Trudeau and wife Margaret announce separation after six years
Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau and Margaret Trudeau confirm they are separating at her request after six years of marriage. Margaret, 28, seeks an independent career while Trudeau will maintain custody of their three sons and provide her access. The couple have been apart for months with Margaret pursuing work in the United States and France.
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Ottawa
Canada
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Margaret
Trudeaus
New York
Yasmin Khan
Rita Hayworth
Aly Khan
Mick Jagger
People Magazine
Trudeau
Harrington Lake
Justin Pierre
Alexandre
Sacha) Emmanuel
Michel Charles- Emile
Margaret Sinclair
Vancouver
Tahiti
North Vancouver
B.C
Liberal Party
Liberals
Lawrence Jaycees and Jaynes install new officers
New Lawrence Jaycees and Jaynes officers were installed at a Friday banquet at the TeePee. Jim Kaiser won Jaycee of the Year and Betty Markley was named Jayne of the Year with life memberships awarded to the Beahons.
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Lawrence Jaycees
Jaycee Jaynes
TeePee
Jim Kaiser
Betty Markley
Jayne
Kaiser
The
Jaycees
Jaycee
Mike Beahon
Yellowstone
Jaynes
Joyce Day
Winterbrook
Mary Ann Beahon
Beahons
Frank Raley
Ala
Lawrence Construction
Tom Day
Dick Rinke
Steve Markley
Oxford
John Humphrey
Rt. 3
Michelle Kaiser
Deanna Fisher
Pine Haven
J.C.1
Andy Potter
W. 3Rd
Larry Sims
Craig Fisher
Bill Kennedy
Ted Nitcher
Tenn
Jerry Karr
Murrow
School districts unite to oppose Missouri desegregation suit
Kansas City area school leaders plan joint defense against a federal suit seeking cross state line student reassignment to achieve metropolitan desegregation. The action names Kansas and Missouri, 18 districts, three federal departments, and both states. officials warn of yearslong litigation and potential mass busing across lines.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Maurice Culver
Shawnee Mission School Board
Kansas Attorney General
Dale Dennis
Kansas Department of Education
Kansas City, Mo
Board of Education
Schneider
Military retirees face losing pensions for civilian government work
A House appropriations panel moved to bar current 141,000 military retirees on civil service payrolls from collecting retirement pay while holding federal jobs after Oct 1. The plan, part of an $111.2 billion defense bill, aims to curb double dipping, with expected $26 million first-year savings and broader cuts tied to defense priorities.
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Washington
House
Carter
Uncle Sam
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Armed Services
Mahon
Pentagon
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