Court Keeps Three Amtrak Trains Running
The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals halted Amtrak's plan to discontinue three money losing trains. The court temporarily enjoins removal of the Lone Star Floridian and North Coast Hiawatha pending further hearings set for Oct. 26. Kansas Minnesota and Nashville joined the suit.
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U.S
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Wichita
Kan
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Lone Star
Chicago
Houston
Kansas City
Miami
St. Petersburg
Fla
Hiawatha
Seattle
St. Paul
Minn
Robert McWilliams
McWilliams
Kansas
Tom Green
Minnesota
Nashville
Tenn
U.S. Recalls Ambassador Over Korean Assembly Expulsion
The United States recalled Ambassador William Glysteen to Washington for consultations after Seoul expelled opposition leader Kim Young Sam from the National Assembly. State Department spokesman Hodding Carter cited disapproval and noted the U.S. regrets the action as inconsistent with democratic principles.
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UPI
United States
South Korea
Seoul
National Assembly
State Department
Hodding Carter
U.S
William Glysteen
Carter
Kim Young Sam
Sam
South
Korea
New York Times
America
Park Chung Hee
Tax cut remains possible if recession worsens
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Russell Long said a tax cut is unlikely while the budget is being balanced but conceded Republicans could push Congress to approve one if the recession deepens and unemployment rises, forcing a quick boost to the economy.
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Washington
UPI
Russell Long
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Louisiana Democrat
River royalty paddles past Delta Queen in St Louis
Two Pine River men Brad Rud and Mick Sigrist paddle a 10 foot craft from the Mississippi headwaters toward New Orleans with goals of reaching the city by late November. The Paddle Queen is a foot powered river craft navigating near a docked riverboat Delta Queen in St Louis on Friday.
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Pine River
Minn
Brad Rud
Mick Sigrist
Mississippi River
New Orleans
United States and West Germany back Morgantown coal oil project
The U S and West Germany signed a joint financing pact for an experimental Morgantown coal liquefaction plant that could cost over 1 billion dollars. The plant aims to produce up to 20 000 barrels of synthetic oil daily to reduce reliance on imported oil.
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UPI
United States
West Germany
Morgantown
W. Va
Capitol Hill
Energy
Charles Duncan
Volker Hauff
Bonn
U.S
Germany
Consumer credit grows in August as borrowing tops May
The Federal Reserve reported consumer credit rose to 2.45 billion dollars in August, matching July's pace. New borrowing reached 27.58 billion, up 735 million from July and the highest since May, while repayments on old debts totaled a record 25.14 billion, up 732 million.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
Seven million found in Peoples Temple stash in Panama
A court receiver reports over 7 million belonging to the Peoples Temple in two Panama bank accounts, with total church assets around 10 million. He notes 1.7 billion in claims from victims and relatives. remaining funds will pay debts and settle claims, then dispersal via California law remains unlikely. The San Francisco church had dissolved after Jones led the mass killings in Guyana.
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UPI
Peoples Temple
Panama
Robert Fabian
Fabian
Caribbean
Guyana
Jim Jones
Leo Ryan
D-Calif
Ryan
Begin Faces West Bank Land Expropriation Crisis
Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin's cabinet weighs expropriating 125 acres of Arab land on the West Bank to expand settlements. The move risks straining U S and Egyptian relations and could topple his government, as a coalition leader publicly opposes the seizure amid settler protests.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
UPI
Menachem Begin
West Bank
Washington
Cairo
Begin
Sun
Gunmen Attack Tehran Prison Amid Riot at Qasr
In Tehran, gunmen attacked the Qasr prison during visiting hours as prisoners rioted inside and fires were set. Guards sealed routes around the northeast facility amid reports of firearms obtained by inmates. casualties could not be confirmed.
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Tehran
Iran
UPI
Qasr
Japan vote signals LDP landslide in national election
UPI reports polls show the Liberal Democratic Party poised to win Sunday and secure control of government as 80 million voters select 511 members of the lower house of the Diet. The lower house holds cabinet and budget power.
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Tokyo
UPI
Japan
Liberal Democratic Party
Rose Kennedy Discharged From Hospital After Hernia Surgery
Rose Kennedy, 89, matriarch of the Kennedy family, left the hospital Friday after recovering from an emergency hernia operation.
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Boston
UPI
Rose Kennedy
Kennedy
Environment Parade Hotline Watch for It Sunday
A Sunday event focuses on environmental topics with a hotline for tips and public input. Organizers urge community members to participate and learn about local ecological initiatives and sustainability programs.
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