Mock gunfight leaves three shot in Westlake Village
A promotional mock Western gunfight at Westlake Hills Plaza left stuntman Pete Porteous wounded by about 30 pellets and two Thousand Oaks residents hit. Police investigate whether a live round fired accidentally or if a bystander fired amid the crowd.
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Westlake Village
Calif
Bill Wade
Ventura County Sheriff’s Department
Westlake Hills Plaza
Todd Evans
Evans
Pete Porteous
Simi Valley
Westlake Community Hospital
Irene Barnett
Thousand Oaks
Danielle Garaway
Wade
Bill Martin
Porteous
Southern California Stunt Corp
Civil War Association
First Cavalry Corp
Mondale Edges Toward 1984 Bid With Wall Street Ties
Former vice president Walter Mondale prepares for a possible 1984 Democratic presidential run by widening contact with business leaders while deepening studies in economics crime and policy. He charts a new stance, balancing political roots with corporate backing and financial disclosures.
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Phil Gailey
New York Times
Washington
Walter F. Mondale
Ted Kennedy
Mondale
Wall Street
Walter Mondale
New York
Regency Hotel
Winston & Strawn
John Reilly
Columbia Pictures
Control Data Corp
Minneapolis
John McMillian Co
Fritz
George Bush
Bush
Baker denies lack of votes in AWACS sale
Senate leaders dispute Democratic claims that the AWACS sale to Saudi Arabia has the minimum 51 votes to block the deal. The White House urged openness as Reagan pressed lawmakers amid an expected House rejection of the $8.5 billion package. Separately, the House panel backed funding continuity if appropriations lag, and talks to expel Sen. Williams proceed after ethics findings from Abscam.
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Washington
Senate
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Saudi Arabia
Baker
White House
Reagan
U.S
House
Congress
Appropriations Committee
Harrison Williams
D-N.j
Senate Ethics Committee
Williams
Abscam
Senate moves to cut farm price supports further
The Senate edges toward deeper cuts in the cost-conscious farm price support program amid Reagan administration objections. Leaders including Sen. Huddleston and Sen. Helms seek a compromise on target prices and dairy supports while Secretary Block forecasts a veto if dairy terms do not align. Dole warns that trampling dairy cuts could jeopardize the overall bill.
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Washington
Senate
Agriculture Committee
Walter Huddleston
Kentucky
Huddleston
Jesse Helms
Rn.c
Agriculture
John Block
Reagan
Block
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Dole
Reagan to Cut Federal Jobs Up To One Hundred Thousand
Baldrige says 50 000 to 100 000 civilian federal workers could lose their jobs as part of broad spending cuts ordered by President Reagan. He notes the move aims to restore business confidence amid high interest rates and sagging markets.
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Reagan
Commerce
Malcolm Baldrige
U.S
Treasury
Baldrige
Airlines adjust to air traffic controllers strike impact
The Greater Pittsburgh International Airport and others slow adapt to the strike with fewer flights and dispersed schedules. At Pittsburgh the busiest hour since the strike began is 9 to 10 a.m. with 77 flights. Airlines cut flights by about a quarter, use larger aircraft, and spread operations to maintain service to all cities. Officials expect passenger levels to return to prestrike levels as new schedules emerge and the Official Airline Guide debuts.
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New York Times
Washington
Greater
Pittsburgh International
Pittsburgh
David L. Donahoe
Greater Pittsburgh International
Donahoe
Alf H. Norling
Kidder
Peac- 0
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W. Main
Carbondale
Volare
Chrysler
Newport
Plymouth
Chrysler Corporation
Dodger
MARK
Lincoln
Wallace, Inc
Chrysler - Plymouth
E. Main
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