CIA deputy director resigns to enter private business
Adm. Bobby Inmanкап, deputy director of the CIA, resigns to enter private business. The White House released Inman’s letter stating the initial challenge has been met and he will leave as soon as a successor is confirmed. President Reagan accepted the resignation with deep regret amid movement toward a new CIA leadership.
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Bobby Inman
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Fire and explosions flatten Benfield Chemical plant in Hazelwood
In Hazelwood North Carolina a blast and fire at Benfield Chemical Industries evacuated over half the town including nursing home residents and jail inmates. No injuries were reported as roofs blew off near the plant and the facility was destroyed.
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Hazelwood
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North Carolina
Benfield Chemical Industries Inc
Ring of baby thefts nets Taiwan traders in adoption sale
Police rounded up suspects who sold dozens of babies to families in the United States Europe Australia and Thailand for about 5000 each. Documents from a raid suggest as many as 200 babies may have been sold through Ling Lin Trading Co owned by Mrs Chu Ling and Lin Wenchung.
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Grandson and Grandfather Buried Side by Side in Bolingbrook
Cassandra Gutierrez mourns as her father Peter Ruhlow 63 and her son Eric known as Bear 2 are killed crossing a rain slick street. Police say they walked into traffic. the car driver Richard Kuligowski 37 may have been unable to see them. Bear wore oversized boots for quick dressing as he and the grandfather shared daily routines. The pair are buried at Irving Park Cemetery while the grieving family recalls shared mornings.
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Peter Ruhlow
Eric Gutierrez
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Eric
Irving Park
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Richard Kuligowski
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Moon Victory in Supreme Court Over Religious Tax Scrutiny
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that Minnesota cannot single out religious groups such as the Unification Church for extra financial reporting. The majority held exemptions or scrutiny must apply equally to all faiths, preserving church state separation. Dissenters cited concerns over government oversight of religion.
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Sun Myung Moon
Unification Church
Supreme Court
Minnesota
William Brennan
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GNP Dips 3.9 Percent as Recession Persists
Washington reports GNP fell 3.9 percent in the first quarter with economists warning the economy remains in recession. Baldrige cited tax cuts and Social Security boosts as paving the way for a consumer-led recovery this summer, while deficits and high interest rates threaten growth.
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