Bitter Trinity River canalization fight heads to voters
A Texas election Tuesday will decide a 150 million bond plan linked to a 1.6 billion Trinity River canalization project tying Dallas Fort Worth to the Gulf. Proponents tout jobs flood control and inland waterway benefits. critics call it a fiscal boondoggle with pollution and tax inequity concerns.
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Tarrant
Dolph Briscoe
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Citizen’s Organization For A Sound Trinity, Cost
Trinity River Authority
Trinity River Association
TRA
David H. Brune
Alan Steelman
R-Tex
Trinity
Steelman
Brune
Farm union to file recall against Governor Williams
United Farm Workers Union plans to file recall petitions against Governor Jack Williams on March 26 in Phoenix. Lawyer Gerald Pollock and UFW leader Cesar Chavez led a rally of about 1,060 supporters as 165,000 signatures were reported, far above the 103,000 valid signatures needed to trigger a recall. The drive began after Williams signed farm labor laws restricting strikes at harvest and banning secondary boycotts.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Jack Williams
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Gerald Pollock
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Cesar Chavez
Chavez
UFW
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German girl in Fort Wayne must marry or face deportation
Micki Topper, 22, a West Berlin tourist, says she will marry an American by March 22 to stay in the United States. She plans to pay for blood tests licenses a justice of the peace and even divorce if needed and has attracted many suitors through a newspaper ad.
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Shooting unsettles Wounded Knee dispute in South Dakota
A grand jury in Sioux Falls investigates the Wounded Knee takeover as an FBI agent is wounded during a gunfight near the village. About 73 people were arrested and Indians refuse entry to federal officials as tensions hinder a peace settlement.
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FBI
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William Clayton
Curtis Fitzgerald
Chicago
Fitzgerald
Dennis Banks
Justice Department
Washington
Atty
Richard Kleindienst
Bermuda killings prompt Scotland Yard to take over
Scotland Yard took charge of the Bermuda governor Sir Richard Sharples and aide Captain Hugh Sayers killings. The government extended the state of emergency. police may detain suspects up to 96 hours. Witnesses described heavy security and diversions as Prime figures linked to a broader crisis remained unproven.
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Bermuda
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Bill Wright
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West Indies
London
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Caribbean
Sharples
Christopher
David
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Fiona
Miranda
Richards
Basil Hadrell
Britain
George Duckett
Common Market nations agree to joint partial dollar float
Six of the nine Common Market nations move to a joint float against the dollar ending obligatory dollar purchases. Britain Ireland and Italy float later. West Germany revalues the mark by three percent. Markets open March 19 and a move toward a single European currency is seen.
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