Former ESU professor testifies in harassment suit over resignation
Former Emporia State economics professor Rodney Mitchell testifies about asking not to be promoted in 1974 75 and 1975 76 amid department politics. He says his resignation in 1978 was not voluntary and details his grievance attempts and job searches, as trial proceeds with further witnesses.
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Gerald Mitchell
Kansas City
Elliott
ESU
Visser
University of Nevada At
Las Vegas
North Texas State University
James Sturgeon
ESU Economics
Reagan security review urged easing FBI spying limits
A Treasury Department report on the March 30 Reagan shooting urges loosening FBI domestic spying rules to curb future assassination attempts. It favors narrowed Privacy and FOIA protections to aid Secret Service data gathering, expanded domestic intelligence, and more agents for the president, while noting agencies performed well during the incident that wounded James Brady. The document cites Hinckley’s Nashville airport arrest as a trigger for renewed security focus.
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FBI
Treasury Department
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Secret Service
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
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White House
James Brady
District of Columbia
John W. Hinckley Jr
Nashville, Tenn
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Nashville
Memphis
Blacks Move Toward Suburbs Across Major Cities
Despite whites leaving cities for towns and rural areas, Census Bureau figures show black Americans increasing their numbers in both central cities and suburbs. Between 1970 and 1980 black city populations rose in eight of the 10 largest black-population cities, while suburban black growth outpaced city gains, reaching one fifth of all blacks living in suburbs. The suburban share rose from 4.4 to 6.1 percent since 1970, even as city populations overall declined.
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Census Bureau
Larry Long
Diana Decare
American Demographics Magazine
New York
Brady Undergoes Surgery For Leak
Washington AP James S Brady underwent a fourth major operation at George Washington University Hospital to seal a brain leak slowing his recovery from the Reagan assassination head wound. Surgeons planned hours of work to stop spinal fluid from entering Brady’s sinuses, with Dr. Arthur Kobrine and Dr. Norman L Barr Jr. leading the procedure amid prior concerns about incomplete healing of the brain seal and past leakage episodes.
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White House
James S. Brady
Reagan
Brady
George Washington University Hospital
Rich Ellis
Dennis O'Leary
Arthur Kobrine
Norman L. Barr Jr
Wall Street rallies extend. Dow hits 928.46 at noon
Stocks rise on a continuing technical rally as the Dow Jones industrial average climbs to 928.46 noon trading. Gainers outpace losers three to two on the NYSE with Ludlow Corp up 21 percent to 2734 and Tyco Laboratories boosting its offer to 27.50 per share. The NYSE composite climbs 17 points to 75.90 while AMEX index rises .11 to 368.40. volume reaches 16.67 million shares at midday.
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Conti Group
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MW Homestice
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New York Stock Exchange
Tyco Laboratories
Balinco Corp
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
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School of Liberal Arts and Sciences
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Division of Social Sciences
Leslie Kulick
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Roe
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