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Blitzed Town Hit Again Lynn Fire Spree Spurs Aid Request
Five more fires of suspicious origin broke out in Lynn Massachusetts as arson squads and police stepped up patrols near a redevelopment area. No injuries but at least six people became homeless. Mayor Marino boosted the reward to 5000 dollars for information aiding arson convictions. Governor King sought White House aid amid the weekend blaze damage.
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Lynn
Mass
UPI
Edward J. King
White House
Antonio Marino
Fire Destroys Historic Lynn Redevelopment Area
Dozens of firemen battled a 16 hour blaze that gutted 17 buildings in a four block stretch north of Boston. 600 residents evacuated as $45 to $70 million in damage occurred to a key seacoast district. Senators Kennedy and Tsongas toured the site. officials warned budget cuts could delay aid.
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Edwin Meese
Lynn
Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
Paul E. Tsongas
D-Mass
Thomas Fay
Killer Sues To Keep Jail Barber Away
A convicted killer Eduardo Robinson asks a federal judge to force prison officials to allow long hair for religious reasons. He cites Rastafarian beliefs and Jesus Christ’s natural appearance while a judge gave time to spell out religious tenets.
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New Orleans
UPI
Jesus Chist
U.S. District Court
Eduardo Robinson
Jamaica
United States
Robinson
Jesus Christ
U.S
Charles Schwartz Jr
Orleans Parish
Schwartz
Philadelphia Jobs Edge Up In 1981 Report
The UPI report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics shows Philadelphia area payroll jobs up 0.2 percent from September 1980 to September 1981 while Pennsylvania statewide fell 0.8 percent. Government and trade declines were offset by gains in construction, finance and services. over July to September the metro area fell 0.2 percent, but the year ended with a 0.2 percent gain.
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UPI
Pennsylvania
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
al Paisner
Bureau
Paisner
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