World tensions and diplomacy across several fronts
Washington reports King Juan Carlos I and Queen Sophia depart for New York after a landmark two day visit signaling closer U S Spain ties. In Dallas a man is indicted in the Nicole Moore kidnapping case. New York media discuss payment for Karen Ann Quinlan story. Fort Hood prepares for summer training of the 49th Armored Division with large mobilization plans. Houston FDIC to begin paying insured deposits after bank closure. Vancouver Cuba seeks peaceful nuclear power with a Soviet reactor. Paducah civil suits deny privilege pleas in cotton fraud cases. West Germany notes isolated anti American attacks amid broad support for U S forces. Beirut fighting persists as Lebanese and Palestinian guerrillas resist a Syrian evacuation ultimatum. Luanda reports minimal Angolan resistance and denies peace talks with UNITA.
Hays faces civil suit over Miss Ray payroll claim
The Justice Department weighs a civil action to recover public funds paid to Elizabeth Ray, who says she was on Rep. Wayne Hays's payroll as his mistress. Hays steps down from the Democratic campaign committee chair and may relinquish other posts as investigations continue.
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Margaret Gentry
Associated Press
Washington
Justice Department
Wayne Hays
Elizabeth Ray
Ohio Democrat
Miss Ray
Hays
House Administration
Con
Humphrey Will Reassess Campaign After Upcoming Primaries
Senator Hubert Humphrey says he will reassess his position on actively seeking the Democratic presidential nomination after Tuesday’s primaries in Ohio California and New Jersey if Carter finishes with under 1 200 to 1 300 pledged delegates. He will test party leaders sentiment for a possible bid while Carter remains the frontrunner. A California poll shows Reagan widening his lead over Ford among Republicans while Edmund Brown Jr leads Democrats in California with 51 percent.
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Associated Press
Hubert H. Humphrey
Ohio
California
New Jersey
Jimmy Carter
Phrey
Carter
Humphrey
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Edmund Brown Jr
New day care regs allow spanking with note
Austin Texas AP reports new state regulations for day care centers permit spanking of children five or older with written parental permission. The rules, effective June 29, relax several standards, raise staff ratios to allow one worker per 15 three year olds, reduce space per child to 30 square feet, lower toilet requirements, and ease educational criteria for staff. Jerome Shanman says the changes aim to protect health and safety of youngsters in care.
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Austin
Tex
State Welfare Board
Jerome Shanman
Big horse in manhole stuns Ennis Texas rescue
Ennis Texas reports a 1100 pound quarterhorse fell into a 14 foot deep manhole five miles south of town. Southwestern Bell workers excavated a 40 foot trench and breached an 8 inch wall to rescue the animal. The horse sustained a minor leg cut and the rescue cost about 1500 to 1600 dollars. The cause of the fall remains unclear.
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Ennis
Tex
Tommy Maness
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Maness
Bell Contractors
Levi seeks state federal cooperation on criminal history policy
Attorney General Levi urged cooperation between states and the federal government over a policy on computerized criminal histories. He warned that FBI plans to terminate the history program and a Justice Department proposal to regulate message switching threaten state discretion. He called for guidelines on sharing jurisdiction and stressed crime's intolerable level.
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Rick Scott
Associated Press
SAN ANTONIO, _ Tex
U.S. Territories
U.S
Department of Justice
Levi
Summer
Hill
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