IRA gun ring broken in New York arrests four men
The FBI arrested Gabriel Megahey and Andrew Duggan along with Eamon Meehan and Colm Meehan in separate cases. Megahey claimed to lead the IRA Provisionals in the U S and sought five missiles at ten thousand dollars each for use against British helicopters in Northern Ireland. None were sold. The others faced charges for attempting to smuggle firearms ammunition and bullet proof vests to Ireland.
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Andrew Duggan
New York City
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Duggan
Northern Ireland
Eamon Meehan
Colm
Brooklyn
Ireland
U S Senators Press Strong Clean Air Act Push
Nine members of the Senate foreign affairs committee urge the environment committee to match Canada in tightening the Clean Air Act to curb acid rain. They cite stalled talks since 1981 and Canada’s pledge to cut eastern sulfur dioxide by 50 percent by 1990 if the U S does likewise.
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Brezhnev Blames U S for World Tension in Talks
President Brezhnev condemned Washington as the prime source of international tension in talks with Alvaro Cunhal. Izvestia likened Reagan to Hitler while criticizing U S policies and arms programs, urging dialogue and stressing Soviet proposals to end the nuclear arms race.
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