Floor plans and hit list tied to Brink's heist suspects
Police raided New York area homes uncovering floor plans of a courthouse and police stations, lists of targeted officers, weapons and bloody clothing linked to Weather Underground and Black Liberation Army members. Four suspects, including Katherine Boudin and Judith Clark, face arraignment in Rockland County as probes link the group to other crimes.
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Weather Underground
Underground
Black Liberation Army
Schenectady, N.Y
Springboks
Joanne Chesimard
Nanuet
New York City
Rockland County
Katherine Boudin
Judith Clark
David Joseph Gilbert
The
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Pelham
N.Y
Marilyn Jean Buck
BLA
Miss Buck
New York Times
Eve Rosalin
Kennedy International Airport
Bronx
FBI
East Orange
N.J
Don Whitehead
Daily News
Queens
Mount Vernon
Miss Boudin
Manhattan
Lower Manhattan
Clinton L. Pagano
New Jersey State Police
Rita Jensen
Stamford
PATCO gains stay of decertification ruling by court
Washington AP PATCO the first federal union stripped of bargaining power receives a temporary reprieve as the U S appeals court blocks the decertification ruling while it seeks a government response due Monday The Reagan administration calls the decision sound and says wage and benefits terms will be sent to Congress for the controllers who remain employed PATCO president Poli expresses disappointment yet pride and resolve
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Federal Labor Relations Authority
PATCO
U.S. Court of Appeals
Robert Bonner
Reagan Administration
Pute
Federal Aviation Administration
Transportation
Drew Lewis
Lewis
Congress
Robert E. Poli
Post retracts Blair House bugging claim about Carter
The Washington Post apologized to former President Jimmy Carter and Rosalynn Carter for an Oct. 5 report alleging Blair House bugging. Publisher Donald Graham retracted the item and expressed regret for embarrassment. The paper said sources cited were misidentified and the claim was false.
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Washington
Washington Post
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Blair House
Reagan
Post
Donald Graham
Rosalynn
The
Benjamin Bradlee
Graham
Bers
Nancy
GM loss hits near 71 billion as auto sector bleeds
General Motors reports a 1981 third quarter loss of 468 million dollars, 1.59 a share, the second-largest quarterly loss in its history and part of a broader auto industry downturn. American Motors also posted a loss, with Ford and Chrysler anticipated to report further declines as model changeovers and weak demand strain profits. Analysts expect industrywide Q3 losses near 915 million dollars, signaling continued industry ill health.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
U.S
American Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Ford
Chrysler
Arvid Jouppi
Rooney, Pace Inc
Maryann Keller
Paine Webber
Mitchell Hutchins & Co
New York
Moon pleads innocent to tax fraud charges
The Rev. Sun Myung Moon and associate Takeru Kamiyama pleaded not guilty to tax fraud charges in New York City. Moon was freed on a $250,000 personal recognizance bond and Kamiyama on $100,000 bond as they await trial tied to alleged schemes to evade taxes on Moon and his wife.
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New York
Sun Myung Moon
Moon
U.S
Unification Church
America
Takeru Kamiyama
Charles Stewart
Kamiyama
South Korea
United States
Shuttle countdown set for Oct 37 for Columbia mission
Kennedy Space Center officials announced the countdown for the shuttle Columbia's second mission will begin in eight days. The Oct 31 countdown is set for a five day flight slated to start November 4, NASA said. Work crews completed fueling a day early.
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Fla
Kennedy Space Center
NASA
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Carbondale
Illinois
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