European protest bans suspend flights to the Soviet Union
European pilots from Britain France Italy Spain Sweden Norway Finland and the Netherlands began a 60 day halt on flights to the Soviet Union in response to the KAL jetliner destruction. The action aims to pressure for civilian aviation protections and spurred other NATO member bans including a 14 day Aeroflot suspension.
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United Press International
Soviet Union
Terry Middleton
International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations
London
Britain
France
Italy
Spain
Sweden
Norway
Finland
Netherlands
Middleton
Aeroflot
NATO
Japan
Shintaro Abe
Tokyo
Secret Soviet missile tests near flight 007 site
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that a secret Soviet advanced missile system, capable of countering U S nuclear missiles, has been tested near the area below where Korean Air Lines Flight 007 was shot down. Current and former U S intelligence officials cited.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Korean Air Lines
U.S
Philadelphia Inquirer
the Inquirer
Kamchatka Peninsula
Sakhalin Island
Soviet Union
Soviets to Expel U S Consul Over Espionage Charge
The Soviet Union says an American vice consul Lon David Augustenborg and his wife Denise were caught spying near Leningrad. Tass says Augustenborg was persona non grata for illegal espionage acts and the expulsion follows similar actions against three other U S embassy staff in six months.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Leningrad
Lon David Augustenborg
Denise
KGB
U.S
Augustenborg
Ingrad
Tass
Richard Osborne
Louis C. Thomas
Thomas
Travel costs soar as officials flood European embassies
Washington based report cites UPI and the Better Government Association detailing that over 25 000 official U S visitors stopped at Paris Rome Bonn and London embassies in 1982 with total travel costs likely exceeding tens of millions of dollars. Ambassador Galbraith warns that overseas travel is drifting out of control driving up costs and straining embassy operations.
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State Department
Washington
U.S
Siberian
UPI
Paris
Evan Galbraith
France
United Press International
The
Better Government Association
Rome
Bonn
London
Africa
Reagan
Galbraith
BGA
News Digest September 12 1983 notices and forecasts
Obituaries list Mrs William R Heim 68 of 2911 Plank Road Mrs George R Mottle 61 of 330 Warner Alley Mrs Wilda K Patterson 83 of 213 E Sheridan Ave infant Erwin Tarasyuk Jr address 225 E Fairfield Ave Western Pennsylvania weather shows showers and scattered thunderstorms with lows near 58 Tuesday highs near 70 Moraine State Park at 10 am 65 degree wind west four mph precipitation .16 inch attendance 9155 Saturday 10590 Sunday pollen count 8 grains per sq cm at Jameson Memorial Hospital lab
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William R. Heim
Plank Road
George R. Mottle
Warner Alley
Wilda K. Patterson
E. Sheridan
Erwin Tarasyuk Jr
E. Fairfield Ave
Moraine State Park
Milk production tax ruled legal by federal appeals court
A 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel ruled the federal government may levy a 50-cent tax per hundred pounds of milk produced to reduce dairy output and offset part of a 2.3 billion dollar price support program. The decision upholds Secretary John Black's regulations and rejects South Carolina challenges.
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Richmond, Va
UPI
U.S. Agriculture
John Black
US. Circuit Court of Appeals
South Carolina
Cope
Congress
Workmen's claims drop in New Castle in first half 1983
The citys workmen compensation claims show a 30 percent drop from the prior year with 23 claims totaling 10 795 39 paid in the first six months of 1983 compared to 33 and 31 735 52 in 1982. Police and firemen accounted for 72 lost days and the overall days lost per employee stood at 1 3 in 1983 versus 6 2 in 1982.
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Meyer, Darragh, Buckler & Eck
Pittsburgh
Navy veteran shoots into reunion killing two in backyard in Pittsburgh area
David Zewe Jr. 31 of Natrona Heights was charged with two counts of criminal homicide after firing 18 rounds from an automatic rifle into a Posati family backyard reunion near Pittsburgh. Neighbors said Zewe, treated for mental illness at a veterans hospital, appeared calm and not violent before the attack. Three others were wounded as police recovered two automatic rifles and a pistol. Zewe, discharged from the Navy in 1981, had spent three weeks in a veterans’ psychiatric facility earlier this year.
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Hokkaido
Monbetsu
Pittsburgh
UPI
David Zewe
Natrona Heights
Allegheny County
Posati
Zenes
Charles Moss
Zewe
Zene
Veterans
Navy
Craig Posati
Ni 4Ree
Osati
Atronage
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