Juries convict two in Iranian exile murder case
In Washington DC a DC jury found Horace Anthony Butler and Ali Abdul-Mani guilty on accessories after the fact and other counts in the 1980 killing of Iranian exile Ali Akbar Tabatabai. Caffee was acquitted. Belfield remains at large. Prosecutor Ogren says the verdict signals intolerance for foreign-inspired terrorism.
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Washington
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Ali Akbar Tabatabai
U.S
Robert Ogren
Ogren
District of Columbia
Horace Anthony Butler
Ali Abdul-Mani
Butler
Ahmed Rauf
Abdul-Mani
Lee Curtis Manning
U.S. Postal Service
William Caffee
Tabatabai
Postal Service
Bethesda
David Belfield
Iran
Khomeini
Tate Shah
Bruce McHale
Reagan to ease CIA limits on US intelligence activity
The Reagan administration plans a presidential order to relax some CIA restrictions, granting broader authority to collect intelligence in the United States on a restricted scale. The move follows Carter era rules, amid civil libertarian concerns and partisan debate in Congress. A White House briefing was scheduled as draft language faced scrutiny from Senate and House members.
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Washington
Reagan
U.S
CIA
United States
Jimmy Carter
White House
Congress
Carter
Bobby R. Inman
Administration
Senate
Vietnam
Senate Intelligence Committee
Vermont
Patrick Leahy
Minnesota
David Durenberger
Faith and Fantasy Clowns Entertain Kappa Kappa Iota
The non verbal Faith and Fantasy Clowns entertained Kappa Kappa Iota for the sorority birthday month. The group led by Floyd Shaffer from Columbia has about ten years of activity with members and guests noted at a October meeting. Local births, admissions, and discharges are listed alongside community events and a 50th wedding anniversary.
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Kappa Kappa Iota Sorority
Faith and Fantasy
Floyd Shaffer
Columbia
The
Faith and Fantasy Clowns International
Faith and Fantasy Inc
Gail Lang
Lisa Butts
Sally Metcalf
Ethel Whisner
Rosa Rippeon
Mary Elizabeth Moberly
Mary Wood
Susan Wilson
Sandra Trout
Catherine Powell
Delaware Governor named to presidential private sector task force
Delaware Governor Pierre S. du Pont IV was named to the Presidential Task Force on Private Sector Initiatives. The 45 member panel aims to identify successful state and local private sector jobs programs and report to President Reagan by December 1982. The Jobs for Delaware Graduates program and prison employment initiatives are highlighted as examples of private public collaboration addressing unemployment.
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Dover
Del
Delaware
Pierre S. du Pont IV
du Pont
Reagan
Robert Perkins
IDG
America
Arizona
Memphis
Tenn
Boston
Perkins
State Corrections Department
Private Industry Council
National Alliance For Business
Fire log reports multiple 24 hour blazes and ambulance calls
Fire log shows several incidents including ITV Tire Mart building fire at 4 34 p m Phoenix Inc trash fire at 6 08 p m smoke in building at 9 27 p m Evergreen Point building fire at 10 11 p m automatic alarm at 12 09 a m house fire at 9 02 p m New Market Mount Arty garage fire at 9 35 p m and ambulance responses by Uniteds Citizens Juniors and others totaling 18 emergencies and 2 routines
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Uniteds
Independents and
Citizens Truck Co
Phoenix Inc
Juniors
Evergreen Point
Champion Realty
Independents
Urbana
Carroll Manor
United Ambulance
Moxley Crest Drive
New Market
Mount Arty
Jefferson Pike
Jefferson, Braddock
Middletown
Reagan Guarded as Libyan 'hit squad' threat grows
President Reagan voiced concern over reports that a Libyan assassination squad has entered the United States with orders to kill him and top officials. Secret Service protection was boosted for aides Edwin Meese III James Baker II and Michael Deaver as authorities take the threat seriously and monitor security closely.
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Washington
Reagan
Secret Service
White House
Muammar Khadafy
U.S
United States
Khadafy
Edwin Meese III
James A. Baker II
Michael K. Deaver
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Lions Club
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Glade Road
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
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William R. Moxley
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Frances Luck
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