Ex-government officials form bias watchdog panel in Washington
Sixteen former officials including four ex-Cabinet members join Arthur S. Flemming to oversee civil rights enforcement by Congress and the administration. The bipartisan, privately funded group aims to spotlight actions that erode gains by minorities and women, starting with a review of a senate bill on busing in school desegregation.
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Reagan Strikes Up Band For Constitutional Amendment
Washington AP. President Reagan and the U S Marine Band joined a Capitol rally to push a balanced budget amendment. Senate sponsors total 61 with over 200 in the House. Critics warn drastic readjustments could paralyze government.
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Faulty Wind Sensor Ties to 1982 Pan Am Crash
New Orleans officials say a runway wind shear sensor was out of service for months while retired air traffic controllers allege wind shear sensors at both runway ends were often unreliable. Investigators note two wind shear advisories before Flight 759's takeoff from Kenner, as the Boeing 727 crashed killing 154.
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Intruder Michael Fagan faces charges after palace breach
London AP reports Buckingham Palace intruder Michael Fagan was charged with stealing wine from the palace on June 7 and a car on June 16, while also assaulting his stepson on June 26. Prosecutors say marital troubles fueled his actions, though evidence of criminal intent in entering the queen's bedroom remains unclear amid high security at Buckingham Palace.
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Executions Loom As Death Row Numbers Rise
Washington AP reports a rising death row population as Justice Department officials forecast a wave of executions starting 1983 84. Bureau of Justice Statistics head Benjamin Renshaw says time is running out for many inmates, with 838 prisoners awaiting execution per the department and 1038 per the NAACP Legal Defense Fund figures.
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