Lan Chile accused in Letelier bombing and terror links
Federal investigators trace a Chilean state airline involvement in smuggling explosives to terrorists including the Letelier murder in Washington. Townley’s statements, corroborated by Chilean officials, describe pilots aiding the operation and secret police coordination at Kennedy Airport. Also covered are PBGC bonuses to white male managers, Duncan and Schlesinger DOE tensions, and a New Mexico Supreme Court ruling granting disability pay for anxiety neurosis.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Chile
Lan-Chile
United States
Orlando Letelier
Washington, D.C
Michael Vernon Townley
Townley
Townely
U.S
Eugene Propper
Letelier
Dale van Atta
New York
Fernando Cruchaga
San Chile
Kennedy International Airport
United Nations
Gabriel Valdes Townley
Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation
Travelers Insurance Company
PBGC
Lind
Congress
Richard Fay
Jeff Hart
Fay
General Accounting Office
Duncan
Department of Energy
Charles Duncan
James Schlesinger
Boston
DOE
Schlesinger
Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico Supreme Court
Ramon J. Martinez
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Dan Sosa Jr
Supreme Court
A national shame eyed Kennedy safety and campaigns
An editorial argues the Kennedy presidential bid underscores the danger facing all political figures. It notes Secret Service limits in open campaigns and calls for safer campaign methods to protect leaders like Kennedy, Carter, and others from targeted violence.
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Washington
Nea
Edward M. Kennedy
Memphis
Tenn
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Kennedy
Kennedy Brothers
Ted Kennedy
Senate
Secret Service
Carter
U.S
Kennedys
George Wallace
Gerald Ford
Loss of jobs brings new era of stability
AP unfolds a three part Youngstown series noting 4100 jobs vanished when Campbell Works closed, yet stability rises in the Mahoning Valley. Labor leader Frank Lesaganich credits improved labor management cooperation and lower unemployment, while a Valley Development Corp drives growth and regional planning.
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Youngstown
Ohio
John Cunniff
Youngstown, Ohio
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Campbell
Lesaganich
Youngstown-Warren
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Mahoning Valley
THE
Development Corporation
OUR Boarding House
Today in History September 27 1979 AP
On this date in 1964 the Warren Commission reported Oswald acted alone in Kennedy’s assassination. Other entries note John Adams named to peace talks in 1779, Stephenson’s 1825 passenger locomotive, Warsaw’s fall in 1939, Hirohito’s 1945 call to MacArthur, the 1959 Honshu storm, Thieu’s 1979 stance, Betty Ford’s 1984 surgery, and Carter’s 1978 Camp David remarks. Birthdays include Charles Percy George Raft and Arthur Penn.
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Associated Press
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
John Kennedy
John Adams
Britain
England
George Stephenson
Warsaw
Japan
Hirohito
Douglas MacArthur
Tokyo
Honshu
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S
Betty Ford
Carter
Camp David
West Bank
Charles Percy
R-Ill
George Raft
Arthur Penn
Guts, and no one cares on Capitol Hill budget fight
Washington pundit argues Congress shirks deficit cutting as the 1980 budget cycle nears. Muskie pushes for $4 billion in cuts, but House and Senate spenders resist, blaming inflation and economic change. The piece labels it political cowardice and warns deficits will rise again.
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Washington
Nea
Capitol Hill
Cravenheart
House
Senate
Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
Senate Budget Committee
Muskie
Budget Committee
Congress
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Ted
Ken Fry
Laird Eckman
Chamber of Commerce
G. Phillip Richley
Campbell Works
Major Hoople
MR. Gall
Harvard Business
LE Business School
Martha Angle and
Robert Walters
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