US seeks action in El Salvador slayings of Americans
Attorney General William French Smith pressed Salvadoran authorities to bring national guardsmen to trial for the murders of at least eight American citizens including four Maryknoll sisters and an American tourist. Trials have been repeatedly delayed by motions and appeals, with no convictions.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
William French Smith
United States
U.S
U.S. Congress
Smith
Alvaro Magana
Supreme Court
Ursuline
Dorothy Kazel
Jean Donovan
Cleveland
Ohio
National Guard
Central New York Sees Snow Flurries Tonight Through Wednesday
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport forecasts cloudy, cold conditions across Central New York with scattered flurries tonight and tomorrow. Lows reach the upper 20s tonight, highs in the upper 30s tomorrow. Partly cloudy Monday, slight chance of snow Tuesday, and scattered showers Wednesday.
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New York
National Weather Service
Hancock Airport
Inmate Dies After Stabbing at Auburn Prison
Dwayne Molyneaux, 23, of the Bronx, was stabbed in his cell at Auburn Correctional Facility around 12:45 p.m. He died at Auburn Memorial Hospital after being found by staff. No arrests were made and police continued the investigation with an autopsy planned.
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Auburn
UPI
Dwayne Molyneaux
Bronx
D Block
Molyneaux
Auburn Memorial Hospital
Walesa aide freed after 25 hour detention in Gdansk
In the Baltic port of Gdansk police released Lech Walesa's driver Mieczyslaw Wachowski after 25 hours of questioning. Walesa's spokesman said Wachowski returned to the labor leader's apartment at 10 20 a m. Police also summoned spokesman Adam Kinaszewski to appear at headquarters on Monday for questioning.
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Warsaw
Poland
Gdansk
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Walesa
Maciej Grzywaczewski
Mieczyslaw Wachowski
Wachowski
Adam Kinaszewski
Kinaszewski
Albany Daily Numbers winner drawn with 185
Lottery officials report the state daily numbers drawing produced the winning number 185 for the base game and Win Four number 0387. Local players may check results with the Albany gaming authority and retailers across the state.
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Albany
Power mower without blades draws laughs for borrowing neighbors
A humorous note describes a power mower marketed or loaned without blades, prompting neighbors to joke about its usefulness. The quirky item highlights neighborhood borrowing quirks and safety caution.
Prison standoff continues at maximum security prison
Pittsburgh area authorities prepare to resume contact with two inmates holding two hostages for the third day. Negotiators plan calls to end the stalemate while the inmates, a convicted murderer and a murder suspect, resist supplying demands. Hostages are reported safe as officials keep up communications and apply pressure by denying certain comforts.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Tom Seiverling
Seiverling
State Corrections Bureau
Ken Robinson
Robinson
Kohl would mediate US Soviet arms cuts
West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl offered to act as go between to urge Soviet leader Yuri Andropov to back Reagan's arms proposal. He stressed the Kremlin must respond constructively and anticipated meeting Andropov only later, while backing interim steps to reduce missiles and maintain NATO deployment plans in Europe.
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Washington
Helmut Kohl
Yuri Andropov
Reagan
Kremlin
Europe
Soviet Union
Kohl
West Germany
Siles
NATO
U.S
United States
Andropov
Hansen Says Indictment Aimed at Intimidating Congress
Rep George Hansen of Idaho pleads not guilty to charges he omitted major financial transactions on disclosure forms filed 1978 to 1981. He denounces the indictment as an attack on the legislative branch and speaks outside the U S District Court in the rain.
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Washington
George V. Hansen
Justice Department
Congress
Legislative Branch
Hansen
Idaho
House
U.S. District Court
Nicaraguans seize 3 US sport anglers at sea change
In a Costa Rica border region incident, a Nicaraguan patrol boat captured three American fishermen and their guides after approaching two small boats near Barra del Colorado. One captured American was Harry Kime of Orange County California. An embassy source said captives were to be returned today. Costa Rica protested.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
U.S
Bluefields
Harry Kime
Orange County
Calif
Barra del Colorado
Nicaragua
Joseph Bovino
Bayside
N.Y
Jarald
Toledo
Ohio
Associated Press
Edwin and
Mitchell Ow
Oakland
Jarald Bovine
Colorado River
Bovinos
Reagan pays $125,582 tax to IRS on 1982 income
President Reagan mailed a check for 125,582 to the Internal Revenue Service to settle taxes on 741,253 earned in 1982. The return shows a 39 percent tax rate, with 292,616 total tax and 741,253 income, while 1980s disclosures detail life-insurance loans, a 1.0 million Los Angeles home sale, and itemized deductions totaling 127,919. Last year the Reagans reported 418,826 income and 165,641 in taxes.
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Washington
Reagan
Internal Revenue Service
Nancy
White House
Los Angeles
Belle and Morris Halpern
Larry Speakes
Reagans
Santa Barbara
Calif
Roy Miller
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher
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John J. Sullivan III
Bogota
N.J
Hustler Magazine
Cesar Augusto Canas
Bernardo Randa Murcia
Maryknoll
Maura Clarke
Ita Ford
New York City
SYRL
RES
Nancy Reagan
Charles Fiske
Bridgewater
Mass
Jamie
Fiskes
UPI Telephor
George Hansen
Western Penitentiary
Teleo
IRS
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