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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1986

Page

6

Manson Denied Parole In 1969 Tate Slayings Case

Charles Manson, the mass murderer behind the 1969 Tate and Tate-related killings, was denied parole by a California board. The panel ruled him unsuitable, citing his history of violations, schizophrenia diagnosis, and ongoing revolutionary rhetoric. He faces at least three more years before the next hearing.

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Congress Names Days Weeks Months For Causes In 1985

The piece highlights how Congress designated numerous days weeks and months for various causes groups and events in 1985 including Vietnam Veterans the Gershwin brothers Mark Twain and Helen Keller and national observances such as Mothers Day Fathers Day and National Mark Twain Day while naming buildings honoring public figures and designating months for special themes and awareness campaigns.

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Gramm Rudman cuts hit home in congressional offices

Congress grapples with the 11.7 billion Gramm Rudman budget cut mandate for fiscal 1986. Office heads from Rep. Pat Williams to Sen. Warren Rudman discuss staff travel, hiring freezes and salary reductions while some leaders say cuts may be avoided. Leaders plan allocations as lawmakers weigh office expense reductions and payroll implications.

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