White-collar crime rise in the 1980s warned
Washington reports social scientist Herbert Edelhertz of Battelle centers says expanding computer use and shifts in economic patterns may boost white-collar crime in the 1980s. He cites trans national crime and potential fraud through mortgages and IRA tax shelters as examples.
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Sinai compensation plan clears way for Sinai handover
Israel agreed to a 262 million dollar compensation settlement with 3,000 residents of Yamit and nearby farming communities to avoid civil conflict as Sinai is set to be returned to Egypt in April under the Camp David accords. Prime Minister Begin secured Cabinet approval to satisfy settlers amid the planned withdrawal.
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Reagan extends budget deadline amid tax clash with advisers
President Reagan postponed his self imposed budget deadline as he weighs no tax increase against aides urging new taxes to curb the deficit. Treasury Secretary Regan and Budget Director Stockman push for increases while the president seeks privacy during deliberations and aims to deliver a budget by February 8.
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Espionage claims shake Moscow as Kalinin executed
Pravda reports CIA agents posing as diplomats conducted espionage sabotage and terror against the Soviet Union. A Soviet man named V Kalinin was executed by firing squad for treason tied to spying for an unnamed foreign power, convicted in 1975.
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Court bars restart of Three Mile Island reactor
The U S Court of Appeals ruled that the undamaged Three Mile Island reactor cannot restart until the Nuclear Regulatory Commission evaluates potential psychological effects on nearby residents. The panel urged a detailed environmental impact review if federal law requires it, noting the plant near Middletown Pa has not operated since March 28 1979.
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PATCO asks fired controllers for 100 dollars
The roughly 11 500 air traffic controllers fired by President Reagan are being asked to contribute 100 dollars each to fund their decertified union. New PATCO president Gary Eads said the group will not back down and will fight to reinstate the workers to their old jobs.
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