New Education Department Aims Include HEW Functions
Budget chief McIntyre to brief Senate on administration’s plan for a separate department of education. The White House weighs which HEW functions to keep and which to drop, with disputes over including Head Start, arts programs, and school meals. Public education groups back the move for greater federal focus.
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Jobs goal bill near approval
Washington AP Legislation aims to cut unemployment to 4 percent by 1983 and set annual goals for employment and inflation. The Humphrey Hawkins full employment bill, approved 6 0 by the House and 6 0 by the Senate subcommittee, moves toward a full Senate vote not expected before summer. The measure drops an earlier jobs program provision.
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Farrah Fawcett-Majors to appear on Angles in six episodes
Tawny haired Farrah Fawcett Majors returns to Charlies Angels on a part time basis after a contract dispute led to a lawsuit. A Los Angeles Superior Court settlement ends a two week trial and she will guest star in six shows over two years with Jaclyn Smith Kate Jackson and Cheryl Ladd.
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Express Train Crash Kills Sixteen in Budapest Station
In Budapest, 16 people died and 25 were injured when an express train failed to stop, plowing into the waiting room at the city station during rush hour. The train came from Csepel and wreckage trapped many homeward commuters. Two trainmen and the station electrician were questioned as service resumed after a 14 hour halt.
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Hongisto to become radio speaker in Cleveland
Richard D. Hongisto, former San Francisco sheriff and temporary Cleveland police chief, will stay in Cleveland as a radio commentator. Starting April 24 he will air daily one to two minute commentaries on politics crime and urban affairs on WGCL FM as the Hongisto Report within regular newscasts. He was fired March 24 by Mayor Dennis Kucinich after alleging political interference in police operations and will also join a six week Case Western Reserve University Law School fellowship studying criminal justice issues in Cleveland.
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Roger Maris Ends Seclusion At Yankee Stadium Return
Roger Maris, the 1961 61 homer slugger, returned to Yankee Stadium for the first time since 1966, ending almost 12 years of seclusion from fans. The former Yankee had set the single season mark that Ruth held, prompting Ford Frick to place an asterisk on Maris in the record books.
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Carter sons plan move out of White House
Annette Carter says she and Jeff Carter will move their families from the White House to nearby Maryland or Virginia after Jeff graduates with honors from George Washington University in geography. She notes they already spend at least two nights weekly on the White House roof stargazing through a telescope.
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Mason eligible for parole soon
Convicted mass murderer Charles Manson will be eligible to apply for parole in September. Prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi predicted parole will be denied, saying there is zero chance Manson will be freed anytime soon. Bugliosi noted his 1971 convictions of Manson and four followers for Tate and LaBianca murders.
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Illinois to condemn Cahokia site for archeological preservation
Illinois plans to condemn 380 acres atop Cahokia City, a 1,200 year old Indian village, to preserve it for archeological exploration. Robert Corrigan of the Department of Conservation said the move aims to make the state the sole practical buyer for the parcel with relics of villagers daily life.
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Leukemia outbreak remains mystery in Rutherford NJ
State epidemiologist says Rutherford has an abnormal leukemia cluster among ages 5 to 19 with 6 cases in five years and 2 deaths at Pierrepont Elementary. Leukemia Society official urges calm, notes no immediate threat while Hodgkins and lymphoma also appear higher than expected. Residents seek clear cause as experts call for education and monitoring.
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Judge Removed Pending Probe In Boston
Superior Court Chief Justice Robert M. Bonin was suspended pending investigation into bench misconduct and past work as assistant attorney general. Justice John H. Meagher to replace him. The probe covers financial dealings and alleged misconduct including a monthly $1000 from a private firm and a car lease benefit to his wife.
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