Atlanta Police Find Another Victim In Series Of Murdered Blacks
Atlanta police report the fifth river found body of a young Black man, Jimmy Ray Payne, 21, as part of a widening pattern in a series of homicides and disappearances linked to a task force. Autopsy pending, cause undetermined.
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Jimmy Ray Payne
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Lee Brown
Payne
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Evelyn
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Chattahoochee River
Bankhead Highway
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Curtis Walker
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Terry Poe
Special Task Force
Missing Persons Bureau
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Senate panel approves 22 percent Kansas university tuition hike
A Kansas Senate Ways and Means panel backed a 22 percent increase for state universities, added to the omnibus 1981 budget. Delegates rejected a bid to cap the hike at 15 percent, arguing lawmakers cannot override Regents decisions. About $2.6 million will fund operating costs and student wage increases.
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Kansas Board of Regents
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Jack Steineger
Kansas City
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Steineger
Billy McCray
Wichita
McCray
Kansas
Kansas Technical Institute
John Carlin
Sands Hunger Strike Pushes Northern Ireland Toward War
Amid Bobby Sands nearing death in Maze Prison protests, IRA supporters warn of impending all-out sectarian war. A Protestant Ulster Defense Regiment member was killed in a van ambush near Castlewellan as Ian Paisley warns of savage fury if Sands dies and calls for more British troops to counter growing unrest.
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Vandalism reward notes amid scattered classified items
A four line ad block includes a $100 reward for information leading to vandalism arrests in Franklin and Miami counties tied to R E Logston, plus various notices and yard sales. Additional entries advertise drug samples, job opportunities at Midwestern Pharm, personal items for sale, and university job postings at KU with contact numbers and deadlines.
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Miami County
R.E. Logston
Jay Anderson
P.O
Janesville
Israel Enters Lebanon to Defend Christians
Israeli warplanes shot down a Syrian helicopter gunship over central Lebanon, killing four Syrian troops. Tel Aviv confirmed the strike but gave few details. A clash marked the first direct Israeli intervention in the current fighting between Syrian forces and Lebanese Christian militiamen.
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Lebanon
Tel Aviv
East Lebanon
Rayak
Sannine Mountain Range
Chtoura
Rayek
Sannine Range
Syria
Kansas NEA elects Nancy Lindberg president
Nancy Lindberg a Lyons fourth grade teacher and longtime KNEA officer won the mail ballot for president of the 20,000 member Kansas National Education Association defeating Seth McClintock 5790 to 4411. Lindberg will take office July 15 succeeding Jim Lewis.
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Kan
Nancy Lindberg
Lyons
Kansas National Education Association
Miss Lindberg
Seth McClintock
Shawnee Mission
Jim Lewis
Winfield
Knea Secreaary
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