Ex pastor and wife miss hearing in church case
In Pittsburgh Rev D Douglas Roth and his wife again failed to attend a court hearing on missing Trinity Lutheran Church records in Clairton. Roth, fired in October, had been jailed 112 days after a prior contempt finding. a box of documents arrived during the session.
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D. Douglas Roth
Kansas City
Roths
Allegheny County Common Pleas Court
Trinity Lutheran Church
Clairton
Rath
Synod of the
Lutheran Church
Roth
Two Milwaukee Officers Killed in Alley Drug Deal Shootout
Milwaukee police mourn two officers from the 5th District after they confront a group of young men in an alley. Officer Leonard R. Lesnieski died from a chest wound and Officer Rosario J. Collura died in hospital. A 26-year-old gunman was arrested after an attempted car theft, with a 16-year-old and three others also detained. Authorities say the pair were shot while investigating a drug deal.
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Milwaukee
Leonard R. Lesnieski
Rosario J. Collura
Milwaukee County Medical Complex
Jefferson Aikin
Lesnieski
Collura
Kenneth J. Hagopian
Brown Deer
Thomas Thelen
Thelen
Illinois man seeks Texas bone marrow from siblings to save brother
Steve Akin, 24, learns of unknown Texas brother and Wisconsin sister through Truth Seekers adoption records. John Davis, 23, of Schiller Park and Barbara Davis, 28, of Green Bay hope to travel to Houston for the marrow transplant. Doctor says 25 percent sibling compatibility. financial help needed for travel.
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Schiller Park
Illinois
Wisconsin
Texas
Steve Akin
Truth Seekers
Akin
John Davis
Miloslav Beran
Barbara Davis
Green Bay
Wis
Houston
Veto overridden ends Mississippi teacher strikes
Mississippi lawmakers override the governor and pass a 4400 pay raise package to satisfy teachers after a 3 two week wildcat strike. Teachers return to work after a judge ruled a statewide walkout illegal, with the Mississippi Association of Educators dropping opposition and saying the measure meets members desires. Haydon breathing improves after artificial heart recipient remains in care, with lung condition clearing without meds.
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Jackson
Miss
Bill Allain
Mississippi
George Brown
Mississippi Association of Educators
Haydon
Louisville
Murray Haydon
Hayden
Humana Hospital Audubon
Humana
Bob Irvine
Deadly shootout at McDonald’s in Needles
Two escaped Arizona prisoners opened fire at a crowded Needles McDonald’s as San Bernardino County deputies responded. One prisoner died, a second was wounded, and a deputy was injured. An employee recognized the suspects, who had escaped Monday from a prison farm near Kingman, Ariz.
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Needles
Calif
Arizona
San Bernardino County
Colorado River
Kingman
Ariz
M A personal victory for the president
Miles Benson reports a personal victory for the president as described by Newhouse News Service. The piece details supportive outcomes and reactions from allies and observers regarding the president's recent efforts and perceived success.
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Miles Benson
Newhouse News Service
Reagan drives push for MX missile approval on Capitol Hill
President Reagan personally pressed lawmakers as Senate approved the ten warhead MX missile in a tight vote. He dined with Republican senators, urged completion of defense plans, and tied the decision to Geneva arms talks affecting global peace. Senator Armstrong called the effort a full court press after a call from ex-Senator Tower in Geneva.
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Washington
Senate
Reagan
Capitol Hill
White House
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
House
Senate Budget Committee
Geneva
William Armstrong
Colorado
Armstrong
John Tower
Senate votes on MX missile funding split by party
Senate debate focuses on 3.2 billion dollars to fund 48 additional MX missiles for 1986 with Moynihan opposing and D Amato backing the plan. Doubts persist on MX effectiveness and arms control value as both chambers prepare votes on lifting impoundments and future deployments.
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Senate
House
Hart
Draft ruling frames moral victory for resister in Supreme Court case
California resister David Wayte argues he won a moral victory though the Supreme Court 7 to 2 upheld selective-prosecution limits on prosecuting draft resisters who publicized their cases. The ruling affects 17 others who spoke out or wrote letters in protest and clears the way for Wayte's prosecution in his own case.
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California
U.S. Supreme Court
David Alan Wayte
Yale University
Pasadena
Calif
High Court
Andy Mager
Syracuse
Mager
Reagan
Wayte
Supreme Court
Yale
Jimmy Carter
Selective Service
City Moves Five Properties Toward Receivership in Housing Court
Five properties are being considered for receivership as part of housing court efforts to enforce code compliance. The initiative, praised by some observers but criticized for adjournments, aims to use receivership powers more actively after months of debate. The process hinges on property income from rent allowances and possible release of social services funds to a receiver.
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The
County Bar Association
Local
Bar Association
Rich Puchalski
Syracuse United Neighbors
Puchalski
Srogi
Housing Court
Althea Connolly
Coalition
John C. Black Jr
Black
Department of Social Services
Social Services Department
CIA pushes law to jail leakers of classified documents
The CIA proposes a bill to prosecute government employees or former staff who willfully disclose any classified information to reporters with up to five years in prison and a $25,000 fine. Journalists are not named as targets, but the measure could affect source disclosures if not properly classified. The plan, signed by Director William J. Casey, awaits interagency review with no congressionally clear path yet.
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CIA
Justice Department
Intelligence Agency
Congress
William J. Casey
Central Intelligence
Justice, State, Defense
Kathy Pherson
New York Times
Legislative Branch
George Lauder
Peete
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Alan Simpson
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Utah
Daniel Butt
University of Michigan
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Mich
Howard
Mi American Civil Liberties Union
Dennis James
Rutt
Norman Powlett
Jayson
Noreen
Boonton
Abigail Powlett
New Jersey
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Frances Burden
Barry R. Hill
Pat Rowley
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Hill
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