Security tightened amid reports Khadafy hit squad entered U.S
U.S. intelligence and law enforcement report Libyan leaders orders imply an assassination squad crossed from Canada into Michigan, with FBI reassignment under way. Officials say up to six agents may be in the United States, prompting border watch and elevated security for Reagan Bush Haig and Weinberger.
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Poland urged to push anti strike bill by Communist Politburo
In Warsaw the Communist Party's Politburo asked the government to submit an anti strike bill to Parliament as Solidarity protests continue. Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski disclosed the demand in a Central Committee speech, while police surrounded Warsaw firefighter cadets after 338 refused to end a sit in.
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Memo Warns Wilmer-Hutchins Staff Against Congregating
Dallas based Wilmer-Hutchins Independent School District officials issue a holiday memo warning staff in the administration building to stop office congregating and merriment A terse Eddie Washington assistant superintendent of personnel notes loud talking and excessive walking are not professionals’ manners Superintendent Alvin Brossette Jr says the memo targets personnel traffic and seeks a more businesslike atmosphere
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Triangle spawns overdose murder in Omaha suburb
Pamela Vosler took an overdose after confessing an affair with her husband’s boss, then husband Raymond Vosler allegedly shot Swierczek, a neighbor and Swierczek’s friend, at Bergan-Mercy Hospital where Swierczek visited Vosler. Swierczek died from multiple gunshot wounds. Raymond Vosler was charged with first degree murder.
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Coed Wins 2.1 Million in Accident Damage Suit
Pamela Brown, a 23 year old University of Northern Iowa student and double amputee from a 1977 Interstate 74 crash near Peoria, receives 2.1 million in damages from Cook County jury finding driver error. Kroblin Refrigerated Express and driver William Haines, of Churubsco Indiana, liable. insurer to pay. Two other named firms cleared. Brown thanks jurors after verdict.
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Index 3A Page Teaches Small Talk Nuances
A brief index note on Page 3A observes how frequent small talk appears in daily life and its social role. The line hints at patterns of casual conversation and its cultural frequency.
Ouster Push for Allen Grows in Reagan Circle
White House aides James Baker and Michael Deaver join Nancy Reagan in urging national security adviser Richard Allen to resign over a $1000 payment from Japanese journalists and shifting explanations. Edwin Meese III resists, citing lack of proof of legal violation and due process concerns. The dispute underscores political fallout and concerns about his ties to former clients.
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