Third family member implicated in spy ring
A former Navy officer with secret clearance admitted joining a spy ring that included his brother and nephew and said he was paid 12000 dollars for confidential information going to the Soviet Union. Arthur Walker, 50, was arrested at his Virginia Beach home and held without bond. The FBI said the case marks one of the Navy’s worst security breaches.
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Norfolk, Va
Navy
Soviet Union
FBI
Arthur James Walker
Virginia Beach
U.S
Gilbert R. Swink Jr
Norfolk
John Anthony Walker Jr
Arthur Walker
John Walker
Michael
Nimitz
Baltimore
U.S. Navy
U.S. District Court
Chesapeake
VSE Corp
VSE
United States Navy
Michael Walker
Civic League
Meyera E. Oberndorf
Ammonia Leak Blamed for Texas Ice Plant Blast
In San Antonio investigators tied the downtown Lone Star Ice and Food Stores plant explosion to an ammonia leak. Four people died and at least 21 were injured, with most treated and discharged for burns or fumes. Firefighter Delfino Munoz, 31, remained under observation. In Dhaka, relief workers aided typhoon survivors while the government questioned death tolls, denying tens of thousands dead.
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San Antonio
Texas
Jim Miller
Lone Star Ice and Food Stores
Southern Hencke
Delfino Munoz
Dhaka
Bangladesh
Bay of Bengal
Weather Tonight and Friday Forecast
Weather section notes warm conditions tonight with a Friday of cloudy skies. Details appear on page 12 along with area news, calendar, and other features.
Reagan tax plan explained in a primer for readers
New York Times outlines a step by step method to estimate taxes under President Reagan's proposed overhaul. Tax partner Stephen R. Carrick explains adjustments to Form 1040 lines covering wages, dividends, refunds, capital gains, rents, unemployment, employee expenses, IRA deductions, exemptions, and credits as the plan would modify deductions and exclusions.
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New York Times
Washington
Reagan
Stephen R. Carrick
Arthur Anderson & Co
Carrick
Fire victims numb over losses in Carbondale blaze
Belal Osta, a Southern Illinois University Carbondale student from Lebanon, recalls failing to save his $700 television as a May 21 fire gutted a Clark Apartments unit. Residents cope with uninsured losses, memories, and debates over fire response and building construction as attorneys consider legal action.
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Dave DeWitte
Belal Osta
Belal
Osta
Southern Illinois University- Carbondale
Lebanon
Clark
Carbondale
Eastside
Riots at Heysel stadium after European match kill 41
Belgian government weighed banning British teams after a deadly riot at Brussels Heysel stadium. An interior ministry inquiry and a European federation review probed responsibility as a stampede and wall collapse trapped fans. Most victims were Italians among the 38 to 41 dead and 250 injured.
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Brussels
Belgium
Interior Ministry
European Soccer Association
Heysel
John Welsh
Toxteth
England
Louis Wouters
Demon
Violent soccer incidents listed from 1964 to 1985
A historical list details deadly and injurious soccer crowd disasters and riots across decades. Entries note dates, places, teams involved, casualties, arrests, and resulting bans or penalties, culminating before Brussels rioting in 1985.
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Brussels
Mexico City
Beijing
China
Hong Kong
Bradford City
Soccer Stadium
England
Birmingham
Luton
London
Millwall
Chelsea
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Desportivo
Club America
Copenhagen
Denmark
Basie
Switzerland
Oslo
Calcutta
India
West Ham United
Spain
Castilla
Lagos
Nigeria
la Plata
Rosario Centrra
Argentina
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Celtic
Glasgow
Scotland
Kayseri
Turkey
River Plate Boca Juniors
Buenos Aires
Peru
Lima
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