New Brink's Suspects Arrested In Wide Robbery Case
Federal and New York City authorities arrested seven suspects linked to the Rockland County Brink's robbery and killings. Cynthia Boston, 33, in Mississippi, was named as minister for Republic of New Africa. Eve Rosahn, 30, in New York, charged with criminal facilitation for using her Honda as a getaway car. Grand jury to review racketeering charges. potential 15 year term for Rosahn.
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New York
Mississippi
Manhattan
New York City
Rockland County
East Village
South
FBI
Federal District Court
New Jersey
John Martin Jr
U.S
Martin
Jersey City
Jeffrey Jones
Eleanor Stein Raskin
Weather Underground
Bronx
Hoboken
Nathaniel Burns
Queens
Kings County
Cynthia Boston
Republic of New Africa
William Johnson
Basil Sunni-Ali
Johnson
Black Liberation Army
Joanne Chessmard
Eve Rosahn
Miss Rosalin
Kennedy International Airport
Springboks
United States
Joint Task Force
Clarkstown
N.Y
Second Ave
Dana Biberman
Miss Biberman
Nixon
Judith Clark
Kenneth Gribetz
Judith Schneider
U.N. Security Council Deadlocked Over Secretary General Race
The Security Council held four rounds of balloting to choose the next U.N. secretary general. Kurt Waldheim sought a third term but faced vetoes from China in each round while Salim Ahmed Salim faced U.S. vetoes after initial gains.
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United Nations
U.N. Security Council
Kurt Waldheim
Salim Ahmed Salim
Security Council
General Assembly
Assembly
Council
U.N
Waldheim
China
Salim
United States
Organization of African Unity
U.S
Jeane Kirkpatrick
Philippines
Iran's Khamenei Nominates Musavi For Prime Minister
Iran's President Ali Khamenei nominates Foreign Minister Mir Hossein Musavi for prime minister and asks for a vote of confidence. Parliament will decide, with the vote possibly Thursday, as Ali-Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani reads the nomination in an open session.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Iran
Ali Khamenei
Mir Hossein Musavi
Pars
Air France
Tehran
Mujahedeen Khalq
Musavi
Ali-Akbar Hashemi
Rafsanjani
Khamenei
Islamic Republican Party
Jamhouri Islami
Venice Flooding Deepens Amid High Tides In City
Venice authorities warn of grave conditions as high tides flood most of the lagoon city for a second day. Storm winds drove sea water into churches and palaces, with experts predicting water may not recede until late today.
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Venice
Italy
Lagoon
Royal couple greeted amid protests in Wales tour debut
Prince Charles and Princess Diana opened a three day Welsh tour to cheers despite a painting incident as a woman slipped past security to spray paint the royal Rolls Royce. Four anti royal students were arrested as the couple began their first public appearance since marrying in July.
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Carnarvon
Wales
UPI
Prince Charles
Diana
Royal Rolls-Royce
Prince of Wales
Income plan OK'd to raise outside earnings for House
The House Rules Committee approved a plan to more than double the outside earned income limit for members from 9 100 to 25 000 per year and raise speaking and article fees from 1 000 to 2 000 each. The proposal aligns outside earnings with federal employee limits and would apply through 1983 prompting a full review of rules within two years. The current congressional salary is 60 662 50 per year.
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Washington
House
House Rules Committee
Richard Bolling
D. Mo
Bolling
Court refuses delay in PATCO decertification ruling
A federal appeals court in Washington refused to stay the government decertification of PATCO the union representing U S air traffic controllers. The decision allows the Federal Labor Relations Authority ruling that PATCO is no longer the exclusive bargaining representative to stand while the union appeals. The court gave PATCO 10 days to file appellate papers and criticized the government's stay justification.
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Washington
UPI
PATCO
U.S. Court of Appeals
Federal Labor Relations Authority
Federal Aviation Administration
Agency
FLRA
Justice Department
Panel Opposes CIA Domestic Infiltration Plan
Senate Intelligence Committee urged Reagan to scrap the draft order allowing CIA infiltration of U.S. organizations. After a closed session, the panel unanimously backed keeping Carter era limits and suggested five or six revisions, while continuing to study CIA Director William Casey.
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Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
Reagan
CIA
U.S
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Carter
David Durenberger
R-Minn
William Casey
Goldwater
Casey
Central Intelligence
Moynihan
Dale Peterson
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Urho Kekkonen
Soviet Union
Mans FF
Center Pt
GNC
KELP
Fey
Fost
Geri Gen Aise
Omrant
Ben Nany
Imsalted Ag Oster
Wma
Honey Grahams
Lindale Mall
Westdale Mall
Cedar Rapids
Reen Eans
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