Nazis charged in Greensboro blast plot details
Six American Nazis and supporters were arrested in Greensboro North Carolina on federal charges of conspiring to stage terrorist attacks if leftist demonstrators were found guilty. The indictment names planned strikes on a petroleum storage facility a chemical fertilizer plant a shopping mall a gasoline tank farm and portions of downtown including the Guilford County Courthouse.
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Greensboro
N.C
Guilford County
Nine year old bank robber held up bank as a child playact
A 9 year old boy accused of a bank robbery in Rockefeller Center is described by his lawyer as acting for fun. He allegedly took $118, claiming it was spent on fries a watch and a movie ticket. The boy was released to his father to await Family Court trial.
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New York
Edith Miller
Judith Levy
U.S. Supreme Court
State Court of Appeals
Mel Sachs
Robert
Sachs
Benjamin
New York Bank For Savings
Rockefeller Center
Reagan cuts back on two CETA jobs programs
The Reagan administration aims to abolish 340,000 federally subsidized state and local government jobs by Oct. 1 and has frozen further hirings of public service workers funded under CETA. A Labor Department spokesman confirmed regional officials were told not to approve vacancies or new hires under Title II-D and Title VI, effective Monday, Feb. 18.
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Washington
Reagan
Labor Department
Jack Hashian
Cities face CETA budget cuts and layoffs in 1982
John Gunther of the U S Conference of Mayors warned that a staged freeze in fiscal 1982 starting Oct 1 will force city halls to lay off CETA participants who then may seek unemployment benefits. Title II D funds long-term low income job training while Title VI covers short-term higher income posts. The administration says at least one third of CETA trainees fail to obtain full-time work afterward.
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John Gunther
U.S. Conference of Mayors
CETA
Urban leaders push back on Reagan budget calls
National League of Cities leaders reject the president's austerity plan while backing some concessions. Mayors Hudnut Schafer and Royer insist cities cannot bear all impact, warning disadvantaged residents would suffer. Newark's Tucker says cuts threaten the poor. Flint's Etherly notes public support but unclear personal impact. Reagan urges a unified push to wind down government and revive the economy.
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Washington
Reagan
National League of Cities
William Hudnut
Indianapolis
League
William Schafer
Baltimore
Schafer
Charles Royer
Seattle
Newark
Donald Tucker
Black Caucus
United States
Woody Etherly
Flint
Mich
Government Takes Back Aid To Charities Fallout Ends
The Reagan administration will reclaim $1 million of a $4 million aid grant to four national charities aiding the poor. The charities will return $1 million and keep $3 million to distribute. Bloom, a former Carter official, sparked the flare by distributing funds without authorization. The charities initially refused, then agreed to return the $1 million and retain $750,000 each to disburse under Bloom’s negotiated terms.
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Washington
Reagan
Paul Bloom
Eric Fugi
Energy Department
Bloom
Fugi
National Council of Churches
Salvation Army
National Conference of Catholic Charities
Council of Jewish Federations
Reagan plan speeds exports via farm programs
Agriculture Secretary John Block told 2000 National Farmers Union members in Kissimmee that farm programs boosting exports will receive favorable treatment under the new policy. He projected a record 47 billion in agricultural exports in 1981, with a 29 billion balance of payments surplus after 18 billion in imports. Block said some programs would be cut while others, including basic research, could rise. He cited potential Soviet grain purchases as a sign of goodwill.
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Kissimmee
Fla
Agriculture
John Block
Block
National Farmers Union
Agriculture Department
Soviet Union
U.S
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