German couple killed by sniper to be cremated next week
The State s consular official said the bodies of a German couple killed by sniper gunfire at 4 coastal fisting ane will be cremated and the ashes returned to their homeland next week. The remains of Walt Graeber and Gerda Maier will be sent to a Bremenhaven relative. Vice squad officers in Dallas will collect names and addresses of patrons at adult movie houses during raids to test for possible testimony in obscenity hearings. C R Woodrow Green, longtime NLRB staffer, died of a heart attack in his Texas office at 61. He had earlier retired in 1972 and returned to Fort Worth in 1973 after health gains.
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Albuquerque
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FCC renews WFAA TV license after hearings in Dallas
The Federal Communications Commission renewed the broadcast license of WFAA-TV in Dallas after an administrative law judge ruled in favor. WADECO, Inc. was denied a license on the same facilities, while Belu Broadcasting Corp. remains the current licensee. A separate note reports a London embassy garden party for Queen Elizabeth’s birthday was canceled due to inflation.
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Dallas
John H. Conlin
Wadeco, Inc
Belu Broadcasting Corp
India accuses Canada of stalling on nuclear aid
India says Canada blocked a pledge of nuclear assistance and will take appropriate steps to offset the loss. Foreign Minister Y B Chavan said it is too early to judge the impact of the suspension, which began after India’s underground nuclear test. In Britain, Patrick Meehan was freed on a free pardon after six years in solitary confinement. Home Secretary Roy Jenkins ordered Meehan’s release amid doubts about convicting suspects based on identification alone. Archaeologists claim a find near Piprahwa Uttar Pradesh may be part of Gautama Buddha’s relics, including a soapstone casket bearing an inscription about Prince Siddhartha.
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Canada
Y.B. Chavan
Patrick Meehan
Roy Jenkins
Meehan
Gautama Buddha
K. M. Srivastava
Archaeological Survey of India
Piprahwa
Uttar Pradesh
Kapilyastu
Mental Health Facilties Face Cuts Across Nation
Linda June reports community mental health facilities face closures due to reduced federal funding and insufficient state and local replacements. Thomas Watkins, president of the National Association for Mental Health, warns the crisis demands militant community action to sustain services and reduce stigma. He cites ongoing stigma, low public support, and the need for local associations to educate and mobilize support for funding and improvements.
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San Antonio
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Bexar County
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Ore Country
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