Missing in action Americans held in Laos claim
An unnamed anti communist guerrilla told ABC News that 27 Americans listed as missing in the Vietnam War are being held prisoner by the Pathet Lao in Laos. State Department says Defense Department cannot substantiate the report.
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New York
Laos
ABC News
ABC
Norman Botteroff
Bangkok
Thailand
Washington
State Department
Defense Department
World News Flash from Beirut and UN Tensions
In Beirut Ayatollah Khomeini likens rivals to Reagan and Brezhnev and calls for equal treatment under law. Iran reports a dawn drive against Iraq near Gilan e Gharb, claiming rapid success. The UN Security Council condemns Nigerian casualties in Lebanon amid stark Israel-linked fault lines. West Germany releases East German spy Christel Guillaume, linked to Brandt’s 1974 resignation.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Reagan
Brezhnev
Ahmed
Khomeini
Iran
Iraq
Gilan-e-Gharb
Bonn
UPI
West Germany
Willy Brandt
Christel Guillaume
Guenther
Kurt Becker
Guillaumes
Brandt
Senate Republicans push for budget vote next week
Senate Republicans move to fast track a budget cutting package with major Reagan proposals plus their own. The Budget Committee approved a blueprint for 36.4 billion in spending cuts for 1982, with a total 87 billion cut through 1983, and Baker announced a full Senate debate next week possibly followed by a Saturday session to finish action.
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Washington
Senate
Reagan
Senate Budget Committee
Howard Baker
Ional
Peter Domenici
R-N.m
Budget Committee
Congress of
United States
House
Wildcatters Return to Mines Amid Union Pressure
United Mine Workers officials urge strikers in Ohio Kentucky and Alabama to resume work while a nationwide walkout looms next Friday. Fires arson and gunfire disrupt mines in Pennsylvania while injunctions curb picketing in Greene County Gateway Ruff Creek and Emerald mines. UMW plans extend until March 27 contract expiration. pension debate blocks talks. Sunday work plan opposed.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Alabama
United Mine Workers Union
Pennsylvania
Kirby
Mind
U.S. Steel Corp
West Virginia
Illinois
Virginia
Poland
UMW
Indiana County
Ed Bell
Coal Company
Greene County
Gateway Coal Co
Gateway
Ruff Creek
Emerald Mine
All clear mistaken before fatal shuttle nitrogen incident
In Kennedy Space Center a premature all clear was issued before a nitrogen filled compartment caused one death and five near asphyxiations during a shuttle Columbia dress rehearsal. John Bjornstad, 50, of Titusville, was the deceased technician. two others hospitalized, one critical. Rockwell and NASA set inquiries. launch planned for the week of April 5.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Kennedy Space Center
Dick Barton
Rockwell International Co
Rockwell
Barton
Space Center
John Bjornstad
Titusville
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space Agency
Washington
Space
Man Claims Linked to Four Atlanta Child Slayings
Atlanta pastor cites a man who telephoned claiming responsibility for four of the 20 child killings and a disappearance series. The caller described a blue van ruse, said he was driven by a voice, and provided limited details. Authorities declined comment on the claim.
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Atlanta
Earl Paulk
Chapel Hill Harvester
Decatur
Curtis Walker
Paulk
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Aid Authority Asked
Rea
Gan
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James L. Buckley
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Commission
Congress
Rochester
N.Y
Corinne
Timothy Beach
Ontario
John Michael
Timothy
Patrick
Deborah Jean
U.N. Condemnation
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Israel
Spy Released
United Press
Sam Church Jr
Union
Church
R.B
Bobby” Brown
John L. Lewis
Sam Church
John Young
Columbia
Young
Atlanta Caller
Cedar Rapids
Oang Senen
Wyoming
Lincoln, Ne
State of
Giant Oil Companies
G. Brian Hayes
Public Lands Lease Division
No. Corner Blvd
Lincoln
Nebraska
Hayes Company
RCA ColorTrak
Darrel’s
7Th Ave
Marion
ROLEX
Westdale
Iowa City
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