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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1981

Page

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Banks raise prime rate again in latest monetary shift

NEW YORK banks pushed the prime rate from 19 percent to 19.5 percent amid ongoing efforts by the Federal Reserve to cool inflation. Chase Manhattan led the increases as banks grapple with higher borrowing costs and tighter funding in a rising-rate environment. Washington also reported a coal production record for 1980 and a dip in energy consumption, with foreign oil share dropping to the lowest since 1975.

New York Federal Reserve Chase Manhattan Bank Washington United States Energy Department Congress Agency Energy Information Administration U.S

Jury forms slowly in Garwood trial in Jacksonville

Jurors are being selected for Marine Pfc. Robert Garwood's trial on sexual assault charges after his Vietnam prison camp return. Defense cites prejudice and over four hours of questioning, with selection to resume in Superior Court.

Jacksonville N.C Pfc Robert Garwood Vietnam Garwood

Northeast Kansas Weather Forecast Summary

Thundershowers likely tonight with a low of 52. Mostly cloudy Wednesday with a high 62 and chance of thunder showers. Extended outlook dry and cool into the weekend with highs in the upper 60s to low 70s and lows 40s and 50s. Official readings include a Monday high 68 low 38 and overnight low 49 with .01 inch precipitation. Clinton Lake reports show 63 degree water and lake level 874.92 feet mean sea level with a multi purpose level of 875.5 feet.

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Congress ties strings to aid in El Salvador

Senate Foreign Relations Committee moves to withhold U S military aid and advisers from El Salvador unless the junta shows progress on human rights and democratic reforms. The panel also softens an Argentina aid provision, while lawmakers debate lifting the arms embargo with conditions.

Washington Congress U.S el Salvador Argentina Senate Foreign Relations Reagan Alexander M. Haig Jr Central American Richard G. Lugar Rind House Foreign Affairs Committee Haig Senate Kansas Nancy Landon Kassebaum House Full House White House Sen Christopher J. Dodd D-Conn Jose Napoleon Duarte Duarte

Witnesses to view suspect in midtown slayings arouse Buffalo case

Witnesses from New York City fly to Buffalo to identify the assailant in a lineup that includes Pfc. Joseph Christopher, the white Army private charged with killing three black men in the Buffalo area. Christopher appears with a ski mask during arraignment as judge Green orders identity protection.

Joseph Christopher Buffalo N.Y Christopher New York City Manhattan Pfc State Supreme Court Samuel Green Green

Polish Rural Solidarity Wins Final Union Recognition

A district court in Warsaw registered Rural Solidarity, an independent union representing about 2.5 million private farmers, in a decisive step after a two hour hearing. Thousands gathered outside the courthouse as banners, flags, and religious symbols framed a day of protest and celebration for the farm community.

Warsaw Poland Rural Solidarity Solidarity Baltic Communist Party Stanislaw Kania Supreme Court Poznan Jan Kulaj Bydgoszcz

Conservative Demos seek tax compromise in three year plan

Conservative Democrats who helped push Reagan budget cuts seek a three year tax cut smaller than the administration wants but still spread over three years. Rep Kent Hance outlines a 25 percent cut, 5 percent first year and 10 percent in each of the next two years, as the maximum his group will consider.

Washington Reagan House Democratic Forum Kent Hance D-Texas Ture Dan Rostenkowski D-Ir Ways and Means Committee Rostenkowski Democrats Hance Kemp-Roth Jack Kemp Rn.y William V. Roth Jr R-Del

Cat Death Spurs Probe Into Taints At Old Mill Site

In Clinton Massachusetts an unexplained spate of animal deaths and human hair loss prompts an EPA hazard spot listing. Chewbacca the cat died with missing lung tissue, Lady the dog contracted cancer, and 11 ducks perished in eight days. A tannery flood over a century ago may be the source.

Clinton Mass Chewbacca Lady Shannon Environmental Protection Agency New England

After Hours Recording Message Hotline Details

The notice states that after regular hours a recorded message is available by calling 843-1663 for information or instructions. It provides a single contact method and specifies an immediate means to access guidance beyond business hours. The entry implies a standard operational procedure for off hours.

Congress retirees profit from unspent campaign funds

Several retired congressmen kept or used their postoffice campaign cash after leaving office in January. Among them, John Wydler of New York received 38,519 for personal and lawful expenses, with others like Mendel Davis planning to spend 23,612 on medical costs. James Hanley of New York headed the committee when he retired with 29,406.89 in his campaign funds.

Washington Congress John Wydler R-N.y Capitol Hill Federal Election Commission Mendel Davis D-S.c Davis Election Commission James Hanley D-N.y House Post Office and Civil Service Committee

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