Warning Americans on Mexico jail risk from drug trade
A editorial urges greater U S and Mexican cooperation to curb smuggling and aid Americans jailed in Mexico. It notes many detainees are victims of the system while others suffer high attorney fees, praising increased consular staff and urging further help for Americans abroad.
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Mexico
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Reagan Plays To New Hampshire Crowds Amid Campaign Momentum
Reagan drew 2,500 at Dartmouth Lebanon events as Norris Cotton endorsed him for president. The rally featured protests outside and questions inside on topics from nuclear power to gun penalties, with Reagan praising local control and delivering sharp counterpoints to the PBC.
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Middletown Diary Valentine Traditions in 1928
In Middletown 1928 the Valentine celebration fills classrooms with boxes of white crepe and red paper. Teachers cut slits for valentines as students trade one cent and five cent cards, with comic notes often arriving unsigned. The day centers on playful crushes and social exchange among pupils.
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Middletown
Middletown News Highlights Valentine Festivities and Florida Trips
The Journal chronicles Valentine parties across Middletown with students and clubs hosting dances, mock weddings, and varied festivities. It notes regional travel as families depart for Florida and California for winter sun, naming several local families by surname who are headed to Miami and Pasadena.
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George M. Veritys
Earl Emersons
Miami
Charles Daleys
D.E. Harlans
J.A. Aull
Tom Woodward
California
J.L. Roneys
Harry Clarks
T.C. Simpson
Edna Gruver
Paul J. Sorg
Pasadena
Navy move of Oceanographic Office blocked by court ruling
U.S. District Judge Gerhard A. Gessell ordered the Navy to suspend plans to move the Naval Oceanographic Office from Maryland to Mississippi. Rep. Gladys Spellman fought the transfer and the ruling credits an unusual use of the National Environmental Policy Act to require an environmental impact statement addressing housing and schools for 1,300 workers, 30 percent of whom are Black. The decision delays the move, creates a precedent, and may influence similar federal actions, while the Navy argues consolidation efficiency and political considerations.
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Washington
Pauline
Naval Oceanographic Office
Maryland
U.S
Gerhard A. Gessell
Navy
Mississippi
Gladys N. Spellman
Gessell
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