Job Corps centers to close as budget cuts hit welfare programs
Sixteen Job Corps centers will shut and other welfare programs trimmed to fit a reduced budget. The plan cuts corps from 41,000 to 37,000 trainees, keeps girls centers open, and reallocates funds to urban summer programs while extending layoff rules and center transfers.
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Joseph A. Loftus
New York Times
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Peace Corps
B 52 Crew Trapped Fire Forces Bailout Near Thule
Pilot Capt. Thomas Haug said a fire in the navigator’s compartment forced four crew members to bail out of a B 52 with four hydrogen bombs aboard near Thule Air Force Base Greenland. One co pilot Capt. Leonard Svitenko was killed. others survived with injuries as bombs remained missing. The crash occurred after the crew abandoned the aircraft following a two fire incidents.
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Thule Air Force Base
Greenland
Arctic
John M. Hall
Phoenix
Ariz
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Haug
Denmark
United States
Defense Department
Thule
Baffin Bay
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Leonard Svitenko
West Springfield
Mass
North Star Bay
Strategic Air Command
Curtis R. Criss
North Wayne
Criss
CYSTEX advertised relief for kidney and bladder irritation
An advertisement promotes CYSTEX as soothing relief for kidney or bladder irritation. It claims it calms acid urine, eases frequent burning or itching urination, and reduces sleeplessness, headaches, and fatigue. The copy urges readers to obtain CYSTEX at druggists.
Theodorakis Freed From Greek Prison
Greek composer Mikis Theodorakis, 42, known for Zorba the Greek, was released after an appeals court reduced two sentences and overturned a third for attempting to overthrow the regime. He paid 41 300 drachmas in fines and applied for release following an amnesty announcement.
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Athens
Greece
Mikis Theodorakis
Theodorakis
Reagan May Run in Oregon Primary
Oregon Republican leaders expect Gov. Ronald Reagan to announce an active bid for the GOP presidential nomination in the May Oregon primary. They report he will drop his favored role mid May and campaign personally for two to three weeks, with local businessmen approached to fund the late drive.
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Ronald Reagan
Oregon
Wldest
California
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