Six Die In Bus And Semi Crash Near Bronson Fla
A school bus carrying handicapped children and adults home from school collided with a tractor trailer at a rural intersection southwest of Gainesville. Six people were killed and about 20 hurt. most passengers were students and adults from Levy County.
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Bronson
Fla
Janice Zipperer
Levy County School Board
Florida
John R. Touchton
Gainesville
Levy County
Bubba Castell
Troy Reid
Williston Memorial Hospital
Brigman
North Regional Hospital
Shands Memorial Hospital
Virginia Hunt
Ms. Hunt
Reagan Frames Bork Role in Crime Fight and Law Order
President Reagan pressed for Senate approval of Supreme Court nominee Robert H. Bork, portraying him as a tough on crime judge. The meeting with law enforcement officials highlighted support from Illinois Governor James Thompson and California officers, while critics argued Bork would undermine law and order and selective enforcement of laws.
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Swve
Los Angeles
Reagan
Senate
Supreme Court
Robert H. Bork
Bork
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Washington
Illinois
James Thompson
U.S
Thompson
Cess
Karl Manheim
Loyola School of Law
Manheim
Congress
Erwin Chemerinsky
University of Southern California
Marlin Fitzwater
Senate Judiciary Committee
Joseph R. Biden Jr
U.S. Solicitor General
Yale Law School
Appeals Court
Lewis F. Powell
New Officials Named to KDFA Board in Kansas
Gov. Mike Hayden appointed four new members to the state Development Finance Authority for two and four year terms. H. Ed ward Flentje will chair. Harry E. Wigner Jr. vice chair. appointees include Christopher K. McKenzie Dennis McKinney and Harland E. Priddle already on the board. Allen Bell remains non v oting ex officio president.
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Topeka
Kan
Mike Hayden Friday
State Development Finance Authority
H. Edward Flentje
Wichita
Department of Administration
Christopher K. McKenzie
Lawrence
Dennis McKinney
Greensburg
Harry E. Wigner Jr
Prairie Village
Flentje
Hayden
Allen Bell
Development Finance Authority
Bell
KDFA
Kansas
Airlines Ordered to Fix Chronically Late Flights
Six major airlines led by Eastern American Continental United USAir and Delta signed a consent agreement with the Transportation Department to curb chronic delays at Hartsfield Chicago O Hare Dallas Fort Worth and Boston Logan. The plan requires shifting schedules so that late arrivals occur within 30 minutes of the scheduled time 50 percent of the time by November and 75 percent by next April with penalties possible for noncompliance. Officials said the industry resisted and warned the action could hit the industry hard.
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Washington
Eastern Airlines
Transportation Department
Hartsfield Atlanta
Chicago O'Hare
Dallas-Fort Worth
Boston Logan
Eastern
American
Continental
United
Usair
Delta
Transportation
Elizabeth Dole
Robin Mateil
Department
Jim Lundy
Kansas Seeks Super Collider Site With 4500 Jobs
Kansas officials foresee 4500 construction jobs and 2500 permanent positions for a proposed super collider. The plan would place the world’s largest particle accelerator in Kansas, spanning 53 miles around, boosting science and industry. State representatives plan to submit the proposal to DOE officials in Washington ahead of the deadline. Terry Smith says about 24 states may propose sites, and Kansas presents a strong plan with broad state support.
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Kansas
Hayden
Commerce
Washington
DOE
Terry Smith
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