DeLorean tied to cocaine case shocks FBI probe
The DeLorean, valued around 6.5 million, was tied to a narcotics deal as agents disclosed limited details. DeLorean faced arrest after drugs were found in his possession, while Hetrick Arrington were arraigned on conspiracy to distribute cocaine and related charges with multiagency involvement. Bail set at 20 million and 500 thousand respectively amid a five month FBI DEA and police investigation.
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Calif
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Arlington to Cut Water for Delinquent Payers
Arlington will notify water customers three months behind on bills by mail that water will be shut off in 10 days if unpaid. Council approved raising new customer deposit from 25 to 50 dollars. No decision on bids for a generator building at the sewer lift station. Mayor Schoenjahn will review wiring specs.
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Arlington
Brian Schoenjahn
Expanded UN force vs Lebanese army option for border security
A senior U.S. official said Gemayel proposed enlarging the multinational force with Italian French and U.S. troops to guard the Israeli border. Reagan indicated serious consideration while Weinberger favors a limited mission and talks continue with Morris Draper to pursue withdrawal guidelines.
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Israel
White House
Gemayel
U.S
Reagan
Pentagon
Henry Catto
Lebanon
Weinberger
Palestine Liberation Organization
Winter Weather Blackouts Hit Several Iowa Communities
Snow and power lines snapped cutting power to Little Rock Rock Rapids Doon and George while Akron reported 4 inches and Rock Valley 5 inches Northwest Iowa neighbors saw 2 to 4 inches of snow sleet and hail Everly faced mixed wintry precipitation. The National Weather Service noted rapid hail and sleet on highways bringing out snowplows but no lasting icing. Late last night snow mixed with rain plagued west central and southwest Iowa as thunder showers raged statewide. About 28 eastern and southern counties remained under severe thunderstorm warnings for five hours with hail and heavy rain reported. Boone County deputies noted 3 to 4 inches of hail on Highway 30 west of Boone. The forecast for Friday to Sunday favors partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures.
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Doon
George
Iowa
Akron
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Everly
Clay County
National Weather Service
Boone County
Highway 30
Boone
Tylenol suspect blames Johnson & Johnson for daughter's death
Chicago police say James W. Lewis, the prime suspect in the Tylenol cyanide deaths, blamed Johnson & Johnson for his 5-year-old daughter Toni's death in 1974. Lewis and his wife Leann were seen in Carl Junction, Missouri, amid an ongoing nationwide manhunt and an extortion letter linked to the seven fatalities.
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UPI
Missouri
James W. Lewis
Carl Junction
Memphis
Tenn
Lewis
Johnson & Johnson
Toni
FBI
Leann
Jake Dyer
Dyer
Tentative union pact clears path for Dubuque Pack sale
A tentative agreement between Local 758 of the Operating Engineers and FDL Foods ends an injunction and paves the way for the Dubuque Packing Co plant sale to a firm partly owned by former Dubuque Pack officers. The deal includes union hiring preferences and recognition of the bargaining unit.
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Dubuque Packing Co
Dubuque Pack
Operating Engineers Union
FDL Foods
Edward McManus
FDL
R. H. Wahlert
Bill Sweeney
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