U S Troops Find Life in West Berlin Stays Largely American
In Berlin, 12,000 U S troops and dependents remain culturally separated from locals despite official outreach. Dollar weakness pushes many to American facilities, while Army housing and facilities in Hitler's former capital offer comfort. Talks of friendship persist amid limited personal contact.
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Robert H. Reid
Associated Press
Berlin
Club Nashville
U.S
R.K. Herndon
Hitler
West Germany
Germany
Armed Forces Network
David Hoseman
Brigade
Army Community Services
Teasdale in Kansas City while mansion is repaired
Governor Teasdale lives in Kansas City as repairs proceed at the mansion, with meals still sent from the official residence. He rented a city house for 1700 dollars monthly for his wife’s near-term care and the birth of their son Kevin Joseph.
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Kansas City
Joseph P. Teasdale
Gloria Overfelt
Theresa
Kevin Joseph
Comptroller urges AFL-CIO to organize Texas state workers
Texas Comptroller Bob Bullock shocked delegates by inviting 169,000 state employees to unionize with AFL-CIO, saying their “cart is stuck in the ditch.” Gov. Bill Clements opposed the idea, while AFL-CIO leaders pledged to pursue the effort. Bullock criticized the state Public Employees Association for inaction and argued a union could push for wages and conditions despite no strike. Labor leaders praised the push as a turning point in worker representation.
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Lee Jones
Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Bob Bullock
Texas Afl-Cio
Bullock
Texas Union
Afl-Cio
Harry Hubbard
Bill Clements
Comptroller
Clements
Bob
Agriculture
Reagan Brown
Winston Johnson
Houston
Brown
American Agriculture Movement
Johnson
Hubbard
John Rogers
A. Phillip Randolph
Texas Public Employees Association
TPEA
National convention highlights twin mother support network
Hartford AP report on nearly 500 mothers of twins attending the National Organization of Mothers of Twins Club convention in Hartford. They share experiences of caring for twins, stress the individuality of each child, and discuss costs, early care, and research efforts to improve twin pregnancy outcomes.
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Hartford
Jackson
Marguerite Adams
Baton Rouge
Berkeley Calif
Former Laredo mayor settles with city in restitution
J C Martin Jr long time Laredo mayor pleads guilty to official misconduct and pays 300000 as part of a plea deal. He says improprieties occurred during his administration while acknowledging responsibility as the top leader. Federal and state judges had blocked further action amid the agreement.
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Laredo
Texas
J.C. Martin Jr
Martin
Houston
John V. Singleton
Ruben Garcia
Singleton
Garcia
Singerton
Political uncertainty grips India after Charan Singh named PM
New Delhi India Charan Singh takes office amid a slim majority of 280 of 538 in the Lok Sabha with potential defections from Indira Gandhi forces. Analysts foresee a struggle to win a confidence vote and possible dissolution of Parliament if the motion fails.
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New Delhi
India
Charan Singh
Indira Gandhi
Singh
Congress
Y.B. Chavan
Chavan
Mrs. Gandhi
Desai
Janata Party
Neelam Sanjiva Reddy
Reddy
Experts view Gulf oil slick in Gulf of Mexico
EPA poison experts planned to collect four gallons of oil from the slick on a Coast Guard cutter to test for effects on fish and marine life. Samples would go to a Gulf Coast lab, with preliminary results in five days and final results in 10. the spill originated from an offshore Campeche Bay well blowout on June 3.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Environmental Protection Agency
United States
EPA
U.S. Coast Guard
Gulf Coast Area
Campeche Bay
Mexico
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