Bombings disrupt Spanish election campaign in 1982
Bomb blasts across Spain disrupt the final day of campaigning for the first free elections in 41 years. Six bombs killed one person and damaged a railway line as 23.6 million voters prepare to vote after a day of heightened security. Premier Suarez orders stage two of Operation Ram to deter terrorism.
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Valencia
Bararalda
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Basque Region
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Bilbao
Suareza
Santiago Carrillo
River rescue drama on Fraser River near Hell's Gate
A man named Tiong or Litzenburger rode a one man kayak after friends urged a rubber raft through Fraser River rapids near Hell's Gate in Canada. He was dumped and swept downstream but his companions pulled him to safety shortly after. Police and troops guarded strategic sites as bombings hit Spain.
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Eplood
Fraser River
Hell's Gate
Boston Bar
Canada
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Federal probe targets Lockheed shipbuilding overcharges
Federal investigators accuse Lockheed Shipbuilding and Construction Co. of billing for steel to build 29 vessels while delivering 12 warships for the Navy. The alleged overcharge totals about 3 million dollars as part of 63 million disputed claims by Lockheed’s Navy subsidiary. FBI and Renegotiation Board probes probe review failures cited for 1971 statements.
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Post
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Watering government plants sparks budget probe
Federal workers learn the government hires a maintenance firm to water 576 plants in six buildings at 31.50 per plant monthly, totaling 10 368 yearly. The GSA says open space plants require consistent care while employees may water their own plants, with a profit analysis linking Lockheed Shipbuilding to a large discrepancy and consent.
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the Post
Post
Lockheed Shipbuilding
British government officer to ease Mexico City traffic
About 20 000 municipal civil servants will begin staggered shifts to ease traffic congestion in Mexico City home to 2 million. Cord Privy Seal will oversee the privy seal custody with workers starting at 6 7 a.m.
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Mexico City
UPT
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