May 26 1983 Oil Lease Sale Shakeup and New Officers
May 26 1983 reports show an oil lease sale shakeup alongside changes in local civil rights leadership and a new art exhibit. The bulletin lists new officers and a broad lineup of items from a scam bubble burst to art showcases across A3 A4 A5 and A14 pages.
Reagan asks Cuba to accept unconditional Mariel refugee return
The United States urged Cuba to repatriate 789 Mariel refugees unconditionally, breaking Cuba’s prior condition that returns be voluntary and acceptable to Cuban authorities. The request followed a first high level meeting in Washington between Thomas Enders and Ramon Sanchez Parodi. The dialogue marks the first such contact since 1982.
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Washington
Reagan
United States
Cuba
U.S
Thomas Enders
inter-American Affairs
Ramon Sanchez Parodi
Vernon Walters
Fidel Castro
Sanchez
Enders
Senate panel aims to repeal bank withholding act amid amendments
The Republican Senate Finance Committee approved repeal of the bank withholding act by an 11 to 8 vote but added numerous amendments. Democrats say the cluttered bill likely won't pass the House, risking July 1 implementation of the withholding law despite broad desire to repeal it. Senator Russell B. Long is skeptical the bill becomes law.
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Senate
House
Reagan
Congress
Chamber
Senate Finance Committee
Sen
Russell B. Long
D-La
Owego deputy suspended for eating live racing mouse
Tioga County deputy Arnold Creeley received a three day suspension without pay after eating a live racing mouse in Rainbow Trail tavern off duty. The mouse race promoter and tavern owner said Creeley bet on the mouse and would eat it if it lost. Sheriff Ayers called the act misconduct and discrediting to the department.
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Owego
UPI
Tioga County
Arnold Creeley
Rainbow Trail
Arnie
Donald Wheeland
Wheeland
Creeley
James Ayers
Ayers
Idaho giant hash brown planned by Simplot
J R Simplot Co officials in Caldwell reveal a 50 by 30 to 40 inch by 4 inch giant hash brown to be created this summer. The first test is set for June 6 or 7 with multiple attempts expected to finish by August 13 for the Buckaroo Breakfast at Caldwell Night Rodeo.
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Caldwell. Idaho
UPI
Idaho
J.R. Simplot Co
Phil Quinney
Quinney
Caldwell
Congress approves MX funding amid broader U S arms push
Congress approved 625 million for the MX Peacekeeper ICBM final research and testing as part of Reagan’s defense buildup. The $6.6 billion 1984 tab includes 2.7 billion for first 27 missiles, with 100 bases to be deployed in Wyoming and Nebraska if not blocked in talks with Moscow. The vote signals momentum for more military hardware and strategic bargaining ahead of Geneva talks.
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U.S
Reagan
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Nebraska
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House passes supplemental spending bill for missiles and aid
The House approved a 4.8 billion supplemental bill by 309 to 92 sending to the Senate funds for Pershing 2 missiles and the food stamp program while trimming money for speechmakers and coal leases. The package includes 453.6 million to keep producing Pershing 2 missiles in West Germany and expands health research funding.
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Ex-hoop star graduates grade school at 24 in Chicago
Kevin Ross, 24, former Creighton basketball star and Wyandotte High graduate, received a standing ovation at Westside Preparatory School as he urged 11 to 14 year olds to learn relentlessly. He plans further study at Roosevelt College or UIC and may write a book about his illiteracy battle.
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Kevin Ross
Marva Collins
Westside Preparatory School
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Plato
Shakespeare
Alexander Pushkin
Collins
Kevin
Roosevelt College
University of Illinois- Chicago
Wyandotte High School
Kansas City
Kan
Creighton University
Nebraska
Creighton
Westside Prep
Weather and flood impacts from Mississippi to Midwest
Wet conditions spread from the Southern Plains to the mid-Atlantic with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Jackson Mississippi faces 39.5 foot Pearl River crest and $23 million flood damage as 6,000 residents evacuate. Mississippi totals exceed 1,000 displaced. Nationally, the winter is the warmest since 1957-58, cutting heating bills about 4 percent to $1.98 billion. temperatures varied from 31 to 89 across states with air quality good at 48. Sunset at 8:42 p.m. and sunrise at 5:21 a.m. nationwide.
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Minn
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