Ukrainian boy Walter Polovchak may stay in U S
A Chicago area Ukrainian couple win a ruling that the 17 year old Walter Polovchak was wrongly barred from leaving the United States in 1982. Judge McMillen said the parents and child now decide where to live with Walter turning 18 in October and seeking citizenship.
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Chicago
Soviet Union
U.S
Thomas McMillen
The
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Anna
Michael Polovchak
Walter
Julian Kulas
Kulas
Ukraine
United States
McMillen
Lawmakers urge GAO probe into EEOC purge concerns
Eight congressmen press the General Accounting Office to review possible top legal staff purges at the EEOC. They warn the shakeup could harm civil rights enforcement as Clarence Thomas and acting general counsel Johnny Butler reassign and demote long-time personnel, including senior attorneys and an appellate chief. Francisco Cancino sues over alleged demotion efforts.
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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
EEOC
General Accounting Office
Augustus Hawkins
D-Calif
House Education and Labor Committee
GAO
Clarence Thomas
Johnny J. Butler
Commission
Thomas
Legal Services Division
Legal Counsel's Office
Brain Trust
Anthony DeMarco
Detroit
Phillip Sklover
General Counsel
Sklover
Francisco Cancino
Thomas and
Butler
U.S. District Court
San Francisco
Cancino
Pay raises stall and emergency funding across federal agencies
AP reports cost cutting at the Postal Service trims 3.5 percent pay for 30 top officials, including the postmaster general, while delaying a 3.2 percent raise for 700 others. The House approves $1 billion emergency Agriculture Department funding to resume price support loans after the Crop Credit Corp. crisis. Ted Turner presses Capitol Hill against CBS takeover-related legislation.
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U.S. Postal Service
New York
Los Angeles
Washington Post
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Commodity Credit Corp
Senate
Ted Turner
CBS
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Senators block line item veto vote as filibuster continues
Washington AP Senators fail to reach 60 votes to end a three day filibuster on a bill granting the president line item veto power over federal spending. Leader Dole vows to fight on next week as Reagan lobbying and supporters push for passage amid constitutional concerns.
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Robert Dole
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Dole
White House
Mark O. Hatfield
R-Cve
Hatfield
Mack Mattingtly
R-Ga
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