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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1982

Page

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West Coast brush fires injure 147, threaten 122 homes

Los Angeles area fires driven by Santa Ana winds injured 147 and destroyed up to 122 homes across five counties. Gov. Brown declared a regional state of emergency. federal disaster aid discussions followed. Dayton Canyon fire caused about 20 million in damage, with Gypsum Canyon blaze also causing extensive loss.

Los Angeles Santa Ana Ridge California Edmund G. Brown Jr Ventura Orange Richard Steffen Brown Reagan Dayton Canyon Conty Bob Sarno Sad Tony McEwan Latigo Canyon McEwan Paradise Cove Malibu Jan Salerno Los Angeles County Fire Department K.R. Trout Gypsum Canyon

Amtrak Gunman Surrenders Weapons For Food

In Raleigh a gunman identified as Mario Rodriguez held two children during a three day siege aboard an Amtrak sleeper car. He surrendered two pistols in a show of faith, exchanged for food, and claimed the body of a woman was in the car. Police continued seeking his godfather and uncle, a New York lawyer, as negotiations focused on freeing the children.

Raleigh N.C Amtrak Mario Rodriguez C.L. Price Price New York City Frederick Heineman Godfather Rodriguez Miami New York Amtrak Silver Star

Penguin in Car Trunk and Hog Roam New York Streets

A 15 inch penguin found in the trunk of a stolen car in upper Manhattan and a 150 pound hog with a leash roaming Brooklyn sidewalks shocked city police. The penguin, protective of two eggs, was taken to the Bronx Zoo where the eggs were found rotten. The hog was tranquilized after it entered a motorist’s back seat and handed to the ASPCA.

New York Upper Manhattan James McDarby James Olivero McDarby Olivero 34Th Precinct Bronx Zoo World of Birds Eric Edler Jefferson Street Scott Avenue David Hayes Edward Coulter American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals ASPCA Dominick Corsetti Central Park

Monday Weather Outlook With Showers Possible Statewide

The National Weather Service forecasts showers and possible thunderstorms statewide today, more in the west with highs near 75 to 80. Light rain or drizzle may linger tonight in the east, lows in the 50s to near 60, followed by a partly sunny western half and continued clouds. Tomorrow brings more light rain chances in the far east, highs from the 60s to near 70, then Wednesday through Friday show fair weather midweek and a Friday shower risk, with daytime highs in the low to mid 60s and overnight lows in the upper 30s and 40s.

Far East National Weather Service

Cyanide Tylenol case narrows to three or four leads

Chicago authorities say the cyanide Tylenol deaths prompt a focus on three or four primary leads as a man held on extortion charges appears in court. Jerome Howard, a 20 year old unemployed Chicago resident, faces possible 20 years and a fine if convicted, but officials stress no credible link to the poisonings. The FBI and Illinois AG note Howard was briefly a suspect before being dismissed, while a ransom letter at Gottlieb Memorial Hospital spurred further investigation. The task force continues to pursue active leads as the case progresses.

Chicago Jerome Howard U.S Olga Jurco Gottlieb Memorial Hospital Edward Hegarty FBI Illinois Tyrone Fahner Howard Fahner

Swedish Navy Admits Sub May Be Gone

Sweden's naval command said a suspected Soviet bloc submarine in Hors Bay may have escaped as early as Oct 1. The hunt involved air recon, sonar, depth charges, and mine detonation, with officials uncertain about the submarine's nationality or current location.

Berga Naval Base Sweden Naval Command Hors Bay Lennart Ljung Navy Sven Carlsson Ljung Air Force Tass Carlsson Borje Andersson Dagens Nyheter Naval Base Vertol

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