Assassination Cameras Tied to Libyan Leader and Ex-CIA Aide
A long investigative briefing links Libyan dictator Muammar Qaddafi to a cache of 250 to 300 camera gun devices sent to Tripoli for conversion into assassination tools. The guns allegedly used by terrorists could fire two bullets through a lens, with Wilson denying involvement. The report also covers legal probes into labor payoff charges connected to Secretary Donovan and a quip by Senator Hollings about Washington’s “fun and sun” venues.
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Forecasters Can't Figure Out People
New York AP summary notes that several number driven forecasters including some White House economists struggle to predict ordinary American behavior in coming months. Albert Sindlinger stresses fundamentals but concedes short term aberrations occur and markets can be driven by psychology when rates fail to rise as expected.
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KCPL rate request under advisement in Topeka
In Topeka the Kansas Corporation Commission reviewed a 26.6 million rate rise for Kansas City Power and Light. If approved in full, average bills would rise by 11.35 monthly. staff urged trimming to 7.7 million and 5.8 percent. KCPL serves about 112,000 customers in east central Kansas. In Wichita KAKE-TV general manager Martin Umansky will become KAKEland Stations Division chair on Jan. 1.
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Forecasts Keep Focus On Fundamentals In Economic Outlook
Sindlinger argues psychology drives short lived market bubbles. fundamentals prevail. He predicts rates will peak by February or March with mortgages at about 16.5 percent and the prime rate near 16.8 percent by Feb 23 1983, noting widespread job insecurity and cautious consumers.
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TWA and Machinists reach tentative contract deal
Washington AP reports TWA and the Machinists union settled on a tentative contract before the union deadline, averting a Christmas walkout by 10,000 workers. TWA president C.E. Meyer said all flights would operate normally.
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