Carter planned second Iran mission rehearsals reported
A Atlanta Journal Constitution story cites unnamed sources detailing a second, larger U.S. operation planned under President Carter after the Iran hostage crisis. Rehearsals supposedly occurred in Utah California Texas New Mexico Fort Bragg Fort Benning and Eglin Air Force Base with as many as 100 helicopters and 10,000 ground troops.
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UPI
Iran
Jimmy Carter
Free Lance
Richard T. Sale
Allanta Journal-Constitution
Utah
California
Texas
New Mexico
Fort Bragg
N.C
Fort Benning
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
White House
Jack Anderson
Carter
Anderson
U.S
Egypt
Lyrael
Sale
Ayatollah Khomeini
Delta
Tehran
Persian Gulf
Kharg
CIA
Atlanta volunteers keep hunting for slain and missing children
In Atlanta a growing corps of volunteers gathers every Saturday to search woodlands and waterways for clues to a string of killings and disappearances of young Black youths. Authorities note not all cases are linked, as police bolster patrols and task forces while families hold fast to hope.
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West End
Arthur Langford
Langford
United Youth Adult Conference
Chattahoochee River
Timothy Hill
Hill
Eddie
Bubba” Duncan
Duncan
Special
LaTonya Wilson
Muddy Creek
Sue Mickle
Atlanta Police Bureau
Ben Sims
Larry Rogers
Armed workers in non union Paramont coal operation
Paramont Coal Co in Wise County Virginia, the area’s largest non union mine, counts on armed defense as striking United Mine Workers predict more picketing. Paramont’s Michael J. Quillen describes widespread armament among employees and recalls 1977 78 strike damage. Police probe death linked to walkout at nearby non union mine.
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Associated Press
United Mine Workers
Michael J. Quillen
Paramont Coal Co
Wise County
Paramont
Quillen
UMW
Bob Young
Kentucky
Roy Manness
St. Charles
Pennington Gap
T&t Darby Coal Co
AFL-CIO blasts Reagan plan as budgetary corruption
The AFL-CIO resumes its attack on President Reagan's economic package calling it corrupt budgetary policy that would raise inflation, destroy jobs and deepen hardship for the poor and aged. Peggy Taylor, speaking to the Senate Budget Committee, urges an AFL-CIO alternative stressing targeted tax relief and public private job creation. The union proposes a refundable tax credit of 20 percent of employee social security tax and 5 percent of employer tax.
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Washington
UPI
Afl-Cio
Reagan
Labor Federation
Peggy Taylor
Taylor
Federation
Senate Budget Committee
Inmates Riot Injures 15 at Deer Island Prison
Eight corrections officers and seven inmates were hurt in a maximum security riot at Deer Island House of Corrections. The disturbance began when four inmates left their cells to eat and damaged locks while other inmates did not join. Guards were attacked and unarmed, but authorities regained control after a tense confrontation.
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Massachusetts
Boston
UPI
Deer Island
Raymond Harris
Japan to hear auto plan briefing from U.S. team
Washington says an advance group of sub-Cabinet officials will brief Japan on a secret White House plan to aid the U.S. auto industry without negotiating restraints on Japanese exports. Japan requested the briefing as reports say the package may relax airbags rules in new cars.
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UPI
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Japan
White House
U.S
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