U S pilots help fly Libyan warplanes in covert network
American and allied pilots and mechanics recruited by Edwin P. Wilson operate Libyan air force planes from London and Libya. The scheme, paying about 3000 dollars a month, involves Canadian and British recruits and spans several European firms. U.S. officials say it may not violate current law.
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New York Times
London
Edwin P. Wilson
Wilson
Canada
Britain
Chad
United States
Libya
North Africa
Richard L. Love
Love
Alabama
Central Intelligence Agency
Ilson
Tripoli
Areft
Muammar Khadafy
White House
Reagan Administration
Justice Department
E. Lawrence Barcella Jr
District of Columbia
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Army
House Select Committee On Intelligence
Washington
Europe
Brithurst Ltd
First synfuel funds not likely until 62
Officials of the Synthetic Fuels Corp say the first of its 12 billion in subsidies probably won’t be handed out until next May under a timetable being considered. Finalists will be chosen from 63 projects across 24 states in February, with awards possible in May and a second round later.
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Washington
Synthetic Fuels Corp
Edward Cox
Synfuels Board
Congress
Senate weighs aid curbs on new nuclear nations
Senate moves to bar U S aid if a country detonates its first nuclear device. The measure by Sen. Jesse Helms would trigger an automatic cutoff, expanding a prior amendment on Pakistan and India. Other actions include a failed 47 44 vote to halt Libyan oil imports and a House vote to maintain the tobacco price support program.
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Washington
U.S
Senate
Jesse Helms
Libya
Reagan
Congress
House
Charlie Rose
North Carolina
Lition
Saudi Arabia
Alan Cranston
California
Senate Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Department
Dld
National Academy of Sciences
Linkus radicals tied to Brink's heist and related crimes
Police probe Bloody Brink's ambush as bomb factory yields floor plans of six police stations. Faction links surface with Weather Underground and Black Liberation Army. Two suspects identified as Weather Underground members. charges filed against Katherine Boudin and Judith Clark for triple murder. Witnesses recount getaway, with two officers killed and $1.6 million recovered.
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New York
Fathier
Black Liberation Army
Ho Chi Minh
Nanuet
Weather Underground
Katherine Boudin
Greenwich Village
Judith Clark
Chicago
New York City
Robert McGuire
Brink
Brink’s
Bronx
Brooklyn
Long Island
East Orange
N.J
Eve Rosalin
Springboks
South Africa
Leonard Boudin
Jean
Rockland
East Brunswick
Mid Manhattan
Nyack
Miss Clark
James Hackford
Sam Brown
New York Thruway
Edward O’grady
Pearl River
Miss Boudin
Bryn Mawr
Soviet Union
Cambridge
Cleveland
Ohio
SDS
Conrad Hilton
Black Panthers
The
Weathermen
Bob Dylan
Women of the Weather Underground linked to 1969 radical movement
The lives of Katherine Boudin and Judith Clark intertwine with the Weather Underground, from 1969 through arrests, bail jumps, and underground life. Both women, from privileged backgrounds, faced indictments, prison terms, and later legal actions tied to antiwar protests and radical campaigns.
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New York Times
Nanuet
Katherine Boudin
Judith Alice Clark
Weathermen
Miss Boudin
Cathryn P. Wilkerson
Greenwich Village
Miss Clark
Chicago
FBI
Manhattan
Upper West Side
Clark
University of Chicago
Students For A Democratic Society
Weatherpeople
Weather Underground
Honky America
The
Chicago University
Armed Forces
Miss Wilkerson
Bernardine Dohrn
Miss
West 11Th Street
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Office of Naval Intelligence
CIA
Khadafy
Scotland Yard
Ford
Ford Motor Co
Secretary of Transportation
Oliver Gasch
Gasch
Inspector General Office
Tom Coleman
Missouri Republican
William Pollin
National Institute of Drug Abuse
Pollin
Stepstone
Waverly Brown
Spring Valley
Barbara Edson
Leonard and
Jean Boudin
Charter’ Weathermen
U.S. Capitol
State Department
Senate Internal Security Committee
Nixon
Malcolm X
Miss Dohrn
Mark Rudd
Lival
Albuquerque
N.M
Dohrn
Iion
William C. A
Bernadine Dohrn
Kathy Boudin
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