Scouts not harmed by dioxin at 1981 jamboree
IRVING Texas Officials say soil tests at Fort A P Hill show dioxin levels were minimal and pose no harm to the 30 000 Scouts and leaders who attended the 1981 jamboree. None require exposure tests and the 1985 jamboree plans proceed with 36 local Scouts invited.
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Virginia
Walter Menninger
Fort A.P. Hill
West Texas
Gerald Petty
Buffalo Trail Council
Permian Basin
Centers For Disease Control
Atlanta
Texas
Southwest
Army and Environmental Protection Agency
Menninger
American to roll out restricted ultra low fares across 92 cities
American Airlines unveiled the Ultimate Super Saver plan offering one way fares from 39 to 129 in 92 cities with 5 million reduced fare seats in five months. Fares require 30 day purchase, round trip with Saturday overnight, 21 day return, nonrefundable 25 percent, and no holidays. Airlines matched quickly as stocks fell. industry analysts warn of potential fare wars and slim demand from business travelers.
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Atlanta
Miami
New York
Seattle
Washington
D.C
Boston
American
Harrison
Vice
People Express
Wall Street
Trans World Airlines
Pan Am
Delta Airlines
Northwest
Army bans umbrellas for male soldiers in uniform
Washington AP The Army’s top leaders banned men in uniform from carrying umbrellas, deeming it an unmilitary artificial affectation. The policy, supported by Marsh and Wickham, leaves women free to use umbrellas while men must get wet in rain or snow.
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Washington
Army
John O. Marsh Jr
John A. Wickham Jr
Miguel E. Monteverde
Monteverde
Army Clothing and Equipment Board
Robert Mirelson
Air Force
Income gains hint at sturdier economy in late 1984
Speakes said the report generally supports a view that the economy strengthened in November and December and shows promise for 1985. The December personal income rose 0.5 percent after a 0.6 percent November gain. Personal consumption spending increased 1.2 percent in December after 1 percent in November, rebounding from a 0.4 percent drop in October.
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Speakes
1984 Inflation and Personal Income Rise in US
The 1984 inflation rate averaged 3.2 percent, down from 3.7 percent in 1983, the best pace since 1967. Real consumer spending rose 5.3 percent, the strongest gain since 1976, while pre inflation personal income increased 9.8 percent, aiding the recovery from the 1981-82 recession.
Hijacker Apprehended After Landing At Cuban Airport
Second Officer Dennis Lawrence spoke with Hernandez who held a package and lighter. He landed in Cuba and handed over the lighter before being overpowered by Lawrence and an unidentified passenger. The Crende Police Department detained him as passengers were moved to a holding area and the jet refueled.
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Dennis Lawrence
Hernandez
Fennell
Lawrence
Cuba
Crende
Musto
NYC Council Leader Bellamy On Board Miami Flight Hijack
The article notes Carol Bellamy of the New York City Council was listed aboard the Miami bound flight hijack along with other passengers. Glenn Parsons confirmed her presence, while a Newark area teen described the hijacker as shouting and insane during the incident. Irv Sherman of East Brunswick also affirmed Bellamy was aboard. Michael Internoscia, 16, from Old Tappan, N J, recalls the hijacker’s screaming and odd appearance.
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Carol Bellamy
New York
Michael Internoscia
Miami
Old Tappan, N.J
Weekend House Inauguration Events Detail Reagan Oath
The noon private oath of office by Chief Justice Warren Burger will occur at the White House landing with about 90 attendees. A public ceremony, seen by about 140,000, is scheduled Monday outside the Capitol after the Sunday inauguration date.
Reagans and Bushes Host National Pageant Party
JA Reagans and the Bushes attend a state dining room reception for ceremony witnesses. They host another reception for gala entertainers and then tour the Jefferson Memorial for a National Pageant of Young Americans with 3500 participants, military choirs and the All American College Marching Band. Reagan, a former college football player, will watch part of the Super Bowl.
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Bushes
Reagan
Bush
Jefferson Memorial
Frigid North Texas Weekend Ahead With Record Cold
The National Weather Service forecasts a fair to cool weekend with a sharp cold front arriving Saturday. Temperatures plunge into the 30s and 40s across North Texas, with rain or snow possible in some western plains and much colder air sweeping southward from Canada into the region.
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Texas
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Dallas-Fort Worth
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Corpus Christi
Dallas
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Houston
Longview
Lubbock
Marta
McAllen
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San Antonio
Stephenvile
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Waco
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United Airlines
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United States
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Thomson McKinnon Securities
Lowell Duncan
Fromla
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Army Clothing Board
Paul X. Kelley
Orlando
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Miami Beach
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Phoenix
Richmond
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
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