Mass naturalization ceremony makes 9700 new Americans in LA
In Los Angeles the largest mass naturalization ceremony treats 9700 new Americans from 73 nations to take the oath at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Judge Terry J. Hatter presided as thousands of spectators cheered. Philippines, Korea and Mexico led the new citizen tallies with immigrant stories of opportunity and belonging.
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Los Angeles
U.S
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
U S
Terry J. Hatter
Hatter
Marine Corps
Mexico
Philippines
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Poland
Vietnam
Korea
India
Martin Sheen
Sri Lanka
West Indies
Broker Reflects on Risk and Leverage in Stock Options
A broker explains that trading stock options can reward common sense investors who stay patient. He notes heavy options investing has both amplified gains and losses, admitting the approach has recently worked against him as he watches the market move.
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Metz
Newspaper darts at Wall Street names in stock game
The business staff staged a stock darts game basing bets on opening prices to test brokers. Darts total $31,194 vs Ray DeVoe's $32,000 as top risk, with Frank Lalli and Peter Kadzis commenting on the limited, non real money stakes and the playful nature of the exercise.
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Business News
Dart
Ray DeVoe
Bruns
Nordeman
Rea
Frank Lalli
Wall Street
Waste export pressure rises amid hazardous dumping concerns
The EPA notes that many dangerous compounds require export approval. Richard Golob of World Information Systems warns of increasing waste flows from the United States to developing countries lacking proper facilities. Mexican authorities jailed Clarence Nugent over imports of toxic chemicals and mercury waste for a northern Mazapil mine, underscoring stricter enforcement of Mexico’s chemical waste law.
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Environmental Protection Agency
United States
Richard Golob
World Information Systems Research Organization
Cambridge
Golob
Clarence Nugent
Nugent
Hazardous Waste Exports Probe Across Nations
US firms have proposed shipping hazardous waste to countries including Sierra Leone and the Bahamas, with several ventures abandoned after protests. Netlog and Ashvins USA pursued abroad disposal, while others targeted Haiti, Taiwan, South Korea, and several Caribbean and Latin American nations. State Dept official notes four week export notice requirement and 30 notices since November with no major foreign facility problems reported.
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Nugent
Nedloy Technological Services Inc
Arvada
Colo
Sierra Leone
Netlog
Jim Wolf
Ashvins USA
Birmingham
Ala
Office of Environment and Health
United States
Video games eyed to train soldiers at Fort Stewart
Capt. Gary Bishop of the 24th Infantry Division at Fort Stewart says arcade video games could train soldiers in hand eye coordination and save live ammunition costs. He notes tests with Atari and realistic controls, comparing to current tank gunnery and weapon handling, and foresees future simulation use for grassroots training.
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Atlanta
Gary Bishop
24Th Infantry
Georgia
Fort Stewart
Bishop
Army Training Board
Atari
Weather forecast for West Texas shows hot spell ahead
Meteorologists at Midland Regional Airport predict sunny skies and warm temperatures today and Wednesday with fair, mild nights. Highs near 90s to 110s in various areas, lows around 60 to 70, southerly to southeasterly winds 10 to 25 mph, and scattered thunderstorms expected mainly north and northeast Thursday and Friday.
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Midland Regional Air Terminal
Texas Panhandle
Stratford
Panhandle
Texas
West Texas
Permian Basin
Big Bend
Carter recounts Iran deal failure and hostage release delay
Plains Georgia AP report notes former President Carter said Abolhassan Bani Sadr backed out of a 1980 agreement to free the 52 American hostages, delaying the rescue plan amid Tehran politics. The piece also covers a Raleigh case where Ward Transformer Co. founder Robert E. Ward and associates were sentenced for illegal PCB oil dumps across nine North Carolina counties.
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Bani Sadr
Atlanta Journal
Carter's
Carter
Bani-Sadr
Tehran
Raleigh, N.C
Raleigh
North Carolina
Robert E. Ward
Ward Transformer Co
Robert J. Burns
Jamestown
N.Y
Burns
Timothy
Randall
Viewtron market test to bring news games and more to homes
About 5,000 South Florida residents will pilot a Knight Ridder Viewtron home TV system offering news weather sports stock quotes travel entertainment and games. A Coral Gables test of 200 is under way with free viewing for participants. Viewdata Corp. aims to run a 1983 trial in a yet to be chosen site.
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Miami
South Florida
Viewdata Corp. of America
Knight- Ridder Newspapers Inc
Coral Gables
Man charged in slayings on Appalachian Trail
Randall Lee Smith of Pearlsburg Virginia was arrested near Myrtle Beach by police and FBI agents on a warrant accusing him of first degree murder and interstate flight in the shooting and stabbing deaths of Laura Ramsay and Robert Mountford Jr. of Ellsworth Maine, two 27 year old hikers.
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Myrtle Beach
S.C
Virginia
Randall Lee Smith
Pearlsburg
FBI
J. Stanley Bird
Smith
Laura Ramsay
Robert Mountford Jr
Ellsworth
Maine
Bank to pay Lance's fees in Georgia
Calhoun First National Bank voted to cover 564 500 of Bert Lances legal fees from a three year federal probe into his finances. Lance former Budget Director under Carter fought bank fraud charges and dropped a 1.1 million suit as part of a settlement. National Bank of Georgia had earlier approved 477 000 for his fees.
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Calhoun, Ga
Calhoun First National Bank
U.S
Bert Lance
Northwest Georgia
Lance
National Bank of Georgia
Federal Post
Carter
Calhoun Bank
Marvin Taylor
Taylor
Odessa American subscription details and delivery notes
The Odessa American lists pricing and delivery information including annual cost 870 per year, second class mail status under the act of March 1 1876, post office address changes to P.O. Box 2952 Odessa Texas, and Sunday delivery scheduling with delivery problems contact details.
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Ocesse American
Odessa, Texas
Seno
Odessa American
Ocessa
Texas
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Alpine
Amarillo
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de Rio
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Iran
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Ward
Jimmy Carter
Boston
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Odessa
Hee
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Sunder Horn Dee
Bee Mae Wascerton
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Sh.me
Syme
Cae
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