England Hails Birth Of Heir As Royal Family Rejoices
London celebrates the birth of Diana and Charles's son, second in line to the throne. Prince Charles visits the hospital in the rain and says the baby is in good form while Queen Elizabeth II greets the newborn. Telegraphs and gifts flood Buckingham Palace as Thatcher sends congratulations.
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Queen Elizabeth
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Earl Spencer
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Jane Fellowes
Mrs. Shand-Kydd
Margaret Thatcher
Zellner Dust Clears Continues Across City Repairs
Inspectors assess code requirements for structural and utility renovations after a collapse. Electrical distribution suffered about 20000 dollars in damage. Stop signs regulated traffic on Second at Main while crews began restoring signals. Utilities director Jack Davis expects power and signals back by tonight. Streetlight at Second and Main awaits construction completion and permanent repairs to the main trunk line.
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Main
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Second and Main
Wellsville man pleads guilty. Walters faces burglary theft charges
Initial appearances list Terry Joseph Walters of Richmond charged with three counts each of burglary and theft for three Richmond break-ins. Walters in county jail on 10,000 dollar bond with preliminary hearing set for next Monday. Fire damage reported at a North Main alley vehicle after a gasoline leak and carburetor backfire. Market quotes from Ottawa Co-op include grains and livestock prices. The Herald building faced electrical repairs after a power system incident, with salvage and reconstruction plans underway and crews using city hydrants to mitigate dust.
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Page F. Cochran
Wellsville
Terry Joseph Walters
Richmond
Walters
North Main
Tom Chappell
S. Main
Derek Chappell
Conch
Herald Office
Davis
Loyd
Dodge City
Skidmore
Tobacco Price Supports Face Public Hearings in Debate
Washington AP reports tobacco state lawmakers agreed to open balanced hearings on the government price support program in exchange for House approval of bills to shift future losses to farmers and require nonfarm holders to surrender production rights. Critics push for broader debate amid charges the program concentrates control of a one billion pound crop among nonfarm holders and feudal practices.
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House
American Heart Association
Charlie Rose
D-N.c
House Agriculture Subcommittee
Rose
Agriculture Committee
Bob Shamansky
Ohio
Shamansky
U.S
Florida ERA supporters plan election revenge in November
Florida voters confront a setback as the Florida Senate votes 22 to 16 against the ERA, aligning with 14 states blocking ratification. Supporters vow to regain momentum at polls in November, while national prospects dim with deadlines looming for three more states.
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ERA
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Florida Senate
North Carolina Senate
Lou Harris
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Illinois
House Rules Committee
Springfield
Sonia Johnson
Senate
Court ruling extends access to federal civil rights suits
The Supreme Court by 7 to 2 rules that civil rights plaintiffs need not exhaust state procedures before filing in federal courts. The decision affects the Civil Rights Act of 1871 and could raise federal docketing as more lawsuits are filed by prisoners and others claiming misconduct by officials.
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Supreme Court
Lewis F. Powell
Sandra Day O'Connor
Thurgood Marshall
Ms. Patsy
Warren E. Burger
Powell
High Court
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