Medical team recreates face of unidentified murder victim
In Sycamore Illinois FAA forensic unit in Oklahoma City reconstructed the face of Jane Doe, aiding DeKalb County investigators who had struggled to identify the bones since 1975. The clay model, built from skull measurements, may help locate the killer of a young woman shot in the head decades ago.
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Sycamore, I
David Munich
DeKalb County
Jane Dee
Federal Aviation Administration
Aeromararial Institute
Oklahoma City
Clyde Snow
Munch
FAA
Snow
Betty Gatliff
Jane Doe
Miss Gatlitt
Oklahoma
FAA Aeromedical Institute
Energy plan setback cited in House testimony
Schlesinger told the House Commerce Investigations panel that the Carter energy plan hinges on coal conversion and boosting coal use to cut oil and gas, though critics doubt the goals and three analyses call them unrealistic. He noted the best projections for 1985 remain uncertain yet necessary, as lawmakers debate natural gas deregulation and price controls amid a split Senate stance.
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Schlesinger
House Commerce Investigations Subcommittee
Congress
U.S
House
House Commerce Investigations Panel
Ull
House Commerce Committee
Energy and Power Subcommittee
Senate
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
James B. Pearson
Kans
Senate Energy
Pearson
Bentsen
Carter
Bensten
Administration
Energy Committee
Federal Power Commission
Joe C. White
Bentsen-Pearson
Energy Policy Task Force
Consumer Federation of America
White
Escape bid and capture of Ray henchmen detailed
Prison officials described Ray and Hill recaptured in Anderson County after a weekend escape. Investigators from the House Committee on Assassinations questioned staff and explored Ray’s finances and possible evidence. Ray’s attorney pressed for a new trial while disputing federal custody transfer.
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Ray
Lane
Jack Kershaw
Nashville
Shelby County Criminal Court
Kershaw
Tennessee
House Committee On Assassinations
Keeshaw
Robert Lehner
Edward Evans
Raoul
Memphis
Xing
Hill
D Block
New River
Anderson County
Sandy
Ray Blanton
Carter
King
Blanton
Suva
Eerior
Veterans job priority highlighted for disabled and Vietnam vets
The article discusses a federal effort to boost veteran employment through the HIRE program and public service jobs. It notes Vietnam era veterans face unique hardships and indignities from those who did not serve. The plan aims to fund retraining and place veterans in five day referrals, with goals of 35 percent veteran placement in public works, currently at 25. Veterans groups accuse the administration of not meeting targets and of unclear guidelines.
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Ang
Carter
Robert J. Brown
T- Labor Secratary
Jey Marshall
Labor Departments Comprehensive
Brown
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Administration
Federal Register
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