Public Defender Plans Push In Kansas Counties
Senator Hess urged creation of public defender systems in Sedgwick Johnson and Wyandotte Counties despite opposition from Wichita judges and lawyers. Hearings in Wichita on July 23 and Sept 17 will gather local testimony as lawmakers seek cheaper ways to defend indigent defendants amid rising costs.
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Topeka
Kan
Sedgwick
Johnson and Wyandotte
Paul Hess
Wichita
Shawnee
Saline
Geary
Wichita Bar Association
Johnson-Wyandotte County
Gerald Goodell
Sedgwick County
Goodell
Communists in France May Join Mauroy Cabinet
Paris AP report says Francois Mitterrand’s Socialists and Communist allies seek a common government format. A cabinet role for one or two Communists is speculated while leaders confirm a united policy under Mauroy and Mitterrand.
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Paris
Francois Mitterrand
Pierre Mauroy
Socialist Party
Paul Quiles
Charles Fiterman
National Assembly
Mitterrand
Mauroy
France
Radical Left Movement
Georges Marchais
Afghanistan
Soviet Union
Poland
California Judge Liked By Reagan Declared frontrunner Wallace
President Reagan, eyeing a Supreme Court pick, reportedly favors J Clifford Wallace of Southern California as the likely first vacancy caretaker. Wallace, 51, a Republican Mormon from San Diego, sits atop a growing list amid Justice Potter Stewart’s July retirement.
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Washington
Reagan
Supreme Court
California
J. Clifford Wallace
Potter Stewart
Wallace
San Diego
High Court
Ford
John Paul Stevens
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Nixon
U.S. District Court For
White House
David Gergen
Stewart
Senate
Strom Thurmond
R-S
Thurmond
William F. Smith
Edwin Meese III
Elizabeth Hanford Dole
Charles E. Simons Jr
U.S. District
Columbia
S.C
Cornelia G. Kennedy
Detroit
Amalya L. Kearse
New York
C. Bruce Littlejohn
South Carolina
PBS Chronicle Thrives as Public TV consortium expand
Public TV introduces U S Chronicle into second season with at least 20 half hour reports from 15 member stations. Jim Lehrer will host each show, starting with Abscam and the Philadelphia Story from WHYY. Reports explore party machines versus reform, gentrification in Lower Lancaster Street, and Craig Colorado oil town in Boomtown. Ten stations contribute, with Denver policy features in reserve.
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New York
Public TV
U.S. Chronicle
Public Television
Lawrence K. Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Jim Lehrer
WHYY
Abscam
The
Philadelphia Story
Lancaster Street
WMHT
Schenectady
KRMA
Denver
Craig
Colo
Colorado
Aspen
Roaches Dangerous Either Dead or Alive
CHICAGO AP Dead roaches can worsen asthma by releasing dust and toxins when inhaled or swallowed. Dr Bann Kang of Mount Sinai Hospital reports 60 percent of asthma patients she studied are sensitive to cockroach remains. Medications and allergy shots may help build immunity.
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Chicago
Mount Sinai Hospital
Bann Kang
Ms. Kang
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Chicago Sun Times
Democrats Push Last Minute Budget Fix In Senate
Washington AP reports Democrats seek to restore about 1 billion in social program cuts while pursuing amendments to Reagan era budget cuts. Senate debate resumes as Byrd forecasts near 78 to 20 tally from last month. House action expected after recess.
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Washington
Reagan
Sénaté
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Senate
Howard Baker
Congress
Byrd
House
Rules Committee
David A. Stockman
Bill Bradley
D-N.j
David Boren
D-Okla
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PBS’ ‘Chronicle
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Ottawa, Kansas
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Marts Tay
Olia
S. Main
Ottawa
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