Kids Cooking debuts on Life Style pages today
Beginning today the Life Style pages present Kids Cooking a twice monthly feature for youngsters learning to cook. The recipes are nutritious and designed to give the beginner a sense of accomplishment, with guidance and simple techniques.
West Texas voters cast ballots for city councils and school boards
Voters across towns in West Texas will go to the polls Saturday to elect city council and school board members. A complete listing of the elections and candidates is on Page 1D.
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Aliens found using social security cards
Government investigators urge tighter controls on Social Security card issuance after finding about half of cards issued in New York City and Washington go to aliens. The audit criticizes nonwork numbers and lax blank-card handling, noting cases of theft and misuse and linking 24 percent of nonwork cards to earnings.
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New York City
Inspector General
Department of Health and Human Services
Social Security Administration
New York
Social Security
Reagan Likely Hit by Ricochet Bullet in 1981 Attack
President Reagan, recovering on day three, is described as in excellent spirits after a night of rest. Doctors say he was probably struck by a ricocheting .22 caliber bullet, not a direct shot, with officials planning a possible early release and a trip to San Diego to meet Mexico’s Lopez-Portillo.
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Daniel Ruge
Ruge
White House
David Prosperi
Edwin Meese III
George Washington University Hospital
Larry Speakes
San Diego
Calif
Jose Lopez
Solomon Edelstein
Texas critters wed during Armadillo Days in Kountze
A bride in a wedding veil rode in a basket as a Texas critter pair tied the knot moments before the Armadillo Days ceremony in Kountze. Reverend Glen Crongoole presided while Gordon Baxter called the marriage overdue. A French poodle served as best man and the couple, first-time spouses, planned a countryside honeymoon reception.
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Democratic senators push added anti-crime package in Texas
A group of 19 Texas Senate Democrats led by E L Short Tahoka and Pete Snelson Midland propose amendments to Gov Bill Clements anti crime plan. They seek up to 1 million dollar fines confiscation of property and prison time for narcotics dealers plus 30 million to hire more state investigators for child abuse and 80 more narcotics agents for DPS. They urge tougher measures including restraining minors from glue and spray paint and expanded police authority for domestic disturbances.
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Senate sticks to plan as Reagan devised it
The Senate backed President Reagan on budget cuts and rejected a bid to curb future Social Security and retirement increases. The 86 to 12 roll call occurred as lawmakers debated further spending reductions of eight million over three years. Senator Hollings proposed tying future increases to the lower of a price or wage index.
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Alpha 66 Exiles Train for Cuban Revolution Near Miami Beach
In Miami Beach, 24 Cuban exiles in fatigues watch instructors demonstrate neck breaks and kidney stabs as Alpha 66 trains for a revolution in Cuba. Andres Nazario Sargon claims infiltrations, sabotage, and jailed members, while FBI probes and State Department questions loom over private group activity on U.S. soil.
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Miami Beach
Alpha 66
Cuba
U.S
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Havana
Secret Police
State Department
FBI
Florida Keys
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