Father files assault charge after church attack
In Joplin Missouri the father of a young woman attacked by her former boyfriend filed assault charges against 19 year old David Samuels. Pastor William Garrett of the Apostolic Church said he may file slander charges over comparisons to Tim Teane a feuding teen.
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Joplin, Mo
UPI
Monday
William Garrett
The
Apostolic Church
David Samuels
Tim Teane
Elle Uumits
People’s Temple Church
Yale President criticizes Moral Majority and conservatism
Yale University President A Bartlett Giamatti told students the Moral Majority and other conservative groups are shredding the spiritual fabric of society and destroying diversity of opinion. A separate New York report notes a woman who underwent a 9 hour operation to reattach legs after an automobile crash may regain most use, with Patricia Abbott 23 of South Plainfield M J in satisfactory condition and a good chance she will walk again.
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New Haven, Conn
UPI
Yale University
A. Bartlett Giamatti
Giamatti
Yale
New York
Bellevue Hospital
James
Patricia Abbott
South Plainfield M.J
Arson damages Dickson City hall while officers patrolling
Arsonists set fire in the Dickson City municipal building while it was unoccupied. The two police on duty were patrolling, the city announced. The building sustained heavy damage and the police department moved temporarily to the fire station.
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Dickson City
UPI
City
Hunger strike at Kramé North camp protests delays
One hundred Haitians began a hunger strike at the Kramé North detention camp to protest delays in processing immigration applications, according to the director of the Haitian Refugee Center.
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IAMI
UPI
Kramé North
Attorney seeks halt to Pan Am layoffs in economy drive
An attorney for 22 Pan American World Airways shop clerks asked a federal court to block furloughs of former National Airlines employees amid the carrier's economy drive. judge Hoeveler suggested the court could not act until CAB relief is sought.
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Miami
UPI
Pan American World Airways
National Airlines
Ellis Rubin
U.S
William Hoeveler
Civil Aeronautics Board
Sniper on Highway Fires on Nine Vehicles Wounds Two
A sniper using a .22 rifle fired from overpasses on a state highway between Ann Arbor and Detroit, targeting at least nine passing cars and trucks. Two people were wounded, state police said, with investigations ongoing.
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Detroit
UPI
Ann Arbor
Missing in Bering Sea Crash Near Wales Alaska
Two men are missing and presumed dead after a crash near the Lost River gold mine on the Seward Peninsula. Natives found a coat and wallet belonging to Clayton Pearson of Butte Montana along a Wales beach, with airplane seats a tire a flight packet and a log book washing ashore.
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Wales
Alaska
Reagan aides fend off lazy chief executive claim
UPI reports White House aides rebut Newsweek claims Reagan is a slow worker. Speakes cites Reagan's two Monday appointments and notes no time clock in the White House. Meese slept through Libyan dogfight and North Korean missile events previously raised concerns about credibility. Reagan engages on youth employment and U.S. Israeli relations ahead of Begin visit. The White House also monitors a Peru embassy bombing as Reagan receives briefings.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Reagan
U.S
Newsweek
White House
Edwin Meese
Gulf of Sidra
Mediterranean Sea
Speakes
Saudi Arabia
Nantinistatiom
United States
Israel
Peru
Brazil Women’s Health Report Sparks Debate
A Brazil health study reported limited findings on women’s health trends, prompting public discussion about data gaps and potential policy implications for Rio de Janeiro and national health programs.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
UPD
Thornburgh reshuffles staff signaling 1982 bid
Gov. Thornburgh reshuffles the publicity team with William Green promoted to deputy press chief under Critchlow to streamline administration messaging. The change aims to give Critchlow more media access as campaign talk for a possible second term grows, with observers linking the move to 1982 campaign strategy.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Dick Thornburgh
Thornburgh
Commonwealth
William Green
Transportation Department
Paul Critchlow
Green
Critchlow
The
Phila
Delphia Inquirer
Capitol
Milton $Kapp
McLaughlin
Senate
Edward Zemprelli
D-Allegheny
Fraud found at D O E alcohol fuel subsidies
The General Accounting Office faulted Energy Department screening for 125 million in alcohol fuel project subsidies. Doctored records and inconsistent evaluations led to awards drifting toward big business despite aims to favor small firms. The investigation followed requests from Senate and House members.
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Washington
UPI
Energy Department
General Accounting Office
Thomas Eagleton
D-Mo
John Dingell
D-Mich
Virginia Smith
R-Neb
Richard Gephardt
Big Busi
DOE award process integrity questioned in alcohol fuels study
The GAO report finds DOE actions in selecting alcohol fuels feasibility study and cooperative agreement awardees undermined process integrity. It notes elaborate technical evaluations were often ignored in favor of program policy factors and non technical aims, with proposals ranked far higher in merit overlooked in several cases.
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