Tip traced in Dozier case from Padua hideout
Italian police traced the tip that led to a Red Brigades hideout in Padua where Brig. Gen. James Dozier was held. Paolo Galati, 22, a drug addict linked to terrorist networks, reportedly named the hideout after a January heroin ring sweep. Dozier appeared at a Vicenza base thanking police for rescuing him from a pup tent apartment.
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Red Brigades
James Dozier
Paolo Galati
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Dozier
Galati
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Michele
Mauro
Michele Galati
Pasquale Zappone
Hunger strike urges Soviet emigration to the United States
President Reagan urged two Siberian Pentecostalists on a Moscow hunger strike to abandon the course before it is too late. Lydia Vashchenko, 31, and her 52 year old mother Augustina seek emigration, with Lydia described as at life threatening risk and transfer to a Soviet hospital imminent.
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United States
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Walesa Officially Interned in Poland Amid Talks Hint
Lech Walesa is officially interned in Warsaw after detention since martial law began on December 13. Solidarity sources report he is willing to begin talks with the government with legal advisers present and have received formal papers notifying his internment.
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Poland
Lech Walesa
Solidarity
Walesa
Weinberg death probe continues despite coroner ruling
Tequesta Florida officials said they would keep investigating the death of Cynthia Marie Weinberg, estranged wife of Abscam witness Mel Weinberg, even after a coroner ruled it a suicide. Palm Beach County Sheriffs Department and state attorney’s office vowed to pursue the facts and circumstances of her death regardless of the finding. Her divorce lawyer questioned the coroner verdict, citing allegations she accused her husband of perjury in Abscam cases.
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Abscam
Mel Weinberg
State Attorney’s Office
Palm Beach County Sheriffs Department
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Gas blast in Centralia causes over $1 million in damages
Centralia Mo. civil defense director Eldon Heaton says a natural gas accident on Thursday forced many residents from their homes as flames sprayed from furnaces and stoves. A broken regulator sent gas at 120 times the normal pressure, damaging 30 buildings and causing more than $1 million in losses.
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Centralia
UPI
Eldon Heaton
Civil Defense
Syria seeks UN boycott over Golan Heights annexation
Syria urged a broad boycott of Israel and suspension of its U N membership during an emergency General Assembly session. Foreign Minister Abdul Halim Khaddam said the assembly should suspend Israel from the United Nations by revoking the 1949 admission resolution.
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Syria
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Abdul Halim Khaddam
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Gazette
Death penalty sought in Armenian assassination case
The Los Angeles county district attorney will handle the murder case of 19 year old Harry Sassounian in the shooting of Kemal Arikan to ensure the death penalty can apply. Investigators seek a second gunman who fired into the diplomat’s sedan at Wilshire Boulevard.
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UPI
FBI
Kemal Arikan
Harry Sassounian
Pasadena
Wilshire Boulevard
al Aldergate
District Attorney’s Office
Justice Department
Aldergate
Transcripts detail Air Florida Flight 90 takeoff crash at National
FAA transcripts show controllers began searching 33 seconds after takeoff clearance on January 13 as Air Florida Flight 90 crashed into the Potomac River killing 78. The last tower contact warned of not dawdling and an Eastern jet approaching.
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National Airport
Air Florida Flight 90
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Federal Aviation Administration
Palm 90
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Taft Declares Challenge to Eisenhower for GOP Nomination
Thirty years ago Senator Taft announced a bid to unseat General Eisenhower for the Republican presidential nomination. The move set a pivotal contest shaping the party’s 1952 campaign.
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