Gunmen Shoot Top Salvadoran Party Leader Amid Election Tensions
Gunmen machine gunned the car carrying Labor Minister Julio Samayoa near Jiquilisco in Usulutan as political violence intensifies before the March 28 Constituent Assembly elections. A rival party leader was wounded, while clashes on the Guazapa Volcano left soldiers and guerrillas dead or wounded. Teens were abducted in San Salvador in a slum raid linked to the election climate.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
UPI
Christian Democratic
Sunday
Julio Samayoa
Roberto D’aubuisson
San Sebastian
Republican Alliance
Christian Democrats
Venceremos
Edmundo Palacios
Atlacat! Batallion
del Prado
The
National Guard
Sheraton
U.S
Palo Grande
el Roblar
Guazapa
Suchitoto
Salvador
Hijackers surrender after freeing 82 hostages in Stansted
Four hijackers released the last of 82 hostages aboard an Air Tanzania Boeing 737 and surrendered to police in Stansted England. Prime Minister Thatcher condemned the hijack and warned that suspects coming to the UK would not be allowed to leave.
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Stansted
England
UPI
Africa
Europe
Essex
Robert Bunyard
Julius Nyerere
Margaret Thatcher
Bunyard
Air Tanzania
Nairobi
Kenya
UAW ratifies historic Ford contract with job security gains
UAW members at Ford ratified the deal by 43 683 to 15 933 after a week of voting. About 170 000 eligible Ford workers voted, with the pact taking effect immediately and a signing ceremony set at Ford World Headquarters in Dearborn. The 31 month agreement is expected to save nearly $1 billion and was praised by UAW leaders and Ford Chairman Philip Caldwell.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Ford
Ford World Headquarters
Dearborn
Philip Caldwell
Sign in an Insurance Office About Energy Use
A small office sign in an insurance company urges saving energy by turning off all electric devices. The message emphasizes efficiency and conservation as a basic workplace practice.
Reagan block grants could cut millions from social services
A NASW study estimates about 3.3 million people would lose access to day care and family planning under Reagan's 1982 83 budgets. It says 4.3 million fewer would receive care at community health centers and 119 000 fewer children could get foster care and adoption services as funds shrink and programs consolidate under state administration.
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Washington
Reagan
The
National Association of Social Workers
NASW
Williams linked to 26 of 28 Atlanta murders
Investigators tie Wayne Williams to 26 of 28 killings of young blacks in Atlanta. Officials may close the case files and disband the task force after Williams received two consecutive life terms and a jury convicted him of two murders.
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Williams
Atlanta
Wayne Williams
T shirts sold after Wayne Williams verdict in Atlanta
Commemorative T shirts were sold in the courthouse press room for 4.25 each shortly after the verdict. The green polyester cotton shirts bore fibers message and cited Fulton Co Courthouse Atlanta 1981 82. Deputy T H Connally organized the sale with 260 shirts pre ordered and another printing planned.
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Atlanta
Wayne Williams
Fulton &Co
T.H. Connally
Enterprise
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Samayoa
Christian Democratic Party
Jose Napoleon Duarte
Jiquilisco
Usulutan
Stanstead
Douglas Fraser
Donald Ephlin
Marion
Metro
East
Iowa
Susan Rees
Nathaniel Cater
Jimmy Ray Payne
Alvin Binder
Fulton County
Binder
Wayne
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