Agreement in principle sought with Indians at Wounded Knee
Federal negotiators push for an early settlement at Wounded Knee South Dakota as AIM militants hold the Pine Ridge hamlet. Officials seek a cease fire and an agreement by next Monday amid ongoing gunfire and past mass killings.
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UPI
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
American Indian Movement
AIM
Justice Department
Horace Webb
Webb
U.S
Mark Sheehan
William Clayton
U.S. District Court
Rapid City
Saigon reports renewed truce violations and exchanges
Saigon reported further Communist truce violations including a siege base attack that killed 12 South Vietnamese rangers and wounded 68. Spokesman Lt Col Le Trung Hien said prisoner exchange would finish by Sunday, ahead of the Paris cease-fire schedule, with 26,722 prisoners traded for 4,753 troops. Brig Gen John A Wickham said U S photos show tanks artillery and other materiel entering South Vietnam in breach of the cease-fire, demanding explanations from Hanoi and Viet Cong delegates.
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Saigon Command
le Trung Hien
Paris
John A. Wickham
Joint Military Commission
United States
South Vietnam
Wickham
U.S
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Hanoi
Release of U S POWs in Laos uncertain
The State Department says nine Americans and a Canadian are listed as prisoners of war in Laos and the timing of their release is uncertain. The Pathet Lao provided names, while about 310 Americans remain unaccounted for in Laos, many airmen from bombing campaigns.
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UPI
State Department
Laos
Viet Cong
North Vietnam
Government of National Union
Pathet Lao
U.S
Defense Department
California child care cutbacks delayed until July
UPI reports a Reagan official says federal indications suggest California child care service cutbacks will not take effect before July 1. Richard L. Cutting, a Finance Department consultant, testified to the Senate Finance Committee.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Reagan Administration
Richard L. Cutting
Finance Department
Senate Finance Committee
Senate advances Mexican-American district plan amid reapportionment clashes
The California Senate moves toward SB195 creating a sprawling polliwog shaped Mexican-American district from San Bernardino to East Los Angeles while SB62 proposes a tighter Chicano district from East Los Angeles to Pomona. Gov Reagan likely to oppose both as unsound amid court deadlines and past vetoes.
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California
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Dakersfield
San Joaquin County
Alan Short
Stockton
Bing Taylor
Senate
George N. Zenovich
Dresno
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
Pomona
Mervyn M. Dymally
Dams and Floods Claim Two Men In Louisiana Waters
An early spring storm flooded tributaries of the Mississippi River drowning Raymond, 35, and Leon Flowers, 57, both from Lake Providence, La. The pair, on horseback, were attempting to round up cattle when swept away near Lake Providence. Showers and thunderstorms were noted from the Pacific coast to the Rockies with snow in higher elevations expected to move east.
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Mississippi River
Louisiana
Swift
Mississippi
Lake Providence
Raymond
Leon Flowers
Pacific Coast
Rockies
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