Queen Juliana backs government move to retire Prince Bernhard
Dutch leaders and Queen Juliana show unity to shield the monarchy after Prince Bernhard resigns amid a Lockheed scandal inquiry. The six month probe found imprudent ties with the U S firm and possible unrecorded funds, but no conclusive proof he took money. The queen sustains constitutional monarchy while Beatrix successor speculation fades.
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Hague
Netherlands
Juliana
Bernhard
Wilk
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Threeman
Allice
U.S
Pelisee
Snr
Lockheed
Maik
KLM
VFW Fokker
Oher Telm
Beatrix
Arizona Senate eases sex ban for school events
PHOENIX ARIZ AP Arizona's top school officials cheered a US Senate action exempting father daughter and son activities from a sex discrimination ban. The amendment sponsored by Sen. Paul Fannin also covers Boys State and Girls State conferences and related scholarship awards amid HEW rulings. Local superintendents praised the move while noting constitutional rights concerns and the aim to preserve traditional school activities.
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Phoenis, Ariz
Arizona
Senate
Taolher
Carolyn Warmer
Paul Fannin
Techiz
American Legion
Fannin
Scaltsdale
Ariz
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Ford
WEW
Fansin
Warner
Carl Perkins
Hise Education and Labor Committee
William Randall
Maryland Lottery Draw Report From Local Lumber Yard
A fragment reports a Maryland lottery drawing connected to a local lumber yard in Baltimore. The brief notes a Thursday drawing and mentions daily fosters and a figure of three, but the text is incomplete and unclear about outcomes or participants.
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Baltimore
Marvhini
Senate debates funding for higher education while avoiding busing limits
The Senate moves toward final passage of a 33.2 billion bill extending federal aid for higher and vocational education for six years, rejecting an amendment to curb court-ordered busing. The measure boosts the maximum Pell grant to 1800 and expands loan eligibility to families earning up to 25,000. An 88 to 0 amendment exempts family oriented school events from sex discrimination bans. a companion amendment waives the ban on sex discrimination for certain scholarships and pageants.
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Washington
Senate
Paul Fannin
Reiy
American Legion
House
Jarwb K
Javits
R-Ny
Senate Init
Presiment
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Senate Appropriations Committee
Congress
Stevens
Delaware
William Vo Rath
Josep R. Biden
Robert C. Byrd
Biden
Roth
Sen
James
Aflen
Energy tax breaks bogged down in Senate House talks
Lawmakers debate a stalled energy conservation package tied to a broader tax revision. A 4 cent per gallon gasoline tax would rise for three years to fund the measure, with opposition and slim odds of passage before fall elections. The plan would offer up to 285 off a taxpayer’s cost for home insulation and weatherization improvements.
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Washington
Senate House
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Congress
Senate
de Mays
Sanvile
Mosse
Vietnam veteran frees hostages in tense standoff
Veteran Leach, in a shirt and jeans, released hostages after a shore standoff and was driven to a police station where his wife Linda embraced him. George H Joseph, a hostage escapee, recalled a tense scene with weapons present. Leach’s mother described his troubled past and military service including injuries from a booby trap.
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Leach
Linda
Saul
Iny
Hamlington
Virginia Leach
Mierke
Navy
United States
Philadelphia
Said
Witle
Arkansas
Chessie
Huntinson
Seattle battles legionnaires disease during 1980 Legion convention
Seattle instituted 24 hour analysis labs and early warning systems as 25 000 Legion delegates attended the national convention amid fears after Philadelphia outbreak. Health officials and sanitation crews worked around the clock with hospitals testing air water and ice while secrecy surrounding possible sabotage prompted heightened precautions by federal agents.
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Seattle
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Widward Jb. Yoak
Noward Durkhart
Gallitzio
Ike
Marie Mataberti
Jeanette
City Hall
Mildadelphia
Tor
Richard Wade
Seattle-King County Health Department
Health Department
Lawrence Berger
Gas poisoning long-shot theory in mysterious illness case
Philadelphia health officials reviewed a Connecticut study claiming nickel carbonyl gas could trigger the illness. Dr Sunderman reported tissue with nickel, but CDC called findings inconclusive. Two more deaths linked to the International Eucharistic Congress, bringing 177 cases and 28 fatalities, with most victims tied to a local event or exposure.
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Philadelphia
Lepine
F. Wiliam Synterman Jr
University of Connecticut
Lewis Polk
Connecticut
Atlanta
Federal Center For Disease Control
Sunderman
Lon Berreth
Filth
American ‘Legion “Convention
Bellevee-Mralford Hotel
Fly
Marginal Publication Rates Notice Listing Holidays and Prices
Publication schedule lists New Year Day Memorial Day Independence Day Labor Day Thanksgiving Day Christmas Day at 2511 Semiave Hagersteun ML Braonde 24 Second dare postage. Rates show 75 cards per week 875 per month 13 garre 30 per month 18 Aire soar 3% 00.
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Hagersteun
Braonde
Haperstewa
Varlier
Legion picks Frogers as national commander in far reaching vote
William J. Frogers of Kennebunk Maine captured the title at the American Legion national convention succeeding Harry G. Wiles of Topeka Kan Hoak challenged the selection saying a Legion machine controls decisions and spent about 40000 in his bid. Past commander Wagonseller dismissed the charge and defended the process. Frogers is a 52 year old World War II veteran who served as a naval aviator in the Asiatic Pacific theater.
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Seattle
William J. Frogers
Kennebunk
Maine
American Legion
Harry G. Wiles
Topeka
Kan
Rogers
Edward T.hoak
Camp
Hs. Pa
Hoak
Pennsylvania
19A
Legion
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