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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1985

Page

9

Live Aid concert clashes with Jehovah's Witness convention

In Philadelphia 1985 Live Aid drew 90,000 at JFK Stadium while Jehovah's Witnesses plan a 50,000 attendee regional convention at nearby Veterans Stadium. Organizers vow to avoid repeat traffic chaos from 1983 as city officials coordinate with transit authorities to ease potential conflicts and dispatch extra crowd control.

Philadelphia Jfk Stadium Jehovah's Witnesses Veterans Stadium Jehovah's Witness Robert D. Neiman Phoenixville London Carl Ridgeway Atco N.J Pennsylvania Ridgeway

Palm Beach mocked as a police state in Doonesbury satire

Palm Beach mayor and officials condemned Gerry Trudeau's Doonesbury focus on a city fingerprinting law for workers. The strip compares Palm Beach ID rules to Pretoria apartheid, while critics defend the program as protection and others defend satire. The comic also lampoons homelessness and a previous Sinatra set.

Palm Beach Fla Frank Sinatra Doonesbury Gerry Trudeau Pretoria Garry Trudeau Nancy Simmons Douthit Simmons Mattress James K. Green West Palm Beach Green Chamber of Commerce Jesse Newman Newman Trudeau Lacey Davenport Sinatra Hagerstown Mid Cressier’s Martinsburg W.va United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 27 Cressler’s George Miller

House passes water bill expanding drinking water safeguards

In Washington, the House approved a Safe Drinking Water Act amendment mandating EPA standards for about 66 contaminants and proposing a federal state program to protect underground water sources. Differences with the Senate proposal will be resolved in a conference committee.

Washington House Environmental Protection Agency Senate EPA U.S. Public Health Service Lee Thomas Congress Edward Madigan R-Il Reid Wilson U.S Public Interest Research Group

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