Last Minute Rush to Enter New Hampshire Primary Field
Concord AP reports the 5 pm deadline shoves Baker and Dole into last minute signature drives while Finch backers offer incentives. Candidates like Crane Reagan Bush Connally Anderson and others filed, with Carter Kennedy Brown and LaRouche among Dems.
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New Hampshire
United States
Mississippi
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R-Kan
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Edward M. Kennedy
California
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Richard Kay
Lyndon LaRouche
GOP
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Reagan
CIA
George Bush
U.S. Treasury
Texas
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John Anderson
Ill
Cincinnati concert safety measures head to council
Two ordinances aimed at crowd safety in Cincinnati advance in the City Council after the Riverfront Coliseum stampede deaths. The first bans festival seating and requires reserved seats, with exemptions for religious, school events and other permitted gatherings. The second authorizes police to control crowds on private property.
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J. Kenneth Blackwell
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Law and Public Safety Committee
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30 mile evacuation plan urged for A plants
A draft NRC report recommends considering closing any reactor unable to evacuate all residents within 30 miles. It calls for abolishing the five member NRC in favor of a single administrator led agency, a idea President Carter rejected. The group criticized the NRC's licensing process as a sham. Near Harrisburg Three Mile Island prompted the inquiry, separate from the President's Commission on the Accident. Indian Point near New York and other sites are cited for population exposure within 30 miles. The report does not set evacuation timing.
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Chester County
Yonkers
Stamford
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N.Y
Limerick
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Newport
Mich
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Westchester
Ind
Connecticut
Government urges INS to enforce ban on homosexuals
Justice Department lawyers told the Immigration and Naturalization Service to change policy and enforce a statutory ban on admitting homosexual foreigners. Guidelines will guide officers on questions for entrants, with sexual preference queried only if officials have reason to suspect homosexuality.
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Washington (Ap
Justice Department
Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
David Crosland
INS
Kansas City Firefighters Strike Escalates Sickouts and Dismissals
Citywide disruption as vacations halted and police cover a third of fire stations. About 114 of 900 firefighters reported sick by Wednesday, with 75 more calling in for the 11 p.m. shift. Nineteen dismissed and 52 suspended, total dismissals 31 and suspensions 160. Firemen demand a 20 percent raise with a 48 hour week. city counters.
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