Shultz confirmation near in July 1982 reports
July 15 1982 reports indicate Shultz confirmation nears with a White House mood upbeat as the administration handles foreign policy and domestic concerns. other brief items note a trooper killing a man and India electing a new president with related regional items.
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Shultz
India
Muskie attacks Reagan policy on foreign affairs critic
Former secretary of state Ed Muskie blasted the Reagan administration for poor control of U.S. international relations at a Center for National Policy dinner in Washington. He argued the president appears detached and uninformed due to travel on Air Force One. Muskie welcomed George Shultz’s Senate confirmation remarks that military competition alone with the Soviet Union won’t satisfy Americans.
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Shultz
Senate
Soviet Union
Three Teens Slain Near Lake Waco Probe Begins
Three teenagers bound and slain were found in Speegleville Park near Lake Waco. Victims Kenneth Franks 18 Jill Montgomery 17 and Raylene Rice 17 were discovered by two boys with local authorities seeking suspects amid limited clues. The case prompts state police to pursue leads in a secluded wooded area.
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Waxahachie
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Speegleville Park
Edmonton teachers in 1882 face pay raises and strict duties
A booklet for Edmonton Public School Board’s centennial notes that a teacher who serves five years could gain a 25 cent weekly raise if approved. Duties include lamp filling and coal fetching. men may court weekly, women who marry or misbehave are fired. Smoking liquor and pool halls trigger scrutiny.
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Baboons Escape From Reptiland Near Allenwood Prison
Three adult female baboons and a baby escaped from Reptiland near Allenwood Pennsylvania on Sunday after a keeper left their feeding door unlocked. They remain at large as residents report sightings across the rural area while owner Clyde Peeling warns locals to stay away.
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Federal Prison
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Maryland
Mediators press bid to end stalemate in Lebanon crisis
Beirут reports fresh clashes around Beirut airport as U S backed cease fire falters. PLO guerrillas amid efforts by mediators to outline evacuation and a multinational force to supervise withdrawal while Israel maintains siege of west Beirut.
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Beirut- Damascus
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Elias Sarkis
Shafik Wazzan
Lebsmall
Ethiopian push in Ogaden raises regional war fears
Ethiopian invasion forces advance into the Ogaden region of Somalia for a 14th day as Afri can and U.S. officials fear a wider proxy conflict. The OAU appeals for a cease fire while rebels claim foreign spearheading by Cuba East Germany Soviet and South Yemen. Western officials say Somalia informed Washington of threats to its security and Cairo urges Ethiopia to halt operations and withdraw.
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Ethiopia
Barre
Reagan
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Mystery ad for Lebanon aid mystifies all concerned
A full page solicitation for Lebanon relief appeared in major papers under the banner Concerned Americans for Peace. The ad, criticizing Israel’s actions, listed six relief groups as sponsors but they disavowed connection, calling the ad fraudulent. Multiple papers refused to run it after verification.
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Americans For Peace
Israel
Los Angeles
American Friends Service Committee
American Red Cross
CARE
Save the Children Federation
U.S. Committee For Unicef
Church World Services
Christian Science Monitor
Clayton, C. Westland
Washington
Anad
Herald-Journal
Syracuse
United States
AAADC
James Abourezek
George Mahshie
Times
Leonard Harris
Weather chaos across regions with record heat and floods
A broad weather roundup reports hot, humid conditions with a 90 degree high and lows 65 to 70. Severe storms unleash tornadoes in the Dakotas and South Carolina floods reach 4 feet in a Beauxmont area. Phoenix hits a 113 degree record, Michigan power outages occur, and central states endure heavy rains with gusts up to 50 mph. Air quality is moderate with an ozone concern.
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Phoenix
North Dakota
Ambrose
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Beaumont
Texas
Stowell
Mike Day
Mercury
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