Duarte claims election victory in El Salvador
United Press International reports three Latin American nations held elections with Jose Napoleon Duarte declaring victory in El Salvador. He vows to fight death squads and violence as supporters celebrate in San Salvador. Ecuador chose conservative Leon Febres Cordero while Panama’s first multi candidate vote in 16 years saw two pro American contenders lead amid no official results.
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Reagan seeks public rally for Central America policy
President Reagan plans a televised address to mobilize support in Congress for Central America aid. Officials say Duarte's likely victory in El Salvador could unlock $62 million in emergency military aid and broader assistance, amid worries about right wing links and death squads.
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County court seeks aid from senior judges for backlogs
Lawrence County resists adding a third judge now and plans to use retired judges and improved administration to ease caseloads. Judge Abraham Gafni proposes a court administrator from another county to streamline procedures, while Judge Glenn McCracken Jr. favors a new judge and cautions that band aid fixes won’t suffice.
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Veterans reach settlement in Agent Orange class action
New York based report states 20 000 Vietnam veterans settle with seven chemical firms over Agent Orange health claims in the largest class action in U S history Dow Chemical spokesman Bob Charlton says details will be announced later today Jury selection begins in Brooklyn with 370 potential jurors The defendants include Dow Diamond Shamrock Hercules Monsanto Thompson Chemical and Uniroyal
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Middlebury
Fewer residents to get free food in county giveaway
About 5 000 county residents are expected to receive surplus food Friday in a giveaway sponsored by the Lawrence County Commissioners and Lawrence County Organized Labor Association. The reduced number reflects new state eligibility rules. Recipients must be pre-registered by April 30. those not registered can apply Friday for the June 8 distribution.
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Special magazine honors mothers in Lawrence County
The New Castle News publishes a mothers themed edition. It highlights breastfeeding benefits for new mothers, the mother daughter bond, and guidance when a parent needs care. Three mother child duos show business collaboration, plus a cover story on becoming a father and childbirth experiences.
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