Judge Allows Linkage Evidence in Williams Double Murder Trial
In Atlanta AP report Judge Clarence Cooper ruled prosecutors may present limited evidence linking Wayne B Williams to 10 other killings of young Black men to show a pattern and identity. The defense warned of prejudice while prosecutors cite fiber and blood evidence and witnesses placing Williams with other victims.
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Vermont Governor Typifies Reagan Foes
In Washington Richard Snelling Vermont governor and National Governors Association chair frames GOP tax and spending tensions. He warns Reagan’s plan risks an economic Bay of Pigs if priorities blur and insists on balancing cuts with spending restraint. He labels tax cuts risky without budget balancing.
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Youth Suicide Rates Rise Among U S Youths, Study Finds
Scottsdale AP report notes the rate of death by own action among youth has surged over 30 years with boys ages 1 to 24 tripling and girls doubling. Dr. Barry Garfinkle outlines crisis data from Canada and warns that family structure, especially paternal absence, strongly predicts risk. emphasizes listening and response.
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Wall Street slips as Fed outlook fuels rate fears
The Dow drops 8.84 to 836.19 as the NYSE shows more losers than gainers and the Fed's 700 million rise in the money supply signals possible further tightening. Economists expect a discount rate hike soon amid inflation concerns and credit restraint.
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Gusty Winds To Bring Warmer Air Into State
Kansas faces gusts to 50 mph from a cold front with drizzle and icy patches reported in the northwest. The National Weather Service forecasts warmer conditions by Tuesday with highs in the 40s to 50s and a dry extended outlook through Friday. temperatures ranged from 58 at Goodland to 27 at Concordia overnight.
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Reagan Plans New Cabinet Legal Policy Council
President Reagan will create a new Cabinet council to coordinate law enforcement policies across multiple departments. Attorney General William French Smith is likely to head the group, which would review immigration, drug enforcement, and civil rights policy and related court matters across State, Treasury, Defense, Labor, Education, and Health and Human Services.
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RMH administrator nurses care in small Kansas town
Conner, a RMH administrator and float nurse, oversees patient relations and quality assurance across departments. With 14 years in Houston and now in Ottawa, she emphasizes positive change, close patient ties, and community clergy on-call support, while balancing family life and education near Johnson County.
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