Woman regains sight after 28 years of blindness
Debra Kramarich, living in San Diego, traveled to Minneapolis to visit her mother Eva Lundstrom after a cornea lens transplant in May restored her vision. She described seeing her son Ryan for the first time, calling it the greatest joy, and noted mornings spent watching her baby.
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Reagan aims for voluntary compliance on equal opportunity
The Reagan administration will stress voluntary compliance over confrontation to widen equal employment opportunities for minorities and women. Undersecretary Lovell told a House subcommittee that the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs should move from an adversarial stance to cooperation, while emphasizing self-policing by contractors with guidance from the agency.
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Military pay boost approved by Congress for 2.1 million personnel
Congress passes a $4.5 billion measure raising base pay for enlisted by up to 17 percent and officers by 14.3 percent retroactive to Oct 1, affecting about 2.1 million military personnel plus a 14.3 percent rise in food and housing allowances and new or enhanced hazard pay incentives.
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