Five Miami officers reinstated after strike threats
Five Miami policemen suspended during riots are ordered back on the force, with time off treated as regular. The move follows threats of a police strike, union remarks, and amid ongoing debates over amnesty for rioters. National Guard standby remains, as officials face recalls and political fallout.
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MIAMI
Kenneth Harris
Jack Sullivan
Order of Polie
Harms
National Guard
Maurice Ferre
Ferre
Harris
Bob Graham
Dade County
Michael Watts
Watts
Nancy
Jim Baab
Arthur McDuffie
Windfall Tax Protest Draws Oklahoma Crowds
Oil and gas royalty owners jammed Oklahoma Christian College and backed up traffic as they protested the windfall profits tax. More than 1,800 people, including state and national lawmakers, heard testimony from 20 witnesses for the Senate Finance Committee. Senators Boren and Dole plan a bill to exempt the first 10 barrels per day of a royalty owner's crude oil share.
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Oklahoma City
Fas
Hardeman
Oklahoma Christian College
U.S
David Boren
K-Okla
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Senate Finance Committee
Boren
Dole
Great Bend
Kan
Irene Garner
Maysville
Garner
Wes Watkins
D-Okla
Walters
Watkins
Congress
Independent Rail Users Win Extension to Raise Rock Island Funds
The Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad grants extra time for a rail users association to raise 3.6 million dollars to restart service on the old Rock Island line from Herington to Fort Worth. James K. Smith says pledges are substantial but short of the target and Memorial Day extends the deadline. Funds would be lent to Katy for four years at 10 percent interest to cover start-up costs, with a plan to form a subsidiary to operate trains over the route.
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Herington
Kan
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad
Old Rock Island
Fort Worth
Texas
James K. Smith
Katy
Smith
Rail Users Association
Oklahoma, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Rock Island
Salina
St. Joseph
Refugees At Medical Prison Under Evaluation In Springfield
At least 18 Cuban refugees suspected of crimes are under medical or psychiatric evaluation at the Medical Center for Federal Prisoners in Springfield. Nine are psychiatric cases, the rest medical, with at least six for tuberculosis. They are detained for immigration officials and may face deportation. Other refugees are held at Talladega and Atlanta.
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Springfield
Iare
Megathlin
U.S. Bureau of Prisons
Mike Ann
Talladega
Ala
Atlanta
America
Ann
Cuba
United States
Vern Jervis
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Jervis
Ottawa USD 290 Seeks Food Service Manager Bids
U S C No 290 Ottawa will receive bids to run the 1980 81 school year food service in seven Ottawa schools. Bids due June 6 1980 at 4 00 p m sealed to Kenneth Woods Superintendent USD 290 420 South Main Street Ottawa Kansas 64067. Bids must show qualifications experience proposal budget state federal guidelines and a 21 day cycle menu.
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U.S.C. No
Ottawa
Kenneth Woods
U.S.D. No
South Main Street
Kansas
Family Circus cartoon family at home in comic strip
A brief note appears about the Family Circus comic panel featuring a family in a domestic scene. The item references the strip’s recent appearance and price notations typical of newspaper listings. The text conveys a domestic, lighthearted moment without further details.
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Sullivan
Bobby Jones
John Megathlin
Medical Prison
the Family Circus
Nationa
Inc
Ottawa Herald
Herald
Consumer Protection Division
Attorney General’s Office
Topeka
By Bil Keane
Dolly
Granpmother
Tige
Atl As
Tra
Trac
Tracy
Adom
Tse
Las' We
Arin
Rufus
Rae
Carey
Dale Carey
Alcoholics Anonymous
Joyce the
Kansas Children’s Service League
Kanhistique
Ellsworth
North Oak
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