Refugee caravan escorted by church people heads to Washington
A Guatemalan refugee family and a group of church volunteers travel from Chicago toward Washington in a move labeled sanctuary activity. The caravan, including 40 to 50 people in eight cars, seeks sanctuary assistance from Vermont monks, despite INS warnings about harboring illegal aliens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrishurg
Central America
Washington
U.S
Chicago
Vermont
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Duke Austin
INS
el Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
Chicago Religion Task Force
Mexico
Arizona
Texas
Chris Chapp
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Plang
Eastern Seaboard
Women face hurdles qualifying for pensions across generations
The Kiplinger Magazine notes women lag men in private pension receipt with only about 1 in 10 women over 63 receiving benefits in 1981 versus more than one in four men. It explains gaps stem from job patterns, lower pay, and interruptions for family. It advises on vesting rules, part time work, and Social Security integration, plus divorce rights to pension shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiplinger Magazine
Homselves
Tneir Hual Nis
Pasa
Teast 3
Congress
Carter library road plan faces legal and planning battles
Atlanta faces a protracted fight over a 2.4 mile Presidential Parkway intended to shield the Carter Library and Carter Center from nearby development. Preservationists fear encroachment while supporters cite a buffer needed for the facility. Federal approval and court challenges loom as neighbors plan suits and officials delay construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Jimmy Carter
Lbrary
Washington
Federal Court
Terress
Governor's Office
State Department of Transportation
Olmsted Parks Society
Advisory Council On Historic Preservation
Carter
Howe
Selly Harbaugh
Joe Drolet
Inman Park Restoration Inc
State Transportation
Tom Moreland
Federal Highway Administraton
Georgia
Carter Presidential Library
Carter Center
Emory University
Candler Park
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Druid Hills
Frederick Law Olmsted
New York
Central Park
U.S. Capitol
Dan Lee
George Busbee
Drolet
DOT
Andrew Young
FHA
Woman lands plane as husband dies after heart attack
At Lambert Field an Illinois woman, guided by an air traffic controller, landed a small single engine craft amid fog. Her husband, William Vanderwater, 44, of Big Rock, died at Normandy Osteopathic Hospital North after suffering a heart attack during the emergency. The controller praised the pilot’s composure while instructing her to execute the landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Atricken
Offerals
Vanderwater
Lambert St. Louis International
Fammerwater
William
Big Rock, Jr
Normandy Osteopathic Hospital North
Saas
Ener
Eas Roener
Dimmic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Middletown Elementary School
Jackie Townend
Dawn Hurlan
Sam Yuvos
Geraldine Welter
Central
Americas
Montl
Iowa
Ehe
Charles Maught
Broadrun Road
Jefferson
Rhonda M. Holland
Ronnie H. Heard
East E
Brasewick
James D. Easterday
National Pike
Middletown
Alberta S. Palmer
Larry XR. Palmer
Main St
Benjamin BE. Price
Lewisdale Road
Clarksburg
Kerry E. Mossburg
Timothy £. Moseburg
Apple Way
Marth Os
Thomas A. Robertson
Chick Lane
Krozville
Francis Walker
We Been
L Ena
David Mins
Utopia Drive
Walkersville
Lena Horne
Ingarn
NAAC
East Church Street
Frederick, Maryland
Lind
Block
Frederick Shopping
Fred, Co
Sqvere
E. Mein St
Thermo
Avten Hh
Reveret Fond
Eer
Scott Key
W. TO
Mel
the News
Frederick
Koehler
Dimmie
Poe
McDowell Douglas Corp
Jame
Kocher
Phavea
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!