Marion councilman Grady served summons and faces charges
Marion Councilman Patrick Grady was served a summons charging him with contributing to the delinquency of a minor and criminal trespass. He then filed harassment and misconduct charges against six Marion officers, including the police chief, after an alleged Aug. 16 1982 incident on the William Hennessey property in northern Marion.
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Marion
Patrick Grady
Iowa Department of Criminal Investigation
Grady
Police Department
Bob Zier
The
Gazette
Linn
Eugene Kopecky
William Hennessey
Hennessey
North Tenth Street
the Gazette
Senate approves spending bill and votes on jobs measures
The Senate passed a broad spending bill 72 to 26 to fund government operations and sent it to House-Senate conference. It rejected a Democratic plan to liberalize unemployment benefits and opposed a public jobs program costing about 1 billion dollars.
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Gazette Wire Services
Washington
Senate
House
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Dan Quayle
Rind
Congress
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Environmental Protection Agency
Marines Reach Beirut as Lebanon Violence Surges
The last 400 Marines join Italian and French peacekeepers in Beirut to restore calm amid renewed clashes. Reports from Beirut Radio detail a 70 year old Palestinian killed at Ain Al Helweh and eight Palestinians shot in Ansar detention, with PLO noting Israeli army attacks and mercenary involvement.
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Gazette Wire Services
U.S
Beirut
Lebanon
Israel
Beirut Radio
Ain al Helweh
Palestine Liberation Organization
United Nations
PLO
Tel Aviv
Ansar
Viking funeral ends in three deaths under Chicago area mob chief
George Sonny Ford, leader of the Night Sinners motorcycle club, plotted a Viking style death using natural gas and fire to kill himself and two women in Gurnee, north of Chicago. Investigators say the plan failed as a blaze erupted before the killings could be completed.
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Chicago
George
Sonny” Ford
Ford
Patty Lynch
Theresa la NASA
Soviet jet crashes at Luxembourg airport leaves up to 10 dead
An Aeroflot Ilyushin 62 with 77 aboard skidded off Runway at Findel Airport in Luxembourg, crashed into trees and burned. Police fear up to 10 fatalities with many injured by severe burns and fractures. Survivors were taken to five Luxembourg hospitals and a Metz burn center in France 37 miles away.
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Luxembourg
Metz
France
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