Idaho Supremacists Jailed After Bomb Probe
Three suspects tied to a northern Idaho white supremacist group remained jailed in Washington on counterfeiting and conspiracy charges after a Friday court appearance. Investigators linked bombs in Coeur d'Alene to a broader counterfeit and weapons case, with officials pledging further charges and continued scrutiny by the Idaho Human Rights Commission amid fears of statewide racial violence.
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Moscow
Idaho
Washington
Idaho Human Rights Commission
Idaho Panhandle
Coeur d’Alene
Ken Baumgartner
The
Rights Commission
U.S
Steve Ayers
Spokane
David Dorr
Church of Jesus Christ Christian
Aryan Nations
Edward Hawley
Olive
Ayers
Earl Hicks
Bill Wassmuth
Kootenai County
U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Wassmuth
ATF
Dennis McAllister
Dorr
Hawley
Hicks
Federal Court House
Federal Protective Service
New Orleans to close one third of fire stations and more
New Orleans faces a 10 million dollar deficit with nearly one third of fire stations closing for the year and most city offices moving to a four day work week. Fire response times are set to lengthen as about 200 city jobs are cut. City agencies will close Fridays, emergency service remains but with fewer personnel. The plan, approved by the City Council at Mayor Barthelemy’s urging, follows prior layoffs and tax steps to trim the deficit amid anticipated legal battles over an earnings tax proposal.
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New Orleans
William J. McCrossen
Sidney Barthelemy
Ernest Morial
Barthelemy
William Guste
James Singleton
Eve Sings for Mental Health Awareness and Support
Chris Costner Sizemore known as Eve, once with multiple personalities, now advocates for mental illness awareness. She urges better treatment, housing, insurance and civil rights while noting one in three U.S. households are affected and homelessness often ties to psychiatric needs. Her illness began after witnessing a drowning at age two.
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Ramseur
N.C
Chris Costner Sizemore
Mrs. Sizemore
Greensboro
U.S
Wives of Hostages Urge Reagan to Intervene in Lebanon
In Beirut the wives of two kidnapped Americans appeal to President Reagan to negotiate and mobilize public pressure for the release of six missing Americans in Lebanon. They urge equal treatment with Nicholas Daniloff, noting Congress and rivals outside the country must press Washington.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Reagan
Washington
Fahima Dalati
Frank Herbert Reed
Malden
Mass
Daniloff
Reed
Cicippio
The
Revolutionary Justice Organization
Iran
Arab Revolutionary Cells
Omar Moukhtar
Islamic Jihad
Islamic Holy War
William Buckley
Buckley
Byrd Maps Senate Agenda If Democrats Win Control
Senate Minority Leader Robert Byrd of West Virginia has quietly begun drafting a legislative plan for a potential Democratic Senate. He convened lawmakers to draft proposals for an extraordinary January meeting and emphasized campaign finance reform as a priority alongside economy, defense, agriculture, foreign policy, and education.
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Washington
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
Byrd
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