Taft Plant Explosion Forces 17000 to Flee
An aerial photo shows charred Union Carbide tanks at the Taft Louisiana plant after a Saturday blast that released a prolein used in tear gas and herbicides. By Sunday the facility was deemed safe and residents could return home.
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Unhappy Middle Managers Challenge Productivity
A UPI survey by Opinion Research Corp finds middle managers grow disenchanted like blue-collar workers, with 69 percent complaining of eroding authority. The study links morale to productivity declines and cites poor corporate communication as a root cause and widespread belief that pay and loyalty rewards are unfair.
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Multiple US cities report political, legal, and health stories
A San Jose woman slowly improves after cyanide tainted Anacin-3 nearly killed her. police pursue leads in an attempted murder case. In Washington, the Reagan administration stands by its zero option on Soviet missiles amid possible talks. Atlanta sees Wayne Williams pursuing an appeal after murder convictions. In Salt Lake City, Barney Clark remains semi conscious days after seizures.
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Teen held in tree theft
Nassau County police say Lester Borman a 16 year old from Queens was arrested at his home in New Hyde Park for second degree grand larceny over the theft of 136 Christmas trees valued at 4760 from the Friendly Frost Garden Center in New Hyde Park NY.
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World Crash Kills Four In Mariquita Training Flight
A DC-3 cargo aircraft from TALA airlines crashed on a training mission in Mariquita Colombia. It struck five houses on the main avenue killing four aboard and injuring two onlookers. The plane, en route from Bogota, caught fire after an aborted emergency landing following reported mechanical problems.
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Zia denies Pakistan nuclear plans on NBC Meet the Press
President Mohammad Zia ul-Haq says Pakistan will not pursue any nuclear device and calls U S reports of plutonium and uranium supplies "certainly incorrect." He told NBC in a taped interview that there is no distinction between peaceful and non peacetime devices and that Pakistan plans neither.
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Liz Taylor trip rumor denied by organizer
Publisher denies Elizabeth Taylor will act as a diplomatic envoy in the Middle East. Taylor plans an unofficial 10 day visit to orphanages hospitals and universities to uplift people, with meetings reportedly planned with Prime Minister Begin and President Gemayel.
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Fierce fighting erupts in two areas of Lebanon
Rival militiamen clashed near the Shouf mountains east of Beirut. In Tripoli gun battles killed and wounded residents as factions loyal to Syrian forces and Gemayel clashed. Officials warned the violence was the worst since the 1975-76 civil war.
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