Pope Pleads For Worker Freedom During Geneva Visit
Pope John Paul I addressed 1,800 delegates at the International Labor Organization in Geneva, urged freedom of workers to form unions, and greeted two Solidarity members from Poland. He planned speeches on peace and social justice, visiting the Red Cross and CERN, with tight security at mass.
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Switzerland
John Paul I
International Labor Organization
Poland
Solidarity Union
Pope
Tlo
Solidarity
John Paul
Britain
Argentina
Falkland Islands
Alitalia
Caintria
Vatican
The-Nation International Labor Organization
International Committee of the Red Cross
Worldwide
European Nuclear Research Center
New Exhibition Center
St. Peter’s Basilica
Vatican City
Amtrak Derailment in Iowa Leaves One Teen Dead
A westbound Amtrak train from Chicago to Denver derailed near Emerson Iowa after a track washout from heavy rains. One teen girl was killed and at least 150 injured as two engines and cars left the rails. Rescue units from a 50 mile radius, helicopters, and buses moved passengers to safety and hospitals. Kenneth Moore 29 of Lincoln Neb. was treated with serious pelvic injuries.
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Emerson
Iowa
Amtrak
Chicago
Denver
Washington
D.C
W.D
Bill” Baer
Malvern Rescue Squad
Omaha
Des Moines
Nishna Valley
Hastings
Mike Delaney
Burlington Northern
Mike Wadum
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Life Flight
Kenneth Moore
Lincoln
Neb
Wadum
Moore
Worries Return as Rates Remain High and Optimism Fades
A new wave of worry grips finance as high interest rates persist and optimism from a 1983 budget show wavers. Citibank raises the prime to 16.5 percent, Regan questions high real rates while inflation sits under 2 percent. FTC notes after tax profits drop by 3.9 billion in Q1 from a year earlier.
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Citibank
Regan
American Stock Exchange
Congress
House
Federal Trade Commission
Tough Times Demand Decisions From Forecasters Of Economy
AP analysis of economic forecasters facing tough decisions as they predict turns in a deepening recession. Murray Weidenbaum sees cautious signs with rising real consumer spending while Yardeni warns the worst lies ahead. Forecasters risk jobs and reputations with each call.
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John Cunnife
New York
Murray Weidenbaum
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Edward Yardens
ELF
Hutton
Weidenbaum
Joint Economic Committee of Congress
Reagan
Yardeni
Custodial Contract Denied. Microfiche Bid Approved
The board denied entering a custodial services contract with Service Master Inc. It kept custodial oversight in district hands and approved microfiche equipment bids from Electronic Business Equipment Inc. for 8 128 20 and an insurance package from Porter Spears Bundy for 15 381. The district plans to film high school records and transcripts, and later district records, with the new equipment.
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Page
Firestone
Beth Testorff
U.S.C
Charlie Waymire
Waymire
Price Chopper
Stephanie Allegre
Service Master Inc
Electronic Business Equipment Inc
Kansas City
Porter-Spears & Bundy Insurance Agency
American Business Equipment
Springfield
Modern Office Methods Inc
Topeka
Porter-Spears
American Fire
Western American
Doyen Insurance
School board approves bids and staff moves at Topeka district
The board accepted a single bid of 17 616 from Trinity Insurance of Topeka for a one year policy. They approved personnel changes including resignations retirements transfers and new contracts. Lily Ruth Wilhite retires after 33 years at Hawthorne School with a 1949 start and earlier rural teaching in Franklin County. Marsha Clark and Wanda Dykstra resign to take positions in Louisburg and Lawrence respectively. Several transfers were approved among Lincoln Hawthorne Field OMS and Ottawa districts. New contracts go to Linda Fredricks Renita Abel Vickie Crandall Ruth Shaffer and Barbara Flett. Also the July meeting moved to the 7th.
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Hawthorne
Lily Ruth Wilhite
Franklin County
Marsha Clark
Louisburg
Wanda Dykstra
Eugene Field
Lawrence
Juanita Snyder
Lincoln
Pat Brownell
Nancy Baylor
Gerry Prescott
Eisenhower
Field
Myra Moor
Field-Lincoln
Ottawa
Chuck Tilman
Ottawa High
Marge Stevens
Lucille Carpenter
Linda Fredricks
Garfield
Renita Abel
Vickie Crandall
OMS
OHS
Ruth Shaffer
Hawthorne Learning Disabilities
Barbara Flett
Moviegoers Show Trends
Hollywood reports strong summer box office with Rocky II I leading in 17 days earning 43.75 million across 1,232 theaters. Star Trek II Wrath of Khan earns 31.03 million in 10 days. E T The Extra Terrestrial opens with 11.91 million in three days across 1,101 theaters. Industry eyeing potential record Memorial Day to Labor Day totals.
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Hollywood
Larry Holmes
Gerry Cooney
Rocky Iti
Paramount
Captain Kirk
Mr. Spock
Steven Spielberg
Universal Pictures
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Agostino Casaroli
Bernardin Gantin
Vatican Peace Commission
Treasury
Donald T. Regan
By Bil Keane
Sally
I AM
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Goosemyer
Trinity Insurance of
American Cancer Society
Kansas
Hows Ag
Tmv
Beetle Bailey
Junie
Joel
Rufus
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