12 year old Melissa Walbridge and related incidents.
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Vermont
Melissa Walbridge
Essex Junction
Snelling
Marcos regime tarnishes U S image with praise to Marcos
Washington remarks by Vice President Bush praising Ferdinand Marcos as adhering to democratic principles drew sharp protests from critics who warned the toast could damage U S prestige. They note Marcos' elections were rigged and the regime drifted from democracy as he pursued power with Imelda's influence.
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United States
U.S
Imelda
Marcos Uses Constitutional Gambit to Bar Aquino in Philippines Vote
The 1972 era saw Ferdinand Marcos extend martial law and push a constitutional amendment raising presidential age to 50 to sideline opponent Benigno Aquino. Aquino, in exile, was allegedly targetted for arrest if he returned. Marcos pursued a vote to appear democratic while quelling dissent amid a faltering economy and foreign capital flight. The United States remained his staunch ally, though opponents staged demonstrations and some troops fired on protesters.
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Young Democracy
Benigno Aquino
United States
Aquino
Philippine
Philippines
State Department
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Iran
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Fidel Castro Opens Revolt In Cuba On July 26 1953
On July 26 1953 Fidel Castro started a revolt by attacking army barracks in Santiago Cuba. In a separate note 1759 French forces abandoned Fort Ticonderoga to the British during the French and Indian War.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Santiago
Fort Ticonderoga
Millionaire club grows less exclusive in 1978 data
The IRS Statistics of Income shows 2041 U.S. millionaires in 1978 with over 90 million returns filed. Delaware leads with 94 millionaires per million returns, followed by Nevada and DC. Most income among the rich comes from dividends, not wages, while itemized deductions average 25 percent.
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Texas
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Lin wood Kid performs at pioneer festival amid heavy rain
The nationwide telephone strike ended while a railroad walkout continued. Karen Smith named The Lin wood Kid for the pioneer festival and to perform in a festival play. Rainfall varied, with up to 5 inches in surrounding areas and muddy hills near Hillcrest Shopping Center.
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Linwood
Douglas- Jefferson County
West Ninth
Hillcrest
David Scott
James Irwin
Alfred M. Worden
Air Force
Earth
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