Immigration Service to place some illegal entrants in jobs
San Antonio INS district director J Richard Casillas says jail overcrowding forced job placement for some illegal aliens held as material witnesses in smuggling cases. He notes 36 of 87 federal prisoners in Bexar County jail were undocumented, most not charged with crimes, and predicts many witnesses will leave county after job placement.
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Rudy Garza
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INS District
Castillas
Mexico
San Antonio International
Illness strikes Crocker students amid mass fainting episode
In Fitchburg Massachusetts health officials report a fifth and sixth grade outbreak of symptoms resembling a prior mass illness. Forty three Crocker Elementary students were hospitalized briefly after fainting nausea and dizziness following a concert trip to Leominster. Authorities have found no link to the Templeton case and cautious theories include mass hysteria and oxygen overload during performances. Traces of a toxic chemical earlier found in Templeton prompted further tests.
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Leominster
Burbank Hospital
Fred Ross
Ross
Massachusetts
Boston
Templeton
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Committees Breeze Through Cuts In Reagan Budget Plan
Washington AP reports House and Senate committees swiftly completed more than 35 billion dollars in targeted government cuts for fiscal 1982 to meet the President's ceiling. The panels aim to vote within weeks on reducing social programs including unemployment compensation Social Security food stamps education and welfare. Republicans welcomed pace but balked at differences with Reagan’s requested cuts and threatened a floor fight to pursue a plan matching the president. Domenici announced total cuts around 37.1 billion dollars for next year with all 14 committees meeting or exceeding targets.
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House
Senate
Reagan
Robert Michel
Ilinois
Michel
Pete Domenici
New Mexico
Domenici
Patchy sun and warm spread with scattered storms
Weather outlook calls for partly cloudy skies and warm afternoons with a potential 20 percent thunderstorm risk through today. Cooler air moves in late weekend with highs in the mid range and lows near 70, while a rescue effort unfolds in Medina and Frio counties following flash flood dangers.
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Midland
United States
Permian Basin
Texas
Fort Sam Houston
Medina County
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North
Rio Grande Valley
Unionists linked to movie duping case in Boston
A federal grand jury charged three Teamster locals members in Boston with racketeering for paying ghost workers on five films including The Brink's Job and Oliver's Story. Manning Bratton and Greenleaf pleaded innocent, denied cash bail, trial set for July 20.
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Oliver
U.S
Local 25
Joseph F. Manning
Dino de Laurentiis
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MGM
20Th Century-Fox
James
USN
Dhe
Manning
Bratton
California
Ernest C. Sheehan Sr
Antoinette Productions
Maine
FBI
Greenleaf
Peter Princi
Walter J. Skinner
Teamsters Chief Williams pleads innocent in bribery case
Roy Lee Williams and four others pled inno cent to conspiring to bribe a U S senator to influence trucking legislation. Bond set at 5000 each with travel limits. Two defendants urged for cash bonds and stricter restrictions. Police arrest two men in Ohio moonshine bust of 538 gallons after month long probe by five agencies.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Roy Lee Williams
U.S
Williams
U.S. District Court
Prentice H. Marshall
United States
Douglas M. Roller
Justice Department
Marshall
Allen M. Dorfman
Deerfield
Joseph “Joey the Clown’ Lombardo
Columbus
Ohio
James Atkins
Lucasville
Alex M
Robert S. Collier
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Cuban refugee released may set precedent for class suit
Genaro Sorca Gonzales left Atlanta federal penitentiary after the 5th U S Circuit Court of Appeals lifted a temporary stay. Attorneys said the release does not directly affect other Cuban detainees but could influence a class action filed last week. Sorca joined sponsors Tomas and Martha Antona as fellow detainees cheered. Deborah Abel, counsel for the suit, said the decision has limited direct impact on the others.
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Atlanta
Genaro Sorca Gonzales
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Sorca
Tomas
Martha Antona
Deborah Abel
Atlanta suspect sues to block linkage to killings
A 23 year old man who calls himself a prime suspect in several black killings in Atlanta filed a federal suit Friday aimed at halting law enforcement and media from publicly tying him to the cases. He argues that unnamed sources have fed conflicting inaccurate and prejudicial information and seeks to bar reporting beyond public records or details necessary to describe the investigation.
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Atlanta
Odessa American notice and subscription rates brief
Public notice from the Odessa American newspaper lists mailing address and post office details. It outlines daily and Sunday subscription prices, including six month and three month options, and provides delivery problem contact numbers.
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Odessa American
Odessa
Texas
P.O
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