Iran ambassador predicts more terrorism on U S soil
Iran's ambassador to the United Nations warned on ABC's This Week that more terrorist attacks against U S installations are inevitable if U S policy in Lebanon continues. He cited attacks on the U S Embassy in Kuwait and U S Marine and Embassy targets in Beirut, while FBI Director Webster noted 31 incidents in 1983 versus about 52 in 1982.
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Lebanon
Rajai Khorassani
David Brinkley
New Jersey
Khorassani
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William Webster
CBS
Edward Koch
United States
Kuwait
U.S. Marine
Beirut
Weekend fires claim thirteen lives nationwide
Across the United States weekend fires killed thirteen people and injured up to sixty two. Dead included a Detroit elderly apartment residents family of four and a seven year old girl from Massachusetts. California's Cathedral Hill Hotel suffered a two alarm blaze evacuating 182 guests with two bodies found. Authorities cited no sprinklers in parts of the hotel and investigated the cause. Other fires in Indiana, West Virginia, New York, and Hartford, South Carolina, caused additional deaths and property damage with firefighting efforts continuing.
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San Francisco
Indiana
Massachusetts
California
Cathedral Hill
Emmett Condon
Richard Booker
Los Angeles
Condon
Bob Rose
Halloween game suspects linked to church clues in murder scene
Police in Hialeah say Halloween clues created by four churches were fiction for a mystery game. A body found near a vacant lot on December 6 remains unsolved and tied to a possible drug death. Four church groups prepared clues for youths, but one clue coincidentally appeared near the actual murder site.
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Matthew
David Miller
Francisco Patino Gutierrez
State Finds Five Million In Love Canal Overcharges
New York investigators report potential overcharges up to five million dollars in the Love Canal cleanup. A two year inquiry, nearing completion, centers on two 1978 payments to former Niagara Falls City Manager Donald J. O Hara by a Newco Chemical Waste Systems subsidiary. In 1978 Newco won the initial contract to remove hazardous chemicals and wastes from part of the canal, prompting displacement of about 400 area families.
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New York Times
Donald J. O’hara
Newco Chemical Waste Systems of
Buffalo
Newco
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