Panel warns sex bias fight not over in federal law
A seven month study by the Task Force on Legal Equity for Women found at least 79 examples of sex bias in federal statutes and 111 changes to remove bias. The report, dated June 28 and signed by Justice Department official William Reynolds, urged continued vigilance and monitoring by the government. It noted progress yet emphasized that fair protections for men and women remain incomplete. The study highlighted issues in Social Security homemaking spousal benefits and a gender neutral approach to laws across agencies. Reynolds said some issues belong in the Social Security commission’s purview.
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Continued arms sale to Taiwan has a hitch
Reagan has told lawmakers that U S arms will flow to Taiwan for now but not indefinitely. A joint communique with China suggests arms may end at an unspecified date, with no larger or longer term transfers. White House officials insist there is no policy change and arms will continue to meet Taiwan's defensive needs.
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Husband testifies wife begged for help in death plot
In Houston, insurance salesman William Chansler Jr testified that he agreed to assist his paralyzed wife Sue only after she pleaded for months following her stroke. He admitted paying $2,500 for a supposed ricin capsule arranged by undercover police, while denying any murder plot.
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Former DJ sought in girl kidnap case in Utah
A federal kidnapping warrant seeks former Salt Lake City disc jockey Larry Nielsen, suspected in the July abduction of 10 year old Melanie Larson. The girl escaped after six days of captivity hundreds of miles from home, while Utah authorities filed state charges and FBI teams pursued leads nationwide. The family reunion began after she walked into Louisville city offices seeking help.
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Boss man Licavoli gets 17 year racketeering sentence
James Jack White Licavoli nicknamed the boss man of northern Ohio organized crime was sentenced to 17 years in federal prison on racketeering charges and jailed. Five other co defendants also received 10 to 14 year terms after convictions for conspiring to control crime in the region. US District Judge William K. Thomas revoked Licavoli's bond, noting he led the Cleveland organization.
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Storms, floods prompt Texas National Guard response
Pounding rains flood Amarillo with 432 inches of rain in panhandle areas. governors declare disaster, evacuations underway as National Guard assists. Tornadoes affect Arkansas. extreme heat in California and Nevada. showers along southeastern coast. About 200 campers stranded in Palo Duro Canyon. Street closures and nursing home evacuations reported. weather data broadcast continues.
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Nick Lucas Dies After Stroke at 84 in Colorado
Nick Lucas, longtime entertainer known for Tip toe Through the Tulips and Singing in the Rain, died Wednesday at Cheyenne Mountain Nursing Home in Colorado Springs after a stroke. He was 84. Leonard Bissell, his son in law, confirmed the death.
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Steelworkers reject concessions in new pact
Pittsburgh United Steelworkers refuse a three year contract offering millions in concessions. Union leaders say the package would worsen members’ conditions vs rivals, with cost of living protections and health benefits unchanged. Employers cite rising costs and foreign competition as drivers for the deal.
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New arthritis drug Oraflex eyed as elder risk
AP reports caution from AARP to its 13.5 million members and calls by Public Citizen’s Health Research Group to force a court order to remove Oraflex from the market. FDA cites eight U S deaths linked to benoxaprofen with insufficient evidence to withdraw now while Eli Lilly defends drug safety.
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Earthquake felt on Aleutian island in Alaska
A 5.9 magnitude quake struck at 9:29 p.m. ADT near the Aleutian chain 40 miles north of Anchorage. Officials said the tremor caused no damage or injuries and was not large enough to trigger a tsunami. John Sindorf of the Tsunami Warning Center explained the event from Palmer, Alaska.
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Lowry's Money Special Airs Sunday on WXT-V Channel Nine
WXT-TV adds a major program change for Sunday afternoon. All viewers gain access to Lowry's special Money: How to Make It. How to Keep It. The broadcast runs 12:30 to 1:00 PM and targets everyone seeking to own a home.
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Notice of Completed Assessment Roll Filing 1982
Public notice lists final As sessment Rolls for the Towns of Camillus and Lafayette in Onondaga County for 1982. Rolls filed July 31, 1982, open for public inspection until October 1, 1982, statements signed by assessors Michael D. Petrocci Donald L. Evans Bernara Aungier Paul Shute.
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Donald L. Evans Bernara
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Paul Shute
Missing and found notices and car listings mix
A dense classified-style column lists numerous lost items including glasses on Route 11 near North Syracuse Manhattan area, a brown zipper bag near Green Street, and multiple lost pets with contact numbers. It also includes reward offers for jewelry and diamond rings, plus a large block of classic car ads with model years, prices, and contact numbers.
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Advertisers told to check ad on first day
The Herald informs advertisers to inspect their ads on the first day as the paper does not assume liability for errors in publication beyond the cost of the ad for the first day. Adjustments apply only to the portion containing the error.
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