Reagan Signs Job Training Bill Aimed At One Million Each Year
President Reagan signed a measure to train one million people annually, replacing CETA and funding largely via block grants to governors. Critics call it a training bill with no guaranteed jobs. supporters hail it as a key step to curb unemployment and aid Main Street.
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Reagan
Washington
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
D-Mass
O'Neill
America
Main Street
Police Battle Protesters In Southern Polish City
In Nowa Huta near Krakow police used water cannon and tear gas to break up a 3,000 strong protest by steelworkers supporting Solidarity. Rioters damaged streets and public buildings as clashes spread across Poland amid martial law.
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Poland
Nowa Huta
Solidarity
Independent Union
Krakow
C Karol Wojtyla
John Paul II
Wroclaw
Gestapo
Associated Press
Baltic
Gdansk
Independent Labor Federation
Independent Labor Union
Gdynia
Reagan Says Economy Is Recovery Bound Despite Unemployment
President Reagan, in a televised speech framed as non-partisan, declared the economy is recovery bound amid 11 million jobless, urging Americans to stay the course as inflation and interest rates are kept down. Democrat Donald Riegle countered with calls for policy changes to shield U.S. industries and broaden job growth.
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Washington
Reagan
Donald M. Riegle
Michigan
NBC
CBS
ABC
America
Riegle
Ex-Bank President Pleads Guilty To Fraud Charges
John D. Meade Jr a former Buchanan County bank president pleaded guilty to seven counts of bank fraud seeking to defraud more than 2 million dollars. Investigators say he used funds to gain stock control in small Virginia coalfield banks and that a complex paper trail remains unresolved. He resigned from Miners and Merchants Bank of Grundy and faces up to 26 years in prison and fines.
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Roanoke
Buchanan County
Virginia
John D. Meade Jr
FBI
Meade
Miners and Merchants Bank and Trust Co
Grundy
James C. Turk
William Sellers
U.S
Sellers
Weekend Weather Outlook With Varied Clouds and Sun
Thursday brings morning fog and clouds then partial sunshine in most areas while mountains stay mostly cloudy. Highs reach 50s to 60s east with cooler nights in the upper 30s to mid 40s. Friday cool with 50s. Saturday to Monday partly cloudy, chance of rain Monday, highs mostly in 60s.
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National Weather Service
Weather Service
Cyanide Extortion Warrant Issued in Tylenol Case
Federal agents issued an arrest warrant for a man suspected of extorting 1 million dollars after seven Tylenol cyanide deaths. The search targets Robert Richardson, linked to a letter demanding payment, while a Jewel employee Roger Arnold faces unrelated charges after a stash of unregistered guns and poison-related materials was found. The case unfolds with Fahner noting mixed connections and a Texas search for the couple suspected to be in Amarillo.
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Chicago
Texas
Illinois
Tyrone Fahner
Fahner
Jewel
Robert Richardson
McNeil Consumer Products Co
FBI
Richardson
Nancy
Amarillo
Roger Arnold
Arnold
James C. Gildea
Jerry Beam
Beam
South Side
Drifter burglarizes gated Golden Beach mansion undetected
Donald Rouleau, 29, allegedly slipped into a shuttered Florida mansion, drank $1,500 worth of liquor, ate from the pantry, and ran up a $400 AC bill over three weeks before owner Robert Plaster returned with a bodyguard. Rouleau was arrested on burglary and related charges.
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Golden Beach
Fla
Goldilocks
Donald Rouleau
Rouleau
Dick DeStefani
Stefani
Robert Plaster
Empire Gas
DeStefani
Dade County
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Mt. State News
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Florida
American Civil Liberties Union
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AIA
DeMarie
Miami Beach
Victor Posner
Kentucky
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