Weather outlook turns sunny with isolated storms possible
National Weather Service notes a brighter afternoon with 80s temps and southerly winds. A 20 percent rain chance remains today and tonight, with thundershowers diminishing. Extended regional temps stay in the 80s to 90s across North and West Texas, patchy showers in South and West, and mild overnight values.
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Reagan Makes Case for One Cure Budget Plan in Congress
President Reagan, recovered from a March 30 shooting, urged Congress to adopt his sweeping budget cuts and a three year tax reduction. He declared the American people demand action and warned that any deviation would invite voter anger, while Democrats weigh compromises.
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Four ECISD assistants reshuffle leadership in desegregation drive
Superintendent Holm assigns four assistants under him and Deputy McKee to oversee desegregation, testing, safety, and operations. William handles court orders and pupil safety. Starnes runs personnel transportation pupil services and athletics. Dial leads instructional services. Smith becomes central to desegregation implementation, student transfers and community liaison.
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Keith Dial
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American managers face critique over work ethic and quality
The piece surveys rising imports, factory quality problems, and both management and union views on responsibility. It cites GM's Quality of Work Life program in Tarrytown cutting grievances and absenteeism, while contrasting American worker autonomy with Japanese dedication. It notes surveys showing changing attitudes toward work, rewards, and fairness.
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Debare Motor Co
Mahwah
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North American Automotive
Jay W. Leek
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Leek
John Nevin
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Japan
Greenwald
Foundation
Ray Calore
United Auto Workers Local 664
General Motors Assembly
Tarrytown
N.Y
Calore
General Motors
Tom Pilkington
Pilkington
King Sued Over Malibu Property by Former Associate
Marilyn Barnett, a former Los Angeles hairdresser who says she lived with Billie Jean King in the early 1970s, sues for an undivided interest in a Malibu home and half the property acquired during the alleged affair. Barnett claims she left her job to act as secretary and companion, while King denies the allegations and says she is shocked by the suit.
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Superior Court
Joel F. Ladin
Calif
Barnett
Larry
Payne Linked to Identity Change Before Atlanta Slayings
Atlanta police and medical examiners tie Jimmy Ray Payne 21 to the city’s 26th slaying of young blacks. The Atlanta Constitution cites sources claiming Payne sought a new identity days before his disappearance and was found in the Chattahoochee River with probable asphyxia as the cause of death, joining 14 prior victims since July 1979.
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