Need A Job Be A U S Mercenary In San Diego
San Diego Tribune reports a surge of mercenary recruitment in the area with veterans and active personnel drawn to wars in Angola and the Middle East. Firms named include El Kamas, Hhehlends, Aliyah, and Alpha 66 with recruiters citing a global pool of about 100,000 Americans.
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San Diego
Calif
Angola
Middle East
San Diego Tribune
the Tribune
Scott
U.S
Southeast Asia
el Kamas
Indochina
Angheim
T Ue Repe
Tex
Aliyah
Washington
D.C
Rhodesia
Afta
Alpha 66
Argentine weekly claims locating former Nazi Walter Kutschmann
An Argentine magazine says a man living in Miramar near Buenos Aires may be Walter Kutschmann, accused of executing 38 Polish Jews in 1941 and linked to 20 more deaths in 1942. Gente reports the man denies charges, cites war context, and says he fears assassination. police had earlier detained a man named Pedro Olmo linked to Osram.
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Buenos Aires
Apentins
Walter Kutschmann
Gente
Kutschmann
Miramar
Serra
Wiesenthal
Adolf Eichmann
Israel
Kutschimann
Pedro Ricardo Olmo
Ostam
Ole Olmo
Argentina
Ie Ane
Weekend Sky Adds Variable Clouds and Warmer Temps
The forecast calls for a slightly breezy, warmer afternoon with variable high cloudiness through Sunday. Sunday may be a bit cool with a high in the 0s and a nightly low tonight in the 20s. The Daily Press logged a Friday high of 52 and a low of 27 degrees.
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Daily Press
Assassination Shocks U S Greek Ties In Athens
The Welch killing shocks U S Greek relations as officials call it an isolated act. Diplomats receive protection while thaw efforts since 1974 press toward normal ties. Welch, Athens CIA station chief, was shot by masked men near a Christmas party. In Washington and Athens a thaw is credited to congressional arms policy and a discreet ambassador. The piece also notes holiday highway deaths and upcoming municipal elections.
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Athens
Richard Welch
Central Intelligence Agency
Greece
Welch
U.S
Washington
CIA
Peru
Latin America
United States
Turkey
Cyprus
Congress
Jack Kubisch
Associated Press
National Safety Council
Soviet Union Pursuing Germ Warfare Research
AP reports the Soviet Union is steping up germ warfare research under a UN ban. A Washington diplomat sought details from U.S. scientists about genetic engineering and harmful strains. Intelligence sources say Stepanov courted researchers, claiming his aims are positive, while authorities say toxins were still held by the CIA before destruction per a presidential order.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United Nations
Jack Anderson
Local Shoppers Spend Plenty This Christmas
Grant County adults bought expensive Christmas gifts despite energy strain and inflation. Electrical items dominated sales with Citizens Band radios and stereos top adults’ lists while bicycles and gadgets pleased youngsters. National reports echoed a brisk season with retailers noting higher willingness to pay for gift wrapping.
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Grant County
Daily Press
Smith Music
White
Alito
Larry Roubidoux
Gibsony
C.B
Tg&ry
Dwight Parish
Pat Humble
Western Auto
Christmas Sales Up Nationwide Says Retail Officials
National retailers report double digit gains this Christmas season with strong demand for digital watches color televisions and casual wear while luxury items lagged. Executives in Milwaukee Richmond Atlanta and St Louis cite 18 to 40 percent increases and consumer confidence rising as unemployment falls fueling the shopping spree.
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Terry Ryan
Preas
Harry Hedberg
Capital Court
Milwaukee
Washington
Iineages
Miller & Rhoady
Richmond
Rich's Inc
Atlanta
St. Louis
Morton Hutt
Famous-Barr
Southern Union fights for gas price pass-through in PSC
In Albuquerque Southern Union seeks PSC approval to charge customers 3 to 5 million dollars to cover costs for a San Juan Basin gas well deal with Tenneco. The commission plans an emergency hearing to decide if the extra cost can be passed on immediately, amid deadlines and talks with company attorneys.
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Albuquerque
Aed
Southern Ue
San Juan Basi
State Public Service Commission
Tenneco Corp
Tenneco
Richard Montoya
Southern Union
Mf Tenneco
Montoya
William Hay
Dalles
PSC
Hay
Mother Charged With Killing Two Children
In New York police charged 20 year old Debra Mackall and her 40 year old boyfriend Alfred Forte with murder after the bodies of 2 year old Rodell Mackall and his 4 year old half sister Candy Cunningham were found burned in a demolished East Harlem lot. Investigators believe the killings occurred at Forte's Queens apartment days before the missing child report filed during Christmas shopping. An autopsy was pending and both suspects were in custody.
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New York
Saul
Alfred Forte
Rodell Mackall
Candy Cunningham
East
Harlem
Forte
Borough of
Queens
Debra Mackall
Kiers
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Linda Martinez
New Mexico
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Aliyah Hebrew
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Kerman
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Fresno
Osram
Henry Tuccey
Adam Silva
Anderson
Cal Matters
U.S. Government
Vyacheslav F. Stepanov
Boutcces
Stepanov
U.N
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Jdis
Krdevel
Humble
San Francisco
Dan Sharkey
Dillards
Little Rock
Ark
Morton Huff
Barr Co
Troney
Jim Sherburne
John A. Brown Co
Oklahoma City
J.L Hudson Co
Detroit
Natural Gas Company
Candy
Martin Walsh
Queens Station
Mackall
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