Dismantling Guam Tent City Shelters Vietnamese Refugees
Guam ends Tent City once home to up to 40 000 Vietnamese refugees as 3 800 residents move to permanent facilities after a tropical downpour. Seabees fold 50 000 cots and begin dismantling 3 200 tents. 540 Army troops return to Hawaii. Remaining refugees housed at Asan Point and Andersen Air Force Base.
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Hawaii
Navy Exchange
Asan Point
Andersen Air Force Base
Promotion system negotiation issue in Lawrence police
The Association of Lawrence Patrol Officers, formed to improve law enforcement, negotiates a new in grade promotion system with Police Chief Richard Stanwix. Patrol officer Richard Clark says officers seek ranks such as patrol officer first class and negotiating bids for siren lighting gear and leather gun holsters. Stanwix will discuss the requests with City Manager Buford Watson and the committee will report back Monday.
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Association of Lawrence Patrol Officers
Lawrence
Richard Stanwix
Richard Clark
Clark
Stanwix
Buford Watson
Patrol Officers Association
Small claims court needs reform says survey
A May 1974 survey by Ms. Comenetz found clerks in Jefferson, Franklin and Shawnee counties often ill informed about small claims procedures. Many litigants misunderstand terms and post judgment remedies, prompting calls for a public manual, better publicity, and more judge support. A $3891 GCCA grant funds a manual and recommendations include publicizing the court, a county address for defendants, and evening sessions.
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Franklin
Shawnee
Jefferson County
Shawnee County
GCCA
Small Claims Court
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