Neutron warhead debate widens across NATO and allies
Washington defends production as a deterrent while allies in Bonn London and Stockholm express concern. Tass calls the plan barbaric and warns of a dangerous shift toward limited nuclear war as Haig Meese and Carter policy nuances spark debate about Europe deployment and arms talks. Sunday marks Nagasaki's 36th anniversary.
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Washington
Reagan
Soviet Union
America
NATO
Bonn
Helmut Schmidt
Social Democratic Party
Schmidt
Free Democrats
Moscow
Tass
U.S
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Japan
State Department
United States
Edwin Meese III
Meese
Europe
Carter
White House
Larry Speakes
Speakes
California
CBS News
Russia
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Andrei Gromyko
New York
Haig
Frankfurt
West Germany
Block grants aid minorities in urban housing study says
Seven year old program helps minorities and low income families improve homes and reduce blight, outperforming 1960s urban renewal. Penn and HUD study data from 8,000 households show repairs retain owners, prompt further work, and resist neighborhood gentrification fears.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Abt Associates
Cambridge
Mass
National Opinion Research Center
New York
Chicago
Cuban Refugee Enjoys His Freedom
Pedro Rodriguez-Fernandez, a 48 year old Cuban refugee freed from a Atlanta federal prison after 14 months in custody, arrived in Kansas City where sponsor Consuelo Rivera awaited to help him start anew. The Topeka ruling pressured INS to release him rather than deport him, Cuba refusing return six times.
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Kansas City
Pedro Rodriguez-Fernandez
Rodriguez
United States
Freedom Flotilla
Cuba
Atlanta
Consuelo Rivera
U.S
Topeka
Kan
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
INS
Cuban detainee Rodriguez seeks reunion after release to Kansas City
Rodriguez describes 16 months apart from his wife and children in Cuba. He recalls poor food and sanitation, irregular mail, and delayed release. Mrs. Rivera hopes to reunite the family, while he believes he committed no crimes and expects freedom in the United States.
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Rivera
Rodriguez
Cuba
United States
Rock Concert Crowd Surges Injuring Dozens Near Baton Rouge
A concert at East Baton Rouge Parish Fair Grounds drew 85,000 fans, far exceeding 15,000 expectations, causing a stampede and injuries as barricades fell and fireworks were reported. Meanwhile a separate benefit show in Lake Charles saw clashes involving about 1,000 people, with a police officer disarming a suspect and two shots fired.
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Baton Rouge
East Baton Rouge Parish Fair Grounds
Rick James
Teena Marie
Cameo
Fairgrounds
Lake Charles
Jimmy Gwatney
East Baton Rouge
East Baton Rouge Parish
Randy Thompson
Thompson
Cheryl Williams
William Garrison
Gwatney
Civic Center
Steve Guillory
Guillory
Joseph Lee Henry
Coliform bacteria exceed limit in Franklin Co water
August 7 1784 legal notices report that samples from June 22 to July 17 1981 show coliform bacteria exceeding the 1 per 100 ml drinking water limit for Franklin Co Rural Water District No 2. KDHE requires correction measures including increased chlorine, system checks, and review of sampling and disinfection procedures. A separate hearing notice seeks adoption of Tony Lee Metcalfe and Penny Sue Metcalfe by Ralph W. Anderson Jr, with defenses due by September 10 1981 in Ottawa Kansas Court.
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Franklin Co
Kansas
City of
Princeton
District Court
Franklin County
Tony Lee Metcalfe
Penny Sue Metcalfe
State of
Ralph W. Anderson, Jr
Tony Lee Anderson
Penny Sue Anderson
Ottawa
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Britain
Michael Foot
Labor Party
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Stephen Gale
Penn
the Family Circus
By Bil Keane
Coliseum
R. Barber
Wellsville
R. Todd
J. Dowling
K. Bowman
R. Gooding
Outlaws
J. White
P. Miller
W. Wolgast
Gogetters
J. B. Bivens
Goosemyer
Etle Bailey
Evrybods
Robert L. Pinet
P.O. Box
Kansa
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